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[quote=Anonymous]A few things:

1) Crunchy products will de-crunch if you just squeeze them once they've set. Google "scrunch the crunch" or "curl cast" for a tutorial on this. Once hair is totally dry you just scrunch it until the crunch is gone.

2) But you don't have to use crunchy products! I don't on my DD because I think it's too fussy for kids. I just do a leave in and then scrunch in a dollop of curling mousse (not gel which is much crunchier) and let it air dry. It's not perfect looking but she's 7 -- it doesn't need to be.

3) In the summer we do a lot of braids. Just make sure to do a leave in first. This allows her to go to bed with still damp hair and to go swimming regularly without having to set her hair all the time.

4) For days when you want her hair to look nice but don't have tons of time a diffuser on a hair dryer can speed it along a bit. Don't try to dry it from sopping wet -- let it air dry as long as you can and then just use the diffuser to finish it. The diffuser will also remove a curl cast from any crunch products especially if you scrunch as you diffuse.[/quote]

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