Does anyone know of good hair products for a bi-racial little girl with thick, dry hair?

my daughter is 11 with very thick hair. It is realy dry %26amp; every product I have tried using, her hair seems to just soak it up! HELP!!!

Does anyone know of good hair products for a bi-racial little girl with thick, dry hair?

try mizani products from sallys! im biracial and my hair soaks up moisture all the time! if ya need anymore tips just email me! also have you gone to a hair stylist that specializes in bi-racial and african american hair? they are really helpful

Does anyone know of good hair products for a bi-racial little girl with thick, dry hair?

"just for me" products or "pink lotion" my hair is the same way and we just have to deal

Does anyone know of good hair products for a bi-racial little girl with thick, dry hair?

Use products that are made for people with dry hair and use moisturizers. Aussie Hair Care has a line for moisture and almost all other popular hair products do also.

Also, please please please do not comb through her hair and treat her hair like it is African American. You should research African American hair care and talk to a specialist.

Does anyone know of good hair products for a bi-racial little girl with thick, dry hair?

My daughter is 3 1/2 and has similar hair. I use a silicone based anti-frizz serum on it after washing, the same that I use on my own curly hair, and when I braid it I use one of the more oily products to help with combing and smoothing. But I don't put product on every day. I have read that oil based products don't necessarily help to moisturize the hair all that much. I would make sure you keep the ends trimmed to minimize splits and encourage her to keep it braided if she is willing, which will protect it from tangling and help with control.

Does anyone know of good hair products for a bi-racial little girl with thick, dry hair?

Pink Lotion

Crown Royal Hair Oil Is very thick use is sparingly

Does anyone know of good hair products for a bi-racial little girl with thick, dry hair?

I'm not trying to be funny, but a straightening comb and thick oil will do the job.

If I were you, I'd take her to an African-American beautician!