She’s 11 months and I’ve used shampoo a few times, mainly when she had cradle cap, but I’d like to avoid using chemicals on her as much as possible. Place all the hair on top of my head and massage well to ensure every hair is coated, and then pour any remainder over my head and rub, rub, rub!

This is the most fundamental part of the service that I provide and results in you having the perfect day. Happy Hair covers everything you might possibly want to know about No Poo and you will be able to refer to the recipes (over 30! The message is clear: no matter what you look like, you are beautiful, valued, and welcome everywhere.As a Black person, it's not often that I see a children's book that shows how beautiful and different Black hair can be. I imagine families and classes will find images or terms that spark conversation or learning but the book doesn't shove it down children's throats. Log in to Reply Mother Hasn’t Washed Kid’s Hair With Shampoo In 3 Years – She Uses EGG and VINEGAR Instead! The only things from the book I had to hand was lemon juice and eggs, tried it and cant believe how shiny it and soft it feels from one wash and got rid of the grease build up! I also appreciate that the art here can offer the opportunity to teach not just about hair, but also about positive/negative space, shapes, the mixing of color (color theory), race/ethnicity, different cultures, and so much more.

It doesn't really matter is you have red hair, afro hair, long hair, very short hair or no hair at all, we are all equally amazing and important.The water round here is easy London/Essex is tougher than the Krays so will be using kettle boiled from now on but I have a few questions. While Mummy’s dazzling dreadlocks swing when she moves, Aunty prefers the stylish, carefree look of short, shaved hair. It just was so confusing and I found myself scrolling back and forth not making the experience better.