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do peopel have issues/ interest in kids hair shampoo ey products?

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:04

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:05

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Taweret · 31/03/2008 17:05

Have a 12 year-old ds with shoulder-length curly hair.
I think he is hiding a tribe of pygmies in there.
HELP ME!

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:07

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:08

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largeginandtonic · 31/03/2008 17:10

I am interested. Have 5 boys but 2 have longish hair and dd has a chin length bob.

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:10

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southeastastra · 31/03/2008 17:10

my ds(14) just uses herbal essences. hair is hair isn't it.

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:10

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:11

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largeginandtonic · 31/03/2008 17:11

It is an issue, dd has nightmare unruly hair. I am reluctant to put hair products on it and 'style' it. She is too young imo.

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:11

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artichokes · 31/03/2008 17:11

DD is only 19 months and until recently I just used Johnson's baby shampoo like everyone else. But DD woud develop an unsightly birds' nest at the back of her head each day. Now I use Toni & Guy conditioner on her and it look sleek and shiny .

orangina · 31/03/2008 17:12

God, not interesting at all, but i have children with thatched heads and feel as wanna-be Good Mother, I ought to Do Something About It.
But hell, let's talk about figure contouring creams instead. Do they work? Yes or no?

largeginandtonic · 31/03/2008 17:13

Course it eamns some mornings she goes to school looking ike a scarecrow. That brings me down and i dont really care Gawd knows what it does to a 7 year old with peer pressure.

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:13

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largeginandtonic · 31/03/2008 17:14

Try it on myself? I would, couldnt make it any worse.

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:14

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largeginandtonic · 31/03/2008 17:14

Thats my hair!!! I want it.

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FluffyMummy123 · 31/03/2008 17:15

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LilyMunster · 31/03/2008 17:16

well, you just want summink that makes it not tangly, dont you? or just cut it off fgs.

i had long hair when little. having brush ripped through it was total pita... just cut it off, s'easier innit?

LilyMunster · 31/03/2008 17:17

(i do buy poncey organic shit to wash the ds's hair in tho)

largeginandtonic · 31/03/2008 17:17

lip balm\scrubs or the scar reducing potions about at the moment. Do they really work?

orangina · 31/03/2008 17:17

Let's stick to the term "body contouring" shall we? Lessen the orange peel images that spring to mind..... as for the following week, nail polish is surely a bit TOO DULL?!?! Will ponder.....

castille · 31/03/2008 17:18

I'd love an easy to rinse shampoo that they could use themselves because at 10 and 8 I'd quite like them to be able to wash their own hair.

And a conditioner that really gets knots out. DD2 had long, thick, wavy hair that is a nightmare and I've yet to find the definitive knot-remover.