my daughter has real curly hair an tips on what products to use?

Question

it is super super curly, i have tried several products and some were ok but the back of her hair is still kinda frizzy and dry. HELP PLEASE.

she is only 18mnths, and she is african american with really good hair, like white people.

Answer 1

You need to buy some shampoo and conditioner for dry, frizzy hair such as something with olive oil in it. Also try combing her hair with a pic instead of a brush. Always fix her hair when it is wet with a good mouse extra hold is best. And of course you may have to spray it lightly with some hairspray.I usually us Aussie mouse and hairspray.

Answer 2

I Use Catwals "Curls Rock" Shampoo, adn Mark Anthony's strictly Curls "lotion" wich is in a big yellow bottle.

Another reason why her hair might be frizzy and dry is dead ends. I can never tell if i have split ends or not so i just trim my own hair whenever the ends start feeling crispy.

Answer 3

One Lady told me to use Aveda. Its hard to find where I am but some salons carry it and they have their own stores too.Some high-end malls would have it. I use leave-in conditioners like Fructis, Paul Mitchell creme, and Sun-Silk.

And I found these hair tips from Latina Magazine:

**Tips for sexy curls:**
Curly:
A thick styling cream applied to wet hair will smooth and loosen tight curls. Blow-dry hair straight, then curl 2-inch sections around big, fat adhesive-strip rollers; leave them in for 30 minutes, then remove and style with fingers.
Try L´Oreal Professionnel Hairmix Supremesmooth by Textureline ($15).

**How to get super shiny hair:**
Curly:
Go for a shine enhancing cream-gel; it´ll help tame frizzies and provide a light hold. The creamy consistency won´t leave your hair crunchy either. Try Garnier Fructis Style Brilliantine Shine Cream-Gel ($4).

Coarse hair:
Repair dry, coarse strands with a deep, rich conditioner that contains silk extracts. And avoid silicone-based products; they´ll only coat your hair and won´t penetrate it.
Try Charles Worthington Dream Hair Radiant Shine Glossing Conditioner ($9). —Samantha Vlado

Four Frizz Fighters
No, the bun isn´t your only option for fighting summer´s frustrating frizz: The trick is to keep strands full of moisture, so they don´t soak it up from the air outside. Here, the perfect pouf-control products for all hair types.
1. Coarse
Coarse hair is typically drier, which makes it more prone to frizz, so use a daily leave-in conditioner to help keep pelo softer and smooth todo el día.
Try Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine Leave-In Conditioning Cream ($4).

2. Curly
On wet or dry hair, smooth a silicone-based serum over strands; the heavy oils will coat your curls so moisture won´t penetrate and cause rizos to tighten and frizz out.
Try Philosophy Shear Splendor Smoothing Serum ($18: philosophy.com).

How to keep long hair looking great:
1. Curly
The longer curly hair grows, the drier and frizzier the ends get. Smooth ends out with a moisturizing cream; used daily, it´ll stop curls from expanding at the bottom.
Try Sunsilk Anti-Esponja 24/7 Creme ($4).

2. Coarse
Coarse strands often break off toward the ends. Look for an anti-breakage, leave-in treatment with fruit oils to penetrate wet strands, strengthening them to maximize growth potential.
Try Garnier Fructis Length & Strength Anti Split Ends Leave-In Treatment ($6).
—Samantha Vlado

Answer 4

pantene pro v's hair products for curly hair( theyre usually in red-ish bottles)

Answer 5

get a Frizz-ease creme
or something thats like a creme or lotion looking.
but dont put too much, cause then it looks oily

Answer 6

Mine is curly. I just always wore it short and let it curl.

Answer 7

use the satinique brand hair masque...u cna buy it from

www.dshah3.qhealthzone.com

Answer 8

B&B hair lotion, it works miracles on my daughter.