How to comb a child's hair

Fashionable mothers always like to dress their children in trendy ways, but children's hair is thinner and their scalp is more tender than adults'. Sometimes they cannot withstand adults combing or tying their hair. Many children will hide when you are about to comb their hair, for fear that the sharp teeth of the comb will scratch their scalp. How to comb a child's hair so that he or she will not feel uncomfortable?

1. Before washing your child's hair, use a small comb to straighten the hair first. This can prevent the hair from getting tangled, making it difficult to comb, and damaging the hair when combing hard.

2. The teeth of a small comb should be wider, and the top of the teeth should not be too pointed. It would be best if it is covered with a thin plastic cover so as not to scratch the child's scalp.

3. When combing your hair, hold the ends of your hair with one hand, especially when your hair is very messy. This can reduce the stress on the child's scalp, prevent hair from falling out, and alleviate pain when combing.

4. When braiding your child's hair, do not pull it too tightly or tie it with rubber bands. This will easily cause the areas that are often pulled to become bald and make the hair thinner.

5. When using a hair dryer to blow dry a child's hair, use low temperature to avoid damaging the child's fragile hair and tender scalp.

6. Trim your child’s hair every two months or so. Don’t let a little girl’s bangs grow longer than her eyebrows. This way, her hair will grow healthier.

7. If you like to part your child’s hair, it is best to change the part every few days. Otherwise, the hair in the parting will become thinner and thinner.

Do you understand the above hair combing tips? Fashionable mothers should remember that children's scalp is very tender and their hair is very thin and fragile. Everyone loves beauty, but when combing their children's hair, you must consider your child's feelings and remember to choose a comb with smooth teeth.