Does your daughter have hard to manage hair? I know when my daughters were younger, it was a big struggle getting a comb through their super thick, curly hair. They would get so aggravated every time we had to wash/condition it and I can remember the countless tears! A great option for little girls with hard to manage curls is the Beautiful Beginnings line of hair-care products from Dark and Lovely. The relaxer kits come in two formulas: No-Mistake® Smooth RelaxerNo Mistake® Nourishing No-Lye Crème Relaxer and the No-Mistake® Curl Softener. Whether you want to straighten your daughter's hair or just loosen the curls a bit, Beautiful Beginnings might be just what you need! The full line of maintenance products include: shampoo, deep conditioner, detangler, conditioning oil moisturizer and curl cream. The whole product line is infused with coconut oil and Shea butter to help moisturize and protect your daughter's delicate hair.
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When I was younger a relaxer was used to loosen my curl not completely straighten it.
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I have a lot of girl cousins. None of them have relaxed hair, but at times it is hard to manage.
ReplyDeleteI haven't relaxed Cara's hair yet. This would be an incentive to give it a try as it gets harder to manage as time goes on.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking it would be fun to relax Roderick's hair! Give him a new look for the holidays. No, but seriously, he can definitely use the other products for maintenance :-)
ReplyDeleteI think one day we may relax Savannah's hair just a bit as it is very straight on top but the back has some curl....just to even things out.... :)
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