Sulfate-free shampoo is a gentle and safe option for kids' hair care. It cleanses without stripping natural oils, making hair soft and healthy. It's hypoallergenic, ideal for sensitive skin. It retains natural oils, preventing dryness and damage. Sulfate-free shampoo preserves hair color and texture, and it's an eco-friendly choice. Choose sulfate-free for happy, healthy hair!

Ah, good old coconut oil, these days, there has been a big surge in people becoming fans of it! Coconut oil – among other oils like Morrocan, jojoba, and basil oils –  has become a staple item for people not only in the beauty community but the skincare and health community as well!   The health and wellness community, in particular, likes to rave about virgin coconut oil, are you aware of the benefits of it? No? Take a look below!  Prevents hair breakage and split ends Cold-pressed virgin coconut oil helps in protecting the hair strands against damage which can occur quite often with all the products we tend to put in our hair regularly. The damage from the heat of the styling products such as straightening irons or curling irons, as well from the heat of the sun can also damage our hair significantly. The oil offers protection against all this by forming a layer of protection when it coats the hair upon application.       2.Offers protection from lice Cold-pressed virgin coconut oil is an absolute godsend for those who suffer from the attack of lice. It contains antibacterial properties which spread with the oil and repel lice and their eggs from attaching themselves to your hair strands, and therefore, preventing the havoc that lice can wreak on your precious hair and scalp.       3.Hydrates and Moisturizes the skin As mentioned before, cold-pressed virgin coconut oil is an extremely nourishing oil as it is nutrient-rich and offers proper moisture to the skin. Apply it on your skin right after you exit the shower or bath, it creates a barrier over your skin and does not let the water escape, thus providing prolonged hydration and moisture to your skin!      4.Antioxidant Benefits As the name suggests, cold-pressed coconut oil is made without any heat. The coconut meat is scooped out and pressed so that you’re left with pure coconut oil. On the other hand, refined coconut oil is made from dried coconut meat. The coconut meat is typically bleached and deodorized and heated in a hydraulic press before undergoing further heat and filtering. As with all food processing, the addition of heat reduces the antioxidant content of refined coconut oil. Therefore, cold-pressed oil can be expected to have higher levels of antioxidants than its refined counterpart.       5.Acts as a Salve for Wounds and Burns Coconut is good for the skin, especially in the treatment of wounds, burns, and dermatitis. It also acts as a sunblock, and as a moisturizer for the skin, thanks to the two primary fatty acids in unrefined coconut oil, caprylic and lauric, and to its antioxidant component, which team up to reduce inflammation under the skin and promote better healing.

Don’t we all love to see a shiny mop of hair on our little ones? Baby hair care is important to maintain a healthy mane. Do you struggle to maintain your child’s hair? Healthy hair depends on many factors and needs a lot of care. Here are some practical tips on child hair care.  Washing your child’s hair There are a few basics to be followed  when washing a child’s hair. Hair should be washed at least twice in a week. As far as possible, use a separate shampoo and conditioner. A good shampoo should have a pH of 4.5 to 5.5 and should have sodium citrate as a neutralizing agent. Try to stick to natural shampoos, which are infused with vitamins and antioxidants, which will moisturize your child’s hair. Practice the following after a hair wash: Gently squeeze the water out of the hair with a towel. Rubbing too hard with a towel can make the hair frizzy and cause it to fall.       2. Use a wide-tooth wooden comb on wet hair, as any other comb can pull out lots of hair.       3. Avoid using the hair dryer directly on wet hair as the heat can make the hair dry.      4.Leave your child’s hair loose when wet, since tying it up immediately can cause the hair to get all tangled up.  Oiling your child’s hair Oil is a good lubricant. Your child’s hair will grow better with consistent oiling Massaging the scalp as helps the blood flow to extend to the hair roots and it nourishes the hair. However, a chemical-free and organic oil are recommended as a child’s scalp is sensitive and needs extra goodness.  Brushing your child’s hair Brushing helps blood circulation in the scalp. For curly hair, wooden combs with big teeth should be used. For straight hair, use a brush with comparatively smaller teeth. Combs with very small teeth harm the hair and cause it to break. The hair should be brushed from the bottom and worked till the top, removing the knots along the way.  Exercise for healthy hair Regular exercise stimulates blood circulation and hair growth. Try to ensure your child indulges in physical activity or games twice to thrice a week.  Hair accessories Wearing tight rubber bands can cause damage later. Avoid heavy metal clips as they hurt the roots. Children should use plastic or light metal clips as accessories.