Adoption / Foster Care: What's Hot Now: Over Shampooing

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Over Shampooing Oct 7th 2011, 10:00 African American Hair Care Error #2 | Hair Care Error #3 | Hair Care Error #4 Black hair should not be shampooed every day, or every other day for that matter. Instead, shampoo your child's hair every 5-7 days. I know this may confuse those who shampoo daily; however, you must remember that Black hair needs oil, and because it distributes less sebum, frequent shampooing can dry out the hair and scalp. Tip for getting through "shampoo-less" days: Rinse hair with warm water, apply conditioner, and rinse well. This will give you a clean start and provide added conditioning and moisture without stripping away protective oils. Back to the African American Hair Care Main Page Want to be the kind of foster / adoptive parents that can help a child maintain cultural roots? Sign up for a free e-course today, Learn How to Be a Great Foster Parent in 5 Weeks Note: Stay up-to-date on foster and adoptive parenting issues, like black hair care, with my weekly newsletter.

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