When your mother would comb your
natural hair, was it a horrible experience for you? Do you find
yourself having that same problem when combing your child's hair. Is
she flinching and crying because it just hurts to get the hair
detangled? There are solutions for those type of problems.
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1. Hair Regimen
Do you have a regular hair regimen for
your daughter's hair? According to naturalhairrules.com a hair
regimen should include cleansing, conditioning, and caring. Niki
Scott further adds that although she currently cleanses her
children's hair every 4-6 weeks, when they were younger she did it
every week, followed by a leave-in conditioner. I really like the
idea about a leave-in conditioner. In fact, I currently use the
leave-in conditioners, it is just so much nicer than having to rinse
it back out.
Detangling Natural Hair (Children's
Hair Care)
2. Hair Growth
Francesca Warren at
blackandmarriedwithkids.com talks about using Aloe Vera Juice in your
hair routing for your child by mixing a cap full in your daily
conditioning spray. She further adds that it is a natural hair
detangler and conditioner. I am not surprised, because Aloe Vera has
a lot of properties and can be used for a variety of things, so why
not on the hair?
3. Moisturizing
Adding a bit of extra virgin olive oil
or jojoba oil to shampoos and conditioners is good for dry hair.
There is further suggestion of coconut oil, argon oil, and Shea
butter to help lubricate children's hair before styling. I also,
really like the smell that the coconut and argon oil leaves on the
hair. It is very pleasant.
4. Detangling
Detangling is so important with kids
natural hair. I remember when my mother and grandmother would comb
my hair. My hair was so kinky. I would cry during the combing
because it hurt so bad. I dreaded having my hair combed. Children
do not have to worry about that now, because there are many
detangling methods available. Nicole at
blackgirllonghair.com, suggests using hair conditioner on the hair
allowing it to soak and soften up the hair. In addition, she
suggests creating small sections and working at them with a comb to
loosen up the matted hair and tangles.
I hope some of these tips help with
your kids hair problems.
More from this author:
Source:
How to Develop a Natural Hair Care
Regimen for Your Daughter
5 More Things I Did to Get My
Daughter's Natural Hair Growing
Kids Curls: Healthy Hair Care Tips For
Children
3 Methods for Detangling Matted and
Tangled Natural Hair
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