Comments on: Caring for Children’s Hair http://www.dominicanblowout.com/questions_and_answers/caring-for-childrens-hair/ LaNegra's Hair Guide to Straight Hair Tue, 31 Jan 2012 22:13:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: LaNegra http://www.dominicanblowout.com/questions_and_answers/caring-for-childrens-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-2732 LaNegra Thu, 29 Oct 2009 19:51:58 +0000 http://www.dominicanblowout.com/?p=518#comment-2732 Gracias para compartir! Thanks for sharing. I have never used Carol's Daughter, but have heard nothing bug great things. Whatever works, right? Gracias para compartir! Thanks for sharing. I have never used Carol’s Daughter, but have heard nothing bug great things.
Whatever works, right?

]]> By: Tam http://www.dominicanblowout.com/questions_and_answers/caring-for-childrens-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-2726 Tam Thu, 29 Oct 2009 01:40:42 +0000 http://www.dominicanblowout.com/?p=518#comment-2726 I am really loving this site. My daughter was blessed with a head full of curly, thick hair, but I have to run a hot comb thru every so often to make it easier for me. I use Carols' Daughter Body Jelly on her braids. It is a bit liquidy/messy, so use sparingly. They advertise it for a body moiturizer but I didn't like the greasiness of it on her skin...Found out if you put it in a squeeze bottle (like the travel bottles with the nozzle you can flip up) it works wonders on little girls braids without clogging the pores... I am really loving this site. My daughter was blessed with a head full of curly, thick hair, but I have to run a hot comb thru every so often to make it easier for me. I use Carols’ Daughter Body Jelly on her braids. It is a bit liquidy/messy, so use sparingly. They advertise it for a body moiturizer but I didn’t like the greasiness of it on her skin…Found out if you put it in a squeeze bottle (like the travel bottles with the nozzle you can flip up) it works wonders on little girls braids without clogging the pores…

]]> By: LaNegra http://www.dominicanblowout.com/questions_and_answers/caring-for-childrens-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-1615 LaNegra Sun, 07 Jun 2009 16:44:49 +0000 http://www.dominicanblowout.com/?p=518#comment-1615 Thanks for sharing! Thanks for sharing!

]]> By: Priscilla http://www.dominicanblowout.com/questions_and_answers/caring-for-childrens-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-1614 Priscilla Sun, 07 Jun 2009 16:35:10 +0000 http://www.dominicanblowout.com/?p=518#comment-1614 I just discovered organic coconut oil whice works wonders for my families care. I would also recommend separating the hair into 4 sections using a moisturizing shampoo ( I like creame of nature Sunflower & Coconut detanging conditioning shampoo) wash each section separately and comb each section while washing with a wide tooth shower comb. Style as usual and work through coconut oil through each section of hair. I just discovered organic coconut oil whice works wonders for my families care. I would also recommend separating the hair into 4 sections using a moisturizing shampoo ( I like creame of nature Sunflower & Coconut detanging conditioning shampoo) wash each section separately and comb each section while washing with a wide tooth shower comb. Style as usual and work through coconut oil through each section of hair.

]]> By: LaNegra http://www.dominicanblowout.com/questions_and_answers/caring-for-childrens-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-1604 LaNegra Fri, 05 Jun 2009 18:45:37 +0000 http://www.dominicanblowout.com/?p=518#comment-1604 Oh you made my day. Big besos! I know I need to post more; I really do. I have to find the time, but I'm going to make it happen. You know, you can always mention a recipe, or product that you like too. I'd be happy to try something new and share it with everyone else :) Besos, LaNegra Oh you made my day. Big besos!
I know I need to post more; I really do. I have to find the time, but I’m going to make it happen.
You know, you can always mention a recipe, or product that you like too. I’d be happy to try something new
and share it with everyone else :)

Besos,
LaNegra

]]> By: justicefighter1913 http://www.dominicanblowout.com/questions_and_answers/caring-for-childrens-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-1603 justicefighter1913 Fri, 05 Jun 2009 18:41:17 +0000 http://www.dominicanblowout.com/?p=518#comment-1603 LaNegra, You know we love the site!! I have no idea how I found your site in the first place, but I love all of the advice that you give. I just wish that you would post more, but I love it, love it, love it! Bests! LaNegra,
You know we love the site!! I have no idea how I found your site in the first place, but I love all of the advice that you give. I just wish that you would post more, but I love it, love it, love it! Bests!

]]> By: LaNegra http://www.dominicanblowout.com/questions_and_answers/caring-for-childrens-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-1596 LaNegra Fri, 05 Jun 2009 00:04:47 +0000 http://www.dominicanblowout.com/?p=518#comment-1596 Ah, yes thanks for mentioning coconut oil! I mentioned it on the recipe page, along with almond, or even olive oil. Thank you so much for mentioning that :) One thing I have to mention is that although this site is about getting a nice blowout, there are a number of naturals that follow the same steps. Also, I'm not sure why people tend to segregate, with regards to being biracial, or mixed, or anything else, when the bottom line is what type of hair one is born with and how they style it, or care for it. Biracials are no different that African Americans, who are no different than Dominicanas. We come in a variety of skin tones, with a variety of different hair types and needs. Ultimately, it's a matter of understanding your HAIR, not your nationality, or ethnic mix. Me intiendes? Ah, yes thanks for mentioning coconut oil!
I mentioned it on the recipe page, along with almond, or even olive oil.
Thank you so much for mentioning that :)

One thing I have to mention is that although this site is about getting a nice blowout, there are a number of naturals that follow the same steps.
Also, I’m not sure why people tend to segregate, with regards to being biracial, or mixed, or anything else, when the bottom line is what type of hair
one is born with and how they style it, or care for it.

Biracials are no different that African Americans, who are no different than Dominicanas. We come in a variety of skin tones, with a variety of different hair types and needs.

Ultimately, it’s a matter of understanding your HAIR, not your nationality, or ethnic mix. Me intiendes?

]]> By: Rere http://www.dominicanblowout.com/questions_and_answers/caring-for-childrens-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-1589 Rere Thu, 04 Jun 2009 02:34:54 +0000 http://www.dominicanblowout.com/?p=518#comment-1589 Look at sites that cater to natural hair. Look at Kinky-Curly, try coconut to detangle and control, biracialhair.org, Miss Jessies, etc. Only wash the hair once a week and try keeping it in braids. COMB WITH A WIDE TOOTH COMB or risk breaking off thier hair! Make sure to keep the hair moisturized and protected. Look at sites that cater to natural hair. Look at Kinky-Curly, try coconut to detangle and control, biracialhair.org, Miss Jessies, etc. Only wash the hair once a week and try keeping it in braids. COMB WITH A WIDE TOOTH COMB or risk breaking off thier hair! Make sure to keep the hair moisturized and protected.

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