curls, which will soak up moisture like a sponge.
These products also benefit dry scalps, which
tend to go hand in hand with this hair texture.
Curls on the looser or finer side respond to
lighter products, such as creams and leave-in
conditioners. I recommend WonderCurl Get Slick
Smoothie or MOP leave-in conditioner. These
brands are designed to improve the health of
the hair, therefore shampooing more than once
a week is unnecessary. And give your child a
synthetic fiber pillowcase to prevent moisture
loss from the hair while she sleeps. This kind of
pillowcase will help to cut back on hair tangling
as well.
Good curly hair maintenance is a must.
What this means for children with thick curls
is a regular visit with the pros. Frequent hair
trimming and protective styling (such as braids
or locks) is a way of life for those who have
twice the amount of hair as the rest of the
population, so it’s best that we them get started
early. Developing a relationship with a skilled
barber or stylist is a great way for you and your
kids to get educated on consistent home care
and maintenance, as well as to ensure that your
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