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Frizz doesn’t necessarily mean the hair is very dry or lacks moisture retention. First, while we often struggle with toddler frizzy hair when I leave a hairstyle in for too long, frizzy hair happens when curly hair strands separate due to brushing, touching, sweating, etc.
#CURLY HAIR BLACK BABY GIRL FULL#
She truly has a head full of mixed hair!īefore we get started on the routine, I wanted to offer a couple bits of info beforehand. She even has a few kinky strands at the hairline. I’ve also noticed that she has various hair types and curl patterns on her head, with the hair on the back being super tight coils and loose curls on the top layer. First off, her hair is SO much thicker! Her hair is also more coarse as the true texture begins to grow in. My daughter’s mixed toddler hair is so different from her baby hair! I first wrote this mixed babies hair article and wow, I can hardly believe how much its changed in just two years. It’s also the reason we never stop learning what is best for our tresses! No matter the texture, healthy hair is always most beautiful and is what informs our hair goals: moisture retention, protective hairstyles to conserve length, and a priority on natural hair care products for toddlers. It’s what I tell my daughter when she wishes for “pretty” (aka straight) hair and also what I say when she starts whining about our mixed hair care routine. My mantra has always been: “Healthy hair is beautiful hair”. My Sweet Curly Hair Toddlers Biracial Hair Care for Toddlers And let’s not forget our little boys with curly hair too! There’s just so much to learn. Babies are often born with little to no hair, and even then it’s super fine and soft, but toddler hair care is when it really gets fun. I guess that’s why I’m so passionate about raising kids who love their curly hair and helping moms learn proper curly hair care. I adore my mother but feeling her frustration each morning left a lasting impact on my self-esteem and personal identity.
I know what it’s like to grow up hating your curls and watching as your mom struggles with every aspect of it.
#CURLY HAIR BLACK BABY GIRL HOW TO#
Let me know if you have any questions! If you DO have mixed kids, check out the updated How to Manage Biracial Curly Hair for more info and product recommendations. I say that because I’ve had many friends (who aren’t raising biracial kids) ask if this routine would apply to their curly hair kids, and the answer is YES! You might not need the amount of conditioner I apply, but you could follow the same principles to improve the health your of toddler curly hair.
These ringlet curls can be found in brown, blonde and black hair! While my mixed baby girl eventually grew to have 3c/4a curl patterns and low porosity hair, her toddler curly hair texture was closer to my 3b hair.
Of course, you don’t have to be biracial or mixed to have adorable curly hair toddlers. I’m also sharing our best hair products for toddlers with curly hair (requested by friends and readers!) and a few of our favorite biracial toddler hairstyles too.
#CURLY HAIR BLACK BABY GIRL UPDATE#
I can’t even believe how adorable my little girl with curly hair was at two years old! Six years later, in 2018, I’m going through all our curly hair guides to update what we’ve learned about natural hair with kids over the years, as well as our curly hair care routine. HA! If that sounds a little over the top, you would be correct I’m crazy for curly hair! This post was originally written in 2012, when my sweet curly haired babies were tiny with ringlet curls. Hi, my name is Vanessa and I’m a curly hair addict.
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