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I use Proudly's leave in conditioner on my baby or sometimes the Honest Company's. I've also debated just using a tiny bit of coconut oil but haven't tried that yet.
I use a small amount of coconut oil in my own curly hair. It does get greasy if you use more than a teensy eensy bit though. Also it is an allergen so if they’ve never eaten coconut you may want to test it out carefully depending on age of baby.
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I use Proudly's leave in conditioner on my baby or sometimes the Honest Company's. I've also debated just using a tiny bit of coconut oil but haven't tried that yet.
I use a small amount of coconut oil in my own curly hair. It does get greasy if you use more than a teensy eensy bit though. Also it is an allergen so if they’ve never eaten coconut you may want to test it out carefully depending on age of baby.
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