Daughter with mixed hair
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Printed Date: November 05 2025 at 11:29pm
Topic: Daughter with mixed hair
Posted By: klayer
Subject: Daughter with mixed hair
Date Posted: March 16 2005 at 10:48am
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I
have a daughter whom is biracial with white and black and she has very
difficult hair. It is wavy with lots of frizz. Can you
please help me with what I can use to help not only to hold her styles
but to stop the frizz outs. ------------- Kimber |
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Posted By: cebnn
Date Posted: March 16 2005 at 11:50am
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My niece has hair like that. Her mother can't manage it and my nieces beautiful curls stay in cornrows. I hope somone knows what to try so i can pass the information along. ------------- http://lilypie.com">  
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Posted By: cmesweet
Date Posted: March 17 2005 at 1:21pm
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There is a book called CurlyGirl, I believe that would help alot... ------------- Natural BC May 9, 2004 |
Posted By: jasmine2g3
Date Posted: March 17 2005 at 7:36pm
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Maybe you should try Frizz Ease. ------------- 
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Posted By: cmesweet
Date Posted: March 18 2005 at 10:40am
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Try just washing her hair with conditioner, also try plopping http://www.motowngirl.com - www.motowngirl.com has info on conditoner washes and plopping. ------------- Natural BC May 9, 2004 |
Posted By: Pokahontas
Date Posted: June 17 2005 at 1:59pm
| Hi. I am not biracial but I have similar hair. My hair is very curly and long and very frizzy but I have done lots of research and I know how to style it now. I'm sure I can help you but I need to know how your daughter wants to wear her hair. Does she want to wear it curly and natural or pressed out straight? I know how to style both but they both have very different procedures and products that have to be used. |
Posted By: afrolatina
Date Posted: June 17 2005 at 2:48pm
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Hi Klayer - Another good resource is http://www.naturallycurly.com - www.naturallycurly.com . They too offer reviews, hair forums and expert advice. In particular, there is a monthly column (Q&A) by Mahisha Dellinger founder of a hair care line called Curls & Curly Q's (for kids), which she developed specifically with multi-racial curly /ethnic hair in mind. You can read more about and purchase the products through http://www.naturallycurly.com - naturallycurly.com or from the Curls website http://www.curls.biz/index.htm - http://www.curls.biz/index.htm . The products are very good quality (I have purchased for my niece) and several other people I know are now using them in their children's hair. The products are very good quality and reasonably priced. My niece is now free to experiment with her own hair care products and finally leaves her mother's alone. By the way, my niece's hair: straight at the roots, fuzzy area at the very front that sticks up, wavy curls which when not moisturized tend to fizz. |
Posted By: afrolatina
Date Posted: June 17 2005 at 2:54pm
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Sorry if my last post was repetitive or sounded like I was only pushing the Curls products (rushing to type msg cause I'm at work). Mostly I think that reading the Curly Q's for kids column would be a good idea for you. There are many good products out there that should work with your daughters hair type as others in this haircare forum will tell you.
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Posted By: nyx`
Date Posted: June 17 2005 at 5:44pm
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Try conditioner washes. Daily if possible. What is their hair regimen right now? If we knew, then we could give tips to improve it. |
Posted By: fatmoogas
Date Posted: June 18 2005 at 9:30am
Love you gals
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