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    Shampoo for long hair 8yo girl

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    • corneyAmberC Offline
      corneyAmber
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      My child is using the Guardian Shampoo for kids which is mild for the scalp. At this age, she basically needs to wash away sweaty smell and the olive oil only. After washing, I use olive oil to make it smooth and manageable.

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        Happy Mama
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        ksi:
        My child is using the Guardian Shampoo for kids which is mild for the scalp. At this age, she basically needs to wash away sweaty smell and the olive oil only. After washing, I use olive oil to make it smooth and manageable.

        Hmm, maybe I should consider using olive oil for DD. Ksi, what type of olive oil do you use? Will it get too oily on your DD's hair?

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        • corneyAmberC Offline
          corneyAmber
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          Happy Mama:

          Hmm, maybe I should consider using olive oil for DD. Ksi, what type of olive oil do you use? Will it get too oily on your DD's hair?
          The Ginvera Olive Oil(green packaging) is actually good for the hair and it does not make it oily too.

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            Happy Mama
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            ksi:
            Happy Mama:


            Hmm, maybe I should consider using olive oil for DD. Ksi, what type of olive oil do you use? Will it get too oily on your DD's hair?

            The Ginvera Olive Oil(green packaging) is actually good for the hair and it does not make it oily too.

            Oki, thanks ksi. 😄

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              Red_Snow
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              I’m using my Loreal anti- frizz serum on my DD long hair. It will make her hair smooth n can be comb easily. It’s not sticky at all. I won’t be able to comb her hair without that.

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                carmen21
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                My 12 yo DD is still using Johnson Baby Shampoo. She love the smell and make her hair smooth and easy to comb. She ever tried that "Clairol dangerously straight" shampoo, it smell very nice but make her scalp really oily so I quickly stop her from using it.

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                  Red_Snow
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                  I’m using johnson baby shampoo also for my kids but very difficult to comb their hair after washing. I’m using the orange colour one. The yellow one without conditioner.

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