I wash DD's hair about every other day. She doesn't have a lot of hair, but the hair on the back of her head has been kinda coarse and frizzy-ish. I'm thinking about using conditioner on her hair. Anyone else use it? What kind do you like?
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I only use conditioner on LOs hair--but her hair is coarse and frizzy--so shampoo just dries it out even more. Right now I'm using California Baby Super Sensitive Conditioner.
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If her hair is anything like mine, I will definitely need to use conditioner on it.
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Yup, I use Suave coconut conditioner on LO's hair. Nothing fancy!
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LO has a lot of hair and we use conditioner on it; same brand as our shampoo (and same as @MrsJazz uses): California Baby Super Sensitive Conditioner.
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Not yet, but if her hair stays this curly, I'm going to have to start using conditioner eventually. Otherwise when her hair gets longer I'm sure it will turn into a frizzy disaster.
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LO's hair sounds kind of like your LO's. She doesn't have a ton, but she's got that patch on the back that's coarse and dry feeling. I use Jason's kid conditioner. It's the banana one. It helps a little and it makes the rest of her hair very soft. It smells good too. Sometimes I comb a little coconut oil into that spot, too.
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@ jerricabenton - I know someone else that puts coconut oil in their daughter's hair. She combs it in and leaves it for a few hours before washing it out. Does it help?
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@BeachMama: yeah I think it helps a little. I don't wash it out. I don't rub a ton in, just kind of rub it into my hands and then on her hair. Her hair used to stick straight up and I trained it to go down using the coconut oil as 'gel' lol. I've never tried using it likea treatment, putting a lot in and then washing it out, but that could work. When I use the conditioner I wash her hair first in tbe bath and then let the conditioner sit while I wash her. You could probably do it that way with coconut oil too.
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