Most children of mixed ethnicity tend to have curly hair patterns ranging from 2c to 3c. Their hair can be prone to frizz and sometimes tangling if the right products are not used. I’ve got a few products that I’ve used on my children which seem to work really well. They leave the hair squeaky clean, well nourished and very easy to style and manage.

Aussie Hair Products

These products simply blow my mind away every time I use them on my daughter. She has got long and really thick curly hair which does tend to tangle a lot sometimes. The Aussie Macadamia moisturising shampoo leaves her thick hair squeaky clean and well moisturised at the same time. I usually follow it up with the Aussie 3 minute miracle moisture or the 3 minute reconstructor conditioners and voila! The tangles seem to melt away and brushing through her hair becomes much easier. It’s all win win with these products because they are not pricey either!

Mixed Chicks Hair Range

This particular hair range is absolute magic. The only downside is that, it’s a bit pricey. The products lasts much longer though as you only need a little bit at a time. The mixed chicks deep conditioner leaves my daughter’s hair silky soft and her soft ringlets pop so beautifully. The leave in conditioner usually leaves her hair in an impeccable condition for a few days.

Aussie Hair Care Shampoo and Conditioner Set with Macadamia Nut Oil, Jojaba Seed Oil and Avocado Hair Oil and Hair Treatments for Dry Damaged Hair, Cruelty Free

Aussie Calm The Frizz Shampoo with Conditioner for Frizzy Hair with Australian Hemp Seed Oil, Cruelty Free

Mixed Chicks Shampoo and Conditioner by Hair Ecentuals

Mixed Chicks Kids Cleanse & Condition (shampoo & conditioner large size) 1 Liter Duo Set

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