baby shampoo

Sara - posted on 11/17/2009

I have a newborn little girl, my husband is African (from Liberia) and I am white, however she has really fine curly hair, I am not sure about your child's texture but I found that Johnson's Curly Shampoo (it's green) and can be found in the baby section works great on her hair, it's shiny and soft.

Amber - posted on 11/06/2009

I think it all depends on the consistency of your babies hair and bi-racial and multi-racial babies hair varies so much. My son is 9 months and his hair is very curly but still on the softer side. I use the Johnsons Coco and Shea butter shampoo about twice a week and I put the Johnsons Coco and Shea butter lotion in his hair every night. I love the smell too.

Flora - posted on 11/05/2009

thank you Jean :)

Jean - posted on 11/05/2009

well i have to say after six months i have grown tired already of tugging at the snarls in my baby girls so i feel ya! i don't use shampoo at all because her hair is not dirty it is just nappy...there is a difference. right when she gets in the tub i but alba cocoa butter dry-repair conditioner and let it sit while she has fun. then comb it the snarls out and wash it out. then i put aura cacia sweet almond oil on her skin and in her hair. this oil doesn't really have a scent but you can add an esstial oil like lavender which is calming-calm is always good!-or any kind you like. although these products are not as cheap as some other ones i really don't have to use that much of them so they last forever. she uses the same products i trust on my body that don't have chemicals and i think they work great!

Flora - posted on 10/26/2009

thanks Karen :) I'll keep using olive oil then

Karen - posted on 10/26/2009

Olive oil is a really good choice because it doesn't clog the pores or stop hair growth, on the other hand it doesn't smell very good. I really like the olive oil hair moisturizer in a green bottle that you can get from target. I only wash their hair once maybe twice a week if it's really bad and then use the moisturizer after.

Flora - posted on 10/24/2009

Thank you Cassandra..i will not use shampoo everyday..i have not seen johnson's green shampoo in here..i will try to find again..i will use spray detangler as you suggested..thank you again

Cassandra - posted on 10/23/2009

My daughter is 16 months old and I used to use baby oil but a very tiny bit. It actually slows down the growth of the hair though. Spray in detangler actually moisturizes the hair also so you can do that. I wouldnt use shampoo every day though because thats what drys the hair out. I use it every other day with my daughter and the days I dont I just rinse it really well.

Flora - posted on 10/23/2009

thank you so much everyone...sometimes, my daughter hairs seems dry..so i put baby oil or olive oil often..is it ok? i am not sure to use other products and hair conditioners since she is just 8 months old.but you can keep giving me healthy hairs tips for future purpose. :) thank you!!!

Cassandra - posted on 10/22/2009

Oh and also I wouldnt put too many products in it at a young age because its not very good for them and stuff like pink hair products has mineral oil which stops hair growth and clogs pores.

Cassandra - posted on 10/22/2009

I use the johnsons shampoo for curly hair (the green one) and it keeps my daughters hair nice and fresh. I use it every other day unless she gets her hair really dirty because it dries out if you use it too much. I use spray detangler also right after her baths and that makes it easier to pick out. Also keeps it a bit softer.

Michaela - posted on 10/22/2009

i use huggies brand. all of them they work great on my daughters hair. for keeping her hair healthy looking i use garnier fructis sleek and shine leave in conditioner.

Ivy - posted on 10/22/2009

I use Johnsons Baby Shampoo and it works good for my daughters hair and its really curly and tight to her head...

Jodi - posted on 10/18/2009

I use "Target"store brand with lavender and chamomile for my son,he is four now and i still use it.I also use "just for me" smoothing gel on my daughter.Her hair is a wild mess if I don't put something on it.She loves to swim,so to keep the chlorine from damaging it,I use "pink lotion".Hope this helps:)