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Go to the shopHello, I’m Azam from Junior Cuts & Pincode 19, and I’ve spent years working with kids’ hair, understanding their unique hair care needs. One common concern I see among parents is improper washing techniques leading to dryness, dandruff, breakage, and scalp buildup. Hair during the tween years (ages 5 - 14) is in transition — no longer baby-soft but not yet adult - strong — so it requires special care. Here’s how to get it right:
1. Avoid Over washing Fine Hair
Many parents unknowingly wash their child’s hair too frequently, especially if it’s fine-textured.
Overwashing strips away natural oils, causing dryness, dandruff, and hair fall. Use a gentle,
pH-balanced shampoo and wash only as needed — about 2 - 3 times a week for normal hair.
Always follow with a conditioner to restore moisture.
2. Rinse Shampoo Thoroughly
A major mistake parents make is not rinsing shampoo out completely. Leftover shampoo can
coat the scalp, causing oil buildup, itching, and even dandruff. Make sure to rinse hair
thoroughly with lukewarm water until it feels completely clean — especially near the roots and
behind the ears.
3. Prioritize Conditioning for Healthy Hair
Conditioning is often skipped for kids, but it’s essential for maintaining softness and preventing
breakage. Kids with curly hair need extra hydration to keep their curls defined and frizz-free.
Sporty kids who sweat a lot also benefit from conditioner, as it helps prevent dryness from
frequent washing. Apply conditioner to the mid-lengths and ends — never the scalp — and leave it
on for a minute before rinsing.
By making these small but impactful changes, you can nourish, protect, and strengthen your
child’s hair, ensuring it stays healthy and manageable as they grow!
