Best (children's) leave in conditioner for frizzy hair?

[AgeBeforeBeauty]

DD aged 9 has thick, wavy, frizzy hair - she hates it. She loves it when she gets it cut and it's beautifully straight and tame, but I can't get the same look at home. She doesn't mind it curly if it's not frizzy, but I don't know what to use without leaving it lank and greasy looking. Am trying argan oil but it's not really doing much. Any suggestions?

[lolbrador]

Hello

Dd also 9 is the same. Transitioned from gorgeous curls into a frizzball. I started the curly girl method on myself last year and have recently done the same with my daughter and it's made a real difference, she's slowly transition from frizz to lovely beachy waves. May be worth a shot with your dd

[megletthesecond]

Cantu is lovely for frizzy and curly hair.
Or Mixed Chicks.

[bananamonkey]

The Original Sprout one, it’s pricey but I dilute 1:3 with water so it lasts ages.

[Beforetoday]

Another vote for Cantu products!

[AgeBeforeBeauty]

Thanks so much 🙂

[ChocLabNelson]

Sebastian Potion 9

[Blankiefan]

I have similar hair and find the Dyson Airwrap a total godsend. It's 400 quid but has transformed my relatìonship with my hair.

[MerryDeath]

you need to look up the curly girl method. frizz is curl that hasn't reached its potential!

she needs a sulfate free cleanser, silicone free conditioner, leave in is also good, could use a cream and or gel. the curly girl reddit has an excellent beginners resource. does not need to be expensive. the hairdresser is probably blow drying it straight - a travesty for a curly girl!

[Auldspinster]

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