Kids Hair Styles And Hair Cut

Kids Hair Styles And Hair Cut

Continuing previous topic I’d like to talk about kid's  haircuts. Healthy hair is beautiful in and of itself. Hair care just helps to  keep it  healthy and more beautiful. To make it nicer usually we do  our hair.

Some Popular Boys Hair Styles:

1. The Fade (hair cut short on the top and close on the sides) Care: Wash once a week and use a light oil and brush.

2. Maintaining this style will require frequent trimming (possibly every other week) based on the rate of hair growth. 

3. The “All Even” (hair is cut even all around the head) Care: Wash once a week and use a light oil and brush

4. Maintaining this style will require frequent trimming (possibly every other week) based on the rate of hair growth.

5. Buy your son a pick to comb his hair. Make sure he combs the hair from the root to the ends. If it isn’t combed everyday, it will become matted and very difficult to comb.

6. Consider braiding his hair in cornrows at night so his hair will stay neater and will be easier to comb (note: a boys hair needs to be at least 5 inches in length in order to cornrow).

7.Wash the hair once a week.

8. Take your son to a barber for shape-up every three weeks.

9 Keep the hair moisturized with hair oil.

Preparing Your Child for a Salon Experience:

 * Taking a child to a hair salon for the first time can be a fun experience as well as exciting. Sometimes though, the excitement turns to fear once the child is separated from the parent and is experiencing a stranger touching them.

* In order to prepare your child, here are some tips:

1.  Talk with your child a few weeks before and start continuously preparing her for the salon experience the closer it gets. Make sure you let the child know she will need to sit still and the importance of her cooperating with the stylist.

2. If your child starts to cry at the salon, ask the stylist if you can hold your child’s hand or let the child sit on your lap.

3. Bring books, dolls or other portable activities to entertain your child at the salon. Based on the day of the week and time of day, your child may have to wait while the stylist rotates clients .

Choosing a Salon:

* One of the best ways to find a salon that is right for you and your child is word of mouth. In
your travels throughout the day, while at the grocery store or any place children may be
accompanying their parents, pay close attention to other children’s hairstyles.

* You want to find a salon that has a great reputation for working with children. Find out how
long they’ve been in business. A year is long enough for a reputation to be established and
for you to feel secure. Before going, find out if they take children and about the starting age.


Every parents wants to his/her kids beautiful hair styles and hair cut.