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Post imported post - 17-04-06, 08:13 PM

What hair products do you use on your kids? My son has very thick hair and quite a sensitive scalp. Is there any NATURAL (no alchol, perfum) products that are good for kids? Also, how often do you wash the childs hair? I know its an individual thing (depending on hair type etc) but just a general idea.

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I use superdrugs natuaral range coconut shampoo and intensive conditioner. My son is 2 and has short hair, and to be honest i dont wash it that often like once a month.

I use the same on my daughter who is four years old and i wash her hair every other week.

The shampoo is mild but moisterising and the intensive conditioner is very moisterising and mild it helps to comb out my daughter's hair so its easier to comb aftrewards.


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how about honey and coconut oil .it works for me. and my hair natural.Or try black soap that natural and you can use it to wash your hair.
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I USE SHEA BUTTER AND WATER. I ALSO USE SOMETHING CALLED WILD GROWTH. THEY BOTH ARE WONDERFUL ON THE HAIR. WILL SOFTEN THE HAIR AND MAKE IT MORE MANAGABLE
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