Ampeaceful: Just used it 2day...fantastic i must say.... @mr.skincare hope its gud 4 a woman's p.p

mr skincare: @Alaura-Laura One box of Oyinlewa Black Soap is $24
This has 72 pieces
Delivery to New York is $65 for one box.

Alaura-Laura:
Mr SkinCare, can you tell this Pretty Black Lady to Stop Bullying Me.

mr skincare: @Alaura-Laura One box of Oyinlewa Black Soap is $24
This has 72 pieces
Delivery to New York is $65 for one box.

kandiikane:

Hm, put that soap there and see if you won't scream to kingdom come.

kandiikane: Jallow instead of sitting here going on and on and on as if you're the first to have a half black child, why not do your research and order hair products of ebay or something? You can google kinkycurly or something like that, it's for people with a more curlier texture, mix kids, basically for all the various textures of black hair. You can get products for your kids there.

As you know, black hair varies so there is no such thing as products for full Africans. We do not have the same hair texture so I can assure you these products you looked at will work for your kid. Look for creams with carrot oil and olive all. For your daughter's hair I won't recommend you to get the creams that look oily, I.e indian hemp. Get the cream based ones. I will try to look for pictures for you.

kandiikane: I find it hard to find products befitting my hair but it usually easier to find hair products for your daughters type of texture tbh. Oily products don't work for me, the oil just basically sits on my hair, looking oily without doing anything. You can try 'lustic organics carrot oil'-this works it moistures my hair but dries it slightly when it's drying. I mean I know you said you wanted your daughter's hair to stay in braids etc, so this may help in helping to reduce too much 'slickness'.
I basically followed what royal said by just leaving your hair to grow. So, No need for too much products. Just find one you're comfortable with and forget the rest.

And you can just try pure coconut oil or olive oil for the back of her hair. Lints tend to happen in kids and I noticed they usually get if you don't often wash the hair or take care of it, I.e brushing it.

P.s, have you tried the hair mayonaise range?