Collection: Kids Shampoo and Conditioner

Children's Shampoo & Conditioner at Afrostyle – Gentle cleansing and care for pain-free combing

Our children's shampoos and conditioners at Afrostyle have been specially developed to care for the sensitive scalp and delicate hair of children with afro hair, curls and mixed hair, while making detangling child's play. With particularly gentle, skin-friendly formulas, they gently cleanse the hair without drying it out and prepare it optimally for combing.

Thanks to moisturizing ingredients and specially developed detangling properties, the hair becomes smooth and soft, making pain-free combing possible - without tears or pulling. Ideal for the daily challenges that come with small curls and afro hair.

Our products are free of sulfates, parabens and artificial fragrances, making them safe and gentle enough for sensitive children's skin and hair. Afrostyle children's shampoo and conditioner make hair care a relaxing experience for parents and children alike - for healthy, shiny and wonderfully combable hair.

Afrostyle – gentle care for small heads and big hair dreams, without tears or pulling.

Children's hair types 1-4 explained simply!

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Hair type 1A - Extremely smooth and fine, almost like spider webs

Hair type 1A - Extremely smooth and fine, almost like spider webs Bild 3

Hair type 1A - Extremely smooth and fine, almost like spider webs Bild 4

Hair type 1A - Extremely smooth and fine, almost like spider webs Bild 5

Hair type 1A - Extremely smooth and fine, almost like spider webs Bild 6

• Very smooth and fine
• Minimal volume
• Greases quickly

Hair type 1B - Still straight, but thicker and with a little more lift at the roots

Hair type 1B - Still straight, but thicker and with a little more lift at the roots Bild 3

• Smooth, somewhat fuller
• Average volume
• May appear slightly wavy

Hair type 1C - Thicker and sometimes with slight waves

Hair type 1C - Thicker and sometimes with slight waves Bild 3

Hair type 1C - Thicker and sometimes with slight waves Bild 4

Hair type 1C - Thicker and sometimes with slight waves Bild 5

Hair type 1C - Thicker and sometimes with slight waves Bild 6

• Coarse, thick strand of hair
• More texture
• Tends to form slight waves

Hair type 2A - The hair is fine and has only slight, almost invisible waves.

Hair type 2A - The hair is fine and has only slight, almost invisible waves. Bild 3

Hair type 2A - The hair is fine and has only slight, almost invisible waves. Bild 4

Hair type 2A - The hair is fine and has only slight, almost invisible waves. Bild 5

Hair type 2A - The hair is fine and has only slight, almost invisible waves. Bild 6

• Very light waves
• Thin to medium strands
• Easy to straighten or curl

Hair type 2B - More pronounced waves that extend from the middle of the hair to the tips

Hair type 2B - More pronounced waves that extend from the middle of the hair to the tips Bild 3

Hair type 2B - More pronounced waves that extend from the middle of the hair to the tips Bild 4

Hair type 2B - More pronounced waves that extend from the middle of the hair to the tips Bild 5

Hair type 2B - More pronounced waves that extend from the middle of the hair to the tips Bild 6

• Distinct S-shaped waves
• Prone to frizz
• Medium hair density

Hair type 2C - Thick, defined waves that almost look curly.

Hair type 2C - Thick, defined waves that almost look curly. Bild 3

Hair type 2C - Thick, defined waves that almost look curly. Bild 4

Hair type 2C - Thick, defined waves that almost look curly. Bild 5

Hair type 2C - Thick, defined waves that almost look curly. Bild 6

• Strong, defined waves
• Almost curly
• More volume, prone to frizz

Hair type 3A - Large, soft curls that are often heavier and tend to hang loose.

Hair type 3A - Large, soft curls that are often heavier and tend to hang loose. Bild 3

Hair type 3A - Large, soft curls that are often heavier and tend to hang loose. Bild 4

Hair type 3A - Large, soft curls that are often heavier and tend to hang loose. Bild 5

Hair type 3A - Large, soft curls that are often heavier and tend to hang loose. Bild 6

• Large, defined curls
• Shiny
• Can be appealed

Hair type 3B - Tighter, bouncy curls that are full of bounce

Hair type 3B - Tighter, bouncy curls that are full of bounce Bild 3

Hair type 3B - Tighter, bouncy curls that are full of bounce Bild 4

Hair type 3B - Tighter, bouncy curls that are full of bounce Bild 5

Hair type 3B - Tighter, bouncy curls that are full of bounce Bild 6

• Tighter curls
• More volume
• Requires moisturizing care

Hair type 3C - rather tight curls that are voluminous and resilient

Hair type 3C - rather tight curls that are voluminous and resilient Bild 3

Hair type 3C - rather tight curls that are voluminous and resilient Bild 4

Hair type 3C - rather tight curls that are voluminous and resilient Bild 5

Hair type 3C - rather tight curls that are voluminous and resilient Bild 6

• Very tight curls (corkscrew curls)
• Large volume
• Prone to dryness

Hair type 4A - Defined, tight curls that have a clear structure.

Hair type 4A - Defined, tight curls that have a clear structure. Bild 3

Hair type 4A - Defined, tight curls that have a clear structure. Bild 4

Hair type 4A - Defined, tight curls that have a clear structure. Bild 5

Hair type 4A - Defined, tight curls that have a clear structure. Bild 6

• Dense, defined coils
• Fine strands
• Very prone to shrinkage

Hair type 4B - A less defined zigzag pattern that follows a sharper angular structure.

Hair type 4B - A less defined zigzag pattern that follows a sharper angular structure. Bild 3

Hair type 4B - A less defined zigzag pattern that follows a sharper angular structure. Bild 4

Hair type 4B - A less defined zigzag pattern that follows a sharper angular structure. Bild 5

Hair type 4B - A less defined zigzag pattern that follows a sharper angular structure. Bild 6

• Z-shaped pattern
• Less definition
• Very dry, needs moisture

Hair type 4C - The tightest zigzag pattern, which has little to no defined curl.

Hair type 4C - The tightest zigzag pattern, which has little to no defined curl. Bild 3

• Very tight Z-pattern
• Maximum shrinkage
• Extremely sensitive, needs care

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Children's hair types 1-4 explained simply!

Hair type 1A - Extremely smooth and fine, almost like spider webs

Hair type 1B - Still straight, but thicker and with a little more lift at the roots

Hair type 1C - Thicker and sometimes with slight waves

Hair type 2A - The hair is fine and has only slight, almost invisible waves.

Hair type 2B - More pronounced waves that extend from the middle of the hair to the tips

Hair type 2C - Thick, defined waves that almost look curly.

Hair type 3A - Large, soft curls that are often heavier and tend to hang loose.

Hair type 3B - Tighter, bouncy curls that are full of bounce

Hair type 3C - rather tight curls that are voluminous and resilient

Hair type 4A - Defined, tight curls that have a clear structure.

Hair type 4B - A less defined zigzag pattern that follows a sharper angular structure.

Hair type 4C - The tightest zigzag pattern, which has little to no defined curl.

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Collection: Kids Shampoo and Conditioner

Children's hair types 1-4 explained simply!

Hair type 1A - Extremely smooth and fine, almost like spider webs

Hair type 1B - Still straight, but thicker and with a little more lift at the roots

Hair type 1C - Thicker and sometimes with slight waves

Hair type 2A - The hair is fine and has only slight, almost invisible waves.

Hair type 2B - More pronounced waves that extend from the middle of the hair to the tips

Hair type 2C - Thick, defined waves that almost look curly.

Hair type 3A - Large, soft curls that are often heavier and tend to hang loose.

Hair type 3B - Tighter, bouncy curls that are full of bounce

Hair type 3C - rather tight curls that are voluminous and resilient

Hair type 4A - Defined, tight curls that have a clear structure.

Hair type 4B - A less defined zigzag pattern that follows a sharper angular structure.

Hair type 4C - The tightest zigzag pattern, which has little to no defined curl.

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