Good leave-in conditoner for my 3c/4a daughter

Mocahontas

Hi,

I was looking for a good leave-in conditoner for my daughter who is 22 months old. She has 3c in the front and the rest is a 4a. I was trying to find the old post of parents routines but couldn't find them. I hope someone starts a new one.

I was really intrested in making a conditoner with coconut oil in it or if anyone had any recommendations of some good ones. I was thinking about trying Circle of Friends leave-in conditioner, so if any parents out there have tried this product can you please let me know how it worked out for you.

Thank You

simpleelivin

i recommend you use garnier fructice sleek and shine or the curl and shine leave in conditioner! their products are great! her hair will be so soft and managable after, and you can use it whenever. i have mostly 3c hair and i love it! best part you can find it anywhere!

CurleeDST

[buylink=http://www.curlmart.com/Elucence-Moisture-Balancing-Conditioner-p-39.html?utm_source=naturallycurly.com&utm_medium=text-link&utm_content=curltalk-post-text&utm_campaign=elucence-elucence-moisture-balancing-conditioner]Elucence Moisture Balance[/buylink] Conditioner is excellent. I am also using Paul Mitchell's The Detangler.

solange

I have used many good ones over the years - Elucense MBC, Activate, etc. Suave Professionals Healthy Curls is one that I use most often now because it is great at detangling and it is inexpensive - we go though a ton of conditioner between the 3 of us.

I usually condition with this, comb thru to detangle and then wash 95% out and apply a bit of olive oil, castor oil or Africa's Best Herbal Oil.

Suburbanbushbabe

As a leave-in and also styler, I would use Curly Q [buylink=http://www.curlmart.com/CURLS-Curls-Milkshake-p-884.html?utm_source=naturallycurly.com&utm_medium=text-link&utm_content=curltalk-post-text&utm_campaign=Curls-Curls-Milkshake]Milkshake[/buylink] or maybe some of the Blended Beauty/Cutie products (Kicks for Curls). As a rinseout a great (and cheap) on is Trader Joe Nourish; it's quite close to EMBC. All of these are great detanglers.