■ There’s no need to wash your tiny baby’s hair with shampoo. Holding her securely, place your hand firmly behind her head and, making lots of reassuring eye-to-eye contact, rinse her scalp with warm water. ■  Try a shampoo that is specifically

Daniel Galvin Jr haircare collectionJunior: How often should you wash a child's hair?Daniel Galvin Jr: It completely depends on age and hair type.  The younger they are, less you will need to wash it, being careful not to strip the natural oils from

GENERAL HAIR CARE TIPSDon’t blow dry children’s hair, but finger dry it and use some gentle mousse from the mid-lengths to the ends (so that it doesn’t touch the scalp) to separate the hair into loose curls or sections. Harsh brushing can

. Not everyone itches. Use a fine-tooth comb to do a careful visual check for nits, eggs and head lice once or twice a week. Do this when you wash and condition the hair. If hair is dry, lice can move rapidly away from the area being examined. How can you detect

. Needing a fairly low level of maintenance, even young children can get involved in their care (with supervision). All that is needed is a daily feed, a weekly clean and generally ensuring they are safe. And watching fish is even said to lower blood

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Have you ever gone out with toast in your hair?(a) I believe the shade is called ‘honey’, not toast, and I never go out without my highlights in place.(b) It was a cornflake, actually, and I found it when a flock of seagulls started fighting over my

keys décor, but the bedrooms required some careful maneouvring of various doors when you wanted to open cupboards or watch TV. Downstairs was a small kitchenette (not yet stocked with utensils) and cosy sofas, with doors opening out onto the courtyard

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