Keeping It Real: Mixed Textures, Adoption, and Family Differences
Let’s be honest: sometimes the hair on your kid’s head looks nothing like the hair on yours. And that’s okay.
Know Thy Curl: What’s Growing on Their Head?”
Curl typing (wavy, curly, coily: Types 2A–4C)Not all curls are created equal. Type 2 waves are loose and beachy, Type
The Science: Texture – The Feel of the Strand, Not the Shape of the Curl
You might think texture is about curl pattern, but nope. Texture is how each strand feels between your fingers. It’s
The Truth About Shampoo (and Why You Don’t Need as Much as You Think)
Let’s clear this up straight away:Your kid’s hair is not dirty.It’s just curly.And curls don’t want to be squeaky clean.
Growing Up Curly: From Littles to Preteens
“Don’t touch it, I’ve got it!” — your formerly bath-dodging five-year-old, now a nearly-tween with opinions and edge control preferences.
Take this quick quiz, note down your answers – see our recommendations (based on your answers) at the end!
1. How would you describe the texture of your child’s hair when it’s wet? 2. After washing and air drying,
Quick Curly Kid Method (Unofficial, but Wise):
This isn’t rocket science—it’s curl survival. A fast, no-fuss way to keep your kid’s curls happy, hydrated, and drama-free. No
Washing, Drying & Styling: The Crown Care Guide
1: Shampoo Is Not a Personality Sulfates = The Enemy. Curly kids do not need daily shampoo. Wash Guide Routine 💧 Co-wash (conditioner-only wash)
Why bother with the Curly Girl Method for kids?
If you’re already battling daily tangles, knots, and tears (mostly yours, probably), then the Curly Girl Method (CGM) might sound
The Science: Understanding Curls – The Structure
Here’s the real, rooted science — broken down with clarity, a little flair, and zero fluff: It Starts in the