Natural Hair Care!!!!

Simone LOL at airdry

Maybe is you get something that makes her hair more curly and less frizzy will you consider not blowdrying it anymore.

Enigma, thanks I will have a look at that oil. Zaid also has beautiful curls.

Ladies check out this link...wish we had such stuff here

www.mixedchicks.net/kidswithcurlyhair.html

Okay Angelique....I have figured it out..lol. Thought I was going nuts!

Thanks for all the tips!! Speaking of which...Addison needs a tip soon!!!

Ara....I give up on asking why me and this hair!!!! My sister has straight hair....but me??? Thank the Lord for hair straighteners!

Angelique? Air dry??? Oh no that aint gonna work! lol.

Addison knows when her hair is au natural...she says she is Annie...lol. Then when I blow it she tells me: i am not Annie anymore! I'm a princess now!

Zaid also has curly hair also a bit dry and what i found was baby oil but not the one for body it is a special one for hair it`s a green bottle .It shows on the bottle for baby hair Avo in there as well .It really helps with Zaid`s hair .But now his dad went to cut his hair and i was really P!$$@# off at him

Some tips (Thanks to Sharleen Februarie) on washing kids hair that is very curly.

Kids with Curly Hair

• Never brush curly hair. Curly hair is more delicate than straight hair. Brushing will roughen up the hair's cuticle, separate curls, and cause frizz. It also promotes split ends.

• Use only wide-tooth combs/ a handmade one or a seamless plastic comb also called a shower comb. The best combs for any hair type are seamless handmade combs. If the hair is too short for a big comb use a small seamless comb

• Shampoo a child's curly hair only once a week. Wet hair and apply a gentle moisturizing shampoo. Massage the shampoo into the hair and rinse thoroughly. Follow the shampoo with a moisturizing leave-in conditioner. Detangle the child's hair with the wide-tooth comb (from ends to root and be gentle). Let hair air dry to form curls or use your fingers to shape curls or twist up or braid hair immediately

• During baths between shampoo days, rinse the child's hair with lukewarm water (no shampoo). Wet hair and then gently massage the scalp to remove any debris. Rinse again with water. Add leave-in conditioner and comb through the curls to detangle.

• To remove tangles: Saturate the tangle with leave-in conditioner. Gently use fingers to untangle the hair. If this doesn't work, take a spray bottle filled with water and wet the tangled area. Next, apply a generous amount of leave-in conditioner to the tangle. Let the conditioner sit untouched for ten minutes. Carefully work out the tangle with your fingers. I know it will require patience but it’s better than cutting out a tangle

• Only use hair accessories that will not snag in the hair. Look for smooth elastics without rough edges. Elastics should not have metal parts.

• wrap up the childs hair in a satin scarve / bonnet at night

• Apply jojoba oil/ olive oil to your child's hair as a deep conditioner before shampooing it (maybe the evening before the wash day).

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Ok ladies

This is what I have been using for Cole. It is not 100% natural but it has really help in keeping his hair soft and manageable.

Now I would really like to find a good shampoo and conditioner to used in conjunction with this.

Gro Healthy and I found it at clicks

This is a really sensitive topic for me. Luckily I don't have a girl, but having really "kroes hare" can be a pain!! I always asked my mom why she didn't marry a man with with "better" hair. She just laugh and said that she always like to plate hair and the lord gave her me!!

A tip that works for me and my brothers LG is to put on Olive Oil the night before we was it. It softens it a bit and also looks healthier.