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
If you’re already battling daily tangles, knots, and tears (mostly yours, probably), then the Curly Girl Method (CGM) might sound
You’ve mastered the pineapple. Now let’s talk about the real wild jungle: other people.The unsolicited touchers. The “Is that all
Let’s be honest: if wash day feels more like fight night, you’re not alone.Tears, flailing limbs, suspicious side-eyes at the
We need to talk about that shelf. You know the one.The shelf (or basket or under-sink graveyard) full of curl
Let’s be honest: sometimes the hair on your kid’s head looks nothing like the hair on yours. And that’s okay.
Curl typing (wavy, curly, coily: Types 2A–4C)Not all curls are created equal. Type 2 waves are loose and beachy, Type
“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.
1: Shampoo Is Not a Personality Sulfates = The Enemy. Curly kids do not need daily shampoo. Wash Guide Routine 💧 Co-wash (conditioner-only wash)
If you’re already battling daily tangles, knots, and tears (mostly yours, probably), then the Curly Girl Method (CGM) might sound
If you’ve ever stood in the bathroom with a detangling brush in one hand, a crying toddler in the other,