Nourish + Grow Hair Moisturizing Cream

Moisturizing cream that keeps first curls soft. Ages 1 to 3.

• Moisturizing on damp hair: Coconut oil, avocado oil and oat hold moisture in after the wash.
• Soft, touchable curls: A nickel of cream keeps curls soft and easy to comb until wash day.
• Ends first, then style: Smooth it through the ends first, then refresh dry spots with a little more.
• 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 dry out fast after the wash.

How to use

1. Smooth: Rake a nickel-size amount through damp hair, mid-lengths to ends. Leave it in.
2. Style: Comb through and style as usual.
3. Refresh: On the days in between, work a pea-size amount into dry spots.

Tip: Start with less; add a little more only where the ends feel dry.

What's inside

Kids Moisturizing Cream. A nickel on damp hair keeps curls moisturized and soft until the next wash.

• Oat: holds moisture in
• Avocado oil: soft, touchable curls

Leave-in moisturizing cream for toddler curls

For a toddler whose curls or coils dry out fast after the wash, the Cristina's Curls Nourish + Grow Hair Moisturizing Cream is moisturizing care that stays in, the last step of wash day.

The label starts with water, glycerin and coconut oil, then avocado oil, wheat germ oil and grape seed oil, with oat extract, aloe and panthenol further down. A nickel-size amount on damp hair, worked from mid-lengths to ends, keeps curls soft and easy to comb. On the days in between, a pea-size amount refreshes dry spots without a full wash. It's the step that keeps first curls soft. 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 Kids Shampoo and Deep Conditioner. 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, Cristina.