hair science
Green Hair After Swimming? It's Copper, Not Chlorine
Your child's hair goes green after a summer of swimming because dissolved copper binds to the hair shaft, not because of chlorine....
The Janma Journal
Journal
Gentle, evidence-led notes on baby skin, Ayurvedic ingredients and the science behind our formulas — written by the people who make them.
conditioner
Does Your Child Need Conditioner? An Age-by-Age Guide
Most children don't need conditioner until their hair is long enough to tangle — and that depends far more on length, texture...
baby shampoo
When to Switch From Baby Shampoo to Kids Shampoo
Most Indian children outgrow baby shampoo somewhere between three and five — not because of age, but because their hair gets longer,...
detangling
Wide-Tooth Comb vs Detangling Brush for Kids: Which Wins?
A wide-tooth comb and a detangling brush do two different jobs, and Indian weather decides which one your child needs on any...
detangling
Wet vs Dry Detangling: The Right Order for Kids' Hair
Wet hair is at its weakest and dry hair has too much friction, so neither extreme is the answer. Here's the honest...
detangling long hair
Detangling Long Hair Before School: End the Morning Fight
The morning hair fight isn't a discipline problem — it's a friction problem, and force makes it worse. A cosmetologist separates the...
curly hair kids
Why Your Child's Hair Tangles So Much: 6 Causes & Fixes
Children's hair tangles far more than adults' because it's finer, drier at the ends and constantly rubbed against pillows, car seats and...