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Health Tip: Foster Healthy Hair Habits for Kids
By LadyLively on January 9, 2019
Children should be taught how to wash their hair without damaging it, the American Academy of Dermatology says.
Improper washing can damage the hair and even lead to hair loss, the academy adds.
It offers these suggestions for proper hair washing:
- Wet hair and scalp with warm water. Shampoo works best on wet hair.
- Pour a quarter-size drop of shampoo in the palm of your child’s hand. Putting the shampoo in the hand first makes it easier to apply.
- Tell your child to massage the shampoo gently into the scalp.
- Cover hair with a towel.
- Comb out damp hair gently.
Source: HealthDay
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