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Detangling spray/Leave-In Conditioner (For Mom & Baby)

★ 4.1 / 5 · 8 customer reviews

Leave-in spray that adds slip for knots

For baby, little ones and mom · Patch test first.

✓ Made for every hair type

$25.88

Ships in 5–7 business days

Arrives right, or we replace it

Cold-pressed · Small-batch · Vegan & cruelty-free

Full ingredients

Purified Water, Shea Butter, Avocado Butter, Vegetable Glycerin, Coconut Oil, Hemp Seed Oil

Who it’s for & safety

Contains lavender essential oil. Patch test before first use, especially for babies. Spray onto damp hair and avoid the face.

Shipping & returns

Some products, including our Chébé Butter, are freshly batch-made for your order. Please allow 5–7 business days for preparation before dispatch. Delivery time is additional.

Free U.S. shipping on orders $75+ after discounts. International rates are calculated at checkout.

Arrives right, or we replace it — damaged, wrong or missing items replaced free.

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Detangling spray/Leave-In Conditioner (For Mom & Baby)

In their own words.

Answers before you choose.

What should I use on my two-, three- or four-year-old?

Choose by need: Detangling Spray adds slip for knots; Chebe Butter helps seal moisture into dry strands and ends; Baby Oil provides oil care for hair. A child with fine hair may need much less than a child with dense hair. Review the ingredients and directions, and start with a small amount of one suitable product. Lavender Fenugreek Oil is also an option for toddlers and children; follow its label directions.

Is this only for curls and coils?

No. The range includes care for straight, wavy, curly, coily and mixed-texture hair, as well as locs. Choose the product and amount for the hair: use rich butter sparingly on fine strands, and avoid heavy layering on locs. Hair texture and thickness are more useful guides than ethnicity.

How should I use it on locs?

Keep the routine light. Cleanse thoroughly and avoid heavy layering that leaves residue. Start with a small amount of a suitable oil rather than coating locs with rich butter. Match essential-oil products to the person using them; these oil blends are not our baby routine.

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