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Anonymous
| hi folks. does anyone have any suggestions for detangling dry hair? my 5yo wants to grow her thick hair long and we are having daily struggles about combing it out. it gets quite tangled. is there any product that you can spray into the hair? |
mdurbanmom
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Try the hair products by Carol's Daughter.
www.carolsdaughter.com. They work great for the problem you describe. |
Anonymous
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I use suave detangler for kids and it works on my daughter's hair.
I also started using my shampoo/conditioner for her hair and the combing it in the morning has been better. Just don't rinse out all the conditioner. |
Anonymous
| My curly haired daughter only gets shampooed once a week. Conditioner in all other nightly baths. Johnsons and johnsons leave-in conditioner after. Brush. In the morning I brush it with the help of a suave kids or Loreal kids spray detangler. Ponytails help reduce daytime tangling. Good luck! |
Anonymous
| I also use Suave detangler. Works very well. |
Anonymous
We squirt with a detangler/leave in conditioner. We've used Johnnson & Johnson's, Suave Kids, and Aussie. Only difference seems to be the fragrance. We only shampoo once a week. Braids and ponytails help. Brushing before bed helps. And I told DD if she wants it past her shoulders she has to brush it herself (or at least try) twice a day. She asked for a haircut last weekend and it is back to chin-length. 
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Anonymous
| I used to have hair just below my waist and it would get big knots where I used a band to pull it back. Johnson's No more tangles would help as well as getting a large hairclip to keep it back rather than a band. Scrunchies did not work well since my hair was too fine and they would slip off. Braiding would help also. |