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We have baby fine soft hair at my house. This is hair that will slide out of any barrette or braid. This is hair that tangles when someone only looks at you. This is hair that tangles when someone doesn’t look at you. Combing it is a nightmare–but it constantly needs to be combed.
Neutrogena’s line of triple moisture products works for our baby-fine, fly-away, easily tangled hair. I’ve used it for over a year. The shampoo and conditioner clean well, leave no residue, and don’t weigh the hair down. They leave it less tangly than others. The leave-in conditioner is a true breakthrough. The tangles just comb right through after we put that on. It does not make your hair stiff as many of the leave-in conditioner sprays do. Barrettes still fall right out–but at least the hair can be combed.
Do you have fine hair? Or do you have children who do? How do you manage it? My 8 year old princess wants to have very long hair, but she has the same poor hair genes I do. How can I keep her looking nice when nothing will stay in?
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Try those little tiny black or clear rubberbands. They come in high-count packages! Be creative with ponytails and braids!
My daughter has hair like you just described. I’m going to have to try some of that Triple care stuff.
I have recently started using those tiny rubberbands. They also come in colors. And I’ve become a lot more creative. I make three ponytails as I will attempt to describe. First I part her hair down the middle and then do one ponytail on each side of the part (but just toward the front part of her head). Then I do a ponytail on the lower half in back. I bring all three together into one (using a fourth rubberband). She calls it her “princess hair.” But my daughter also has a double-crown which makes a single ponytail near impossible without making her look like a fin-headed monstrosity. I’ve tried braids. I’m still not very successful with those on her hair.
It’s all been very frustrating to me. My hair is about the opposite of hers. But I just tell myself that it’s not so important for it to look perfect– just to keep it out of her eyes. And she lets me do whatever I want to it. Comb it. Try to make a braid. Pull it out, start again. Try two ponytails. Try one ponytail and a headband. Throw in a couple of barretts. etc.
Good luck!
Here are some inventive ways to do little girl hair.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thelazyorganizer/sets/72157594361881545/
Great!
I have that thin hair myself, I’ve already put it on the grocerylist for today.
Thanks a lot!!!
Thank you for so nice hair care advice!