Can someone tell me a good conditioner to use on my daughters hair, she has curly hair an it tangles easily.?

Answer 1

Pick up a book on it- Curly girl by Loraine Massey. It has lots of tips for curly children.

Answer 2

Well I myself have naturally curly hair and have noticed the best conditioners are the ones containing amodithcone (i might have spelled that wrong) which the best ones are the little tube conditioners in hair color boxes. They have the highest amount of it...i actually bought 12 tubes on ebay. They are the only ones that really worked the best on my own hair..Even try those childerens spray detanglers since they have some silicones in it which help a whole lot with tangles.

Answer 3

How old is your daughter?

Matrix has a Great Detangling Spritz in their Biolage line!

You can also try a leave-in conditioner like FastFixx from TiGi's Catwalk Line, or Sexy Hair Concepts Healthy Sexy Hair, Soy Leave in Conditioner...

IF your daughter is REAL young, (toddler or abouts) then Paul Mitchell has a no tears baby shampoo that works great, and they have a leave-in mild detangler to go with it.

I've also heard good things about Ouidad's line of Curly products for kids (called KRLY Kids).

-HairGeek

Answer 4

I really couldn't suggest a conditioner, but a product I have always felt did a good job, is "No More Tangles". Its just spray pumped on and left in!! I know there are probably a gazillion products out there that you'll hear about...but this product has been around for decades, and is still on the market, so it must be good.

Answer 5

A good shampoo and conditioner combination is the ION line, you can get it at a sallys hair supply, and it's not expencive. And I recomend to the whole world the ION mist, leave in conditoner, your hair will nevre tangle if you mist it on your hair fright after the shower. Plus it doesnt make it oily..

Answer 6

Any shampoo that contains conditioner. And if you like, use a separate conditioner to soften her hair and there will be less tangles.

Answer 7

I have super curly hair and it was completely horrible trying to get a brush through it, so I recommend Herbal Essence's "Hello Hydration". It makes your hair feel silky and totally helps with tangles. :D

Answer 8

have you ever asked the black edge of her kinfolk for help? somebody might in all probability be happy to help, i recognize i might. If no longer, i might attempt deep conditioning her hair on the weekend and then putting it in guy or woman braids, if she likes that. If no longer, take the hair and a pair of-strand twist it, that's merely parting the hair, dividing it into 2 products and twisting them around one yet another. this might save the hair "tamed" in a manner. If all else fails, attempt a press & curl form, yet a stylist has to try this. chemical compounds are so harsh on the hair, so i would not recommend it, yet while that's your final determination, take her to a salon and function them to do it. except you recognize what you're doing, i might steer far off from the abode relaxers!

Answer 9

My friend uses Downey Softener on her child's hair. Her hair is to her waist and it had curls like a "Brillo pad". After shampooing she puts the softener in, lets it "sit" a few minutes rinses out and she can actually run a comb through her curls. Give it a try....plus it smells good,they make so many different fragrances now.

Answer 10

i don't know a good conditioner but i do know what i use on the kids i babysit works awesome. it is a liquid that turns into a foam when you pump it and you put it on her hair right after she gets out of the shower, just towel dry it to make sure its not sobbing wet. it is called Detangling Moose and it has a picture of a moose on it. It is made for kids. good luck