Nourish + Grow Conditioning Detangler Spray

Moisturizing mist that lets the comb slide through. Ages 1 to 3.

• Moisturizing, light mist: Aloe and sweet almond oil add light moisture without weighing curls down.
• Soft, shiny ends: Argan, avocado and olive oil leave curls soft, so ends stay intact.
• Wet or dry hair: Mist, comb from the ends up, and leave it in. No rinse.
• Made by a mom, for her daughter: Courtney, a licensed esthetician, made it for Cristina. Every ingredient listed.

We don't make hair grow. We look after the scalp it grows from, and the ends that keep it.

Who it's for

For toddlers 1 to 3 whose curls or coils knot between washes and need slip before the comb.

How to use

1. Mist: Mist damp or dry hair, one section at a time.
2. Comb: Comb from the ends up with a wide-tooth comb.
3. Leave: Leave it in. No rinse needed.

Tip: On day-two hair, mist, wait a minute, then comb.

What's inside

Conditioning Detangler Spray. Mist on damp hair so the comb slides through and ends stay intact.

• Aloe: light moisture on damp hair
• Sweet almond oil: slip, so the comb slides through

Detangler spray for toddler curly hair

For a toddler whose curls or coils knot up between washes, the Cristina's Curls Nourish + Grow Conditioning Detangler Spray is moisturizing care in a light mist that lets the comb slide through, wet or dry.

Silk, sweet almond oil and aloe sit near the top of the label, with argan, avocado, olive and grape seed oil further down. Mist one section at a time, comb from the ends up with a wide-tooth comb and leave it in. Curls stay soft and the ends stay intact, so wash day and the days in between go easier. There's no synthetic fragrance, and every ingredient is listed on this page so you can check it first.

It's made for curls and coils, from loose curls to tight 4C coils, including biracial kids' hair, ages 1 to 3. Use it after the Deep Conditioner on wash day, or on its own on dry hair. We don't make hair grow. We look after the scalp it grows from, and the ends that keep it. Courtney Smith, a mom and licensed esthetician, made the line for her daughter.