Mixed Chicks Leave in Conditioner, 1000 ml

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Generally people with mixed race hair have several different curl patterns and may have different hair textures throughout their hair too. Meaning they may have some hair that’s fine, some that’s coarse, and some that’s in between.

I’ve been doing this for some time now and I’ve noticed that her hair is much less frizzy, and her curls stay defined when she wakes up.You want to make sure you aren’t washing it too often though because curly hair is dry and that will make it lose more moisture, making it susceptible to damage. Can mixed hair get lice?

Completely wet the hair and use a co-wash to cleanse the scalp and hair. Thoroughly massage the co-wash into the scalp. Rinse the hair, and put in a generous amount of conditioner, (you should be able to see the conditioner in the hair). Leave the conditioner in as you detangle. Many people I know who have fine textured hair wash it every day, or every other day because it starts to look greasy. When it’s bedtime, I put my daughter’s hair in a really high ponytail (also called a pineapple) with a loose scrunchy and put a satin cap on her head.Once her hair has been combed out, I rinse the conditioner out (but not all the way out, I leave a little bit in to keep moisture in it) and right away I put in the Curl Activator Cream and Curl Enhancing Smoothie at the same time, and Kinky Curling Custard is the last product I put on. You also want to comb from the bottom to the top. So comb out the ends first and work your way up to the scalp. Again, this makes it easier to comb out tangles.

Using the satin cap helps reduce tangles too because their hair isn’t rubbing against a cotton pillow case. I recently started using Cantu’s hydrating cream conditionerbecause I was looking for a cheaper option and I’m so happy I found this! Of course there’s always going to be exceptions to this because not everyone with mixed race hair has the same exact curl pattern, or texture.However naturally curly hair doesn’t get oily, (because the natural oil from the scalp doesn’t make it all the way down to the ends of curly hair) so don’t have to wash it as frequently. You can wash it once or twice a week, depending on how dry your child’s hair is. Use clips to separate the hair into smaller sections, (this makes it easier to detangle). Use a wide tooth comb and begin detangling from the bottom of the hair, up to the scalp. One of the most frequent questions I get in regards to my kids is “how do you maintain all that hair?”. So first off, I don’t wash their hair with shampoo….ever. That’s right, I only use conditioner or Cantu conditioning co-wash and I cleanse with either of those. There is a huge variety in biracial/multiracial hair texture so you may have to experiment with different products to find the best one for your child’s hair type.