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Two Sisters (With 2 Different Textures)


sisters with different textures

It’s amazing how two girls can come from the same gene pool and end up with completely different hair types. Our five year-old has sparse, fine, tight coils. While our two year-old has thick, dense, loose curls. While being in charge of two beautiful sets of curls, plus my own, I’ve found these three tips help keep our hair routines simple and stress-free.

1. Same Styles

For the most part, I do the same styles on both heads. For example, both of our girls loved the curly fro. They may look different due to the different textures, but they're essentially the same style. It keeps me from having to be creative every time I do their hair. Plus, our youngest loves looking identical to her older sister.

2. Same Routines

I find keeping their wash days and daily grooming the same creates a predictable routine. This was especially helpful when our the girls were younger and did not like getting their hair done daily.


3. Same Products

While they have different textures and hair densities, I am still able to use the same products. Our eldest daughter uses more product because her strands are thirstier, while our youngest uses less, because too much can weigh her curls down. We currently use this shampoo and conditioner set because it melts tangles, cleans well, and smells amazing!


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