Raising little children is a blessing, especially little girls. If you have children you know that getting them dressed and out the door can be such a challenge in the morning. However, one of the biggest challenges can be figuring out what to do with your daughters hair. I know all about this because I have two little girls and know the struggle of trying to figure out what to do what their hair. But I have found out that some nice braid styles can do wonders. In today’s post, I am going to share with you 5 Simple & Easy Braid Style Tutorials for Little Girls. Whether you are looking for box braid styles, knotless braid styles, dread braid styles or something else, I got you covered. Your little one might be bored with that same ponytail and braided hairstyle so in this article you will find several cute and adorable hairstyles for you princess. To make all of these hair styles come to life, we recommend the Nourish and Grow Hair Care Collection because it has all of the products that you need to do these hair styles.
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No matter what braid style you end up choosing, it will be important to oil your little girl’s scalp. So you want to make sure that you have the best oil possible. I recommend using the VoiceOfHair PureFix Elixir because it is an all natural, vegan oil that has ingredients that are are linked to promoting growth and moisturizes your hair. Be sure to also wrap your hair with a good satin scarf to maintain your hair.
This article was first published on April 26, 2018 and updated on February 3, 2021.
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I understand the passage you wrote but it isn’t saying much on how to find a hairstylist. I am in the same boat. I have natural hair can’t find anyone to style,cut,shape or have anything done to it, the same goes for my granddaughter she five. Can you give me some clues.
Hi Faye!
You can visit http://www.styleseat.com for help finding a stylist near you.
I’m a bi-racial mother with a 75%percent black child she has black people hair and well I have good hair still black people hair just my hair is long and manageable my daughter hair is not and she’s in school now I need help
Hi Marissa!
Thank you for your comment and sharing about you and your daughters hair. Check out our products at voiceofhaircare.com. We offer every product along with steps on how to best use the products to see beautiful results and to best manage you and your daughters hair! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at [email protected]