Help with my baby's curly hair...(3b 3c)

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Hi! I have a 2 year old baby girl. She is between a 3b and a 3c hair type. I conditioning her hair and use shampoo maybe once a week. After I condition her hair her curls are very loose an soft for two hours. But after that her hair look dry and frizz. How can I keep her curls soft? I tried some gels but I'm afraid to use them because these could make her hair drier. Thanks.

 
What about rubbing a small drop of serum between your hands, then gently rubbing them into her hair before styling.

Serum is the only product that I have found that makes my hair softer and shiny. And it washes out quite easily.

If you are using any product in her hair, make sure you use a gentle shampoo that has sulfates, to clean her hair.

 
Use something gentle please. She is a baby, probably with her softspot still open, and you dont want to put chemicals in her hair. Use something like a gentle oil for moisture, baby shampoo to wash. No gel, no mousses, none of that, just some type of oil.

 
What does 3b and 3c stand for?

I read some lady saying her hair was an a1 or whatever, and I'm thinking the A1 sauce?

 
hair color I think..I remember going to an Asian hair store and females hollering out let me get that weave in a 1B!!!

 
its hair texture if im not mistaken i think nox had a post about it im gonna try and find it

and yes i agree with april

you can also use a detangling spray for kids, like l'oreal, it works wonders on my little cousin who has very tight ringlets

 
Ok I cant help out with the initial question, I have the same kind of hair and I dont even know what to do with it anymore lol.

But yes Nox did post a really informative post about that hair type thing, it went something like 1A-3A straight hair, the 1B-3B like wavy getting curly, and the 3A-3C is like curly getting into serious ringlets, and there was a 4 category I dont rememeber too well anymore lol anyway hope that helped some.

 
ivelisse,

there's a book called curly girls- by a woman named lorraine massey

(i think thats her name)

she's a hair stylist who owns a salon business and specializes in cutting curly

hair. the book above has a section on how to care for children's curly hair.

its very interesting and you might find it helpful. i've read it-(i'm curly haired too)

 
Does anyone know where I can find the post that Nox did regarding hair types 1A-3A straight hair, the 1B-3B like wavy getting curly, and the 3A-3C curly/ringlets, and 4th category.

Thanks

 
here is the post from nox:

https://forum.makeuptalk.com/f13...ics-66648.html

HTH chickens
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Originally Posted by Killah Kitty /img/forum/go_quote.gif Ok I cant help out with the initial question, I have the same kind of hair and I dont even know what to do with it anymore lol.
But yes Nox did post a really informative post about that hair type thing, it went something like 1A-3A straight hair, the 1B-3B like wavy getting curly, and the 3A-3C is like curly getting into serious ringlets, and there was a 4 category I dont rememeber too well anymore lol anyway hope that helped some.

4ab is the tightly curled and kinky "z" strands.

Originally Posted by pinksugar /img/forum/go_quote.gif here is the post from nox:
https://forum.makeuptalk.com/f13...ics-66648.html

HTH chickens
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Lol! Oh yeah, there ya go.Also, you might want to check out the black hair care sites for ideas on how to gently care for curly baby hair.

Lot's of info.

 

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