Rec a tangle free conditioner for kids

Karbird5

DD has long thick hair which she doesn't want to cut. We are currently washing every other day. I have been using Herbal Essences on her hair, as I found the kid's all in one shampoo/conditioners were not cutting it. As it gets longer it is getting harder to comb through, even with detangling spray. I am willing to pay more if the product is worth it. What do you all use?

RayRay007

I don't have any recs but just wanted to say on mobile the first line of your title says "rec a tangle" and I read it over and over again trying to figure out it you were talking about rectangles.

theseaword

I also spent way too long decoding the subject line. Blame some of that on shipyard pumpkin. Can someone point me to the drinking thread? I am lost.

FrickandFrack

I like the Suave stuff. I got it for DS1 when his hair was longer and ended up using it for my long hair. I still use it every night.

jesuisfatiguee

RayRay007 said:

I don't have any recs but just wanted to say on mobile the first line of your title says "rec a tangle" and I read it over and over again trying to figure out it you were talking about rectangles.

This is what I came here to say.

[Deleted User]

I'm an adult and I still use Just For Me products. It's the only thing that makes my Hermione hair manageable.

nanabanana06

We use regular baby wash for their hair (we seem to bounce between Shea Moisture and Honest). Then for Rosie I use OGX Organics Coconut Water conditioner. It's nice and moisturizing, but doesn't weigh down her hair.

bearfootz

We used a kids Suave conditioner (seperate conditioner, not a two in one, had a strawberry on it), but lately she just uses a Suave conditioner that I had - think it was a moisturizing almond one.