Have you tried Little Green products for your children? I was recently introduced to a few of their products, and I want to just rave about them to you! Not only do I love the products I have tried, but once you hear about their company, you will love what they do as well.
This is what they look like:
This is what I love most about their stuff:
safe, gentle, pure • formulated for sensitive skin clinically & dermatologist tested • hypoallergenic no parabens, no allergens, no sulfates • gluten free made in the usa • no animal testing
I have used the Conditioning Detangler, which I was mentioning on my Facebook page. It works miracles on my blondie's long hair! Her hair can take about 20 minutes to pick out (if I haven't governed the hair washing/hair conditioning) when wet, even with other detanglers we have tried. I honestly tell you, I used the Little Green Detangler, and kabam-her hair was transformed! (Ok, maybe not transformed......but I definitely could pick it out easier!).
I also LOVE the Baby Shampoo & Body Wash, and Lotion for my little one. We have hard water right now and our skin has been so so dry, and this lotion has been so wonderful for my 2 year old's skin--and it smells heavenly.
Check out their website friends, and read about Carmen DePasquale, Little Green's creator, and why he started this fabulous company. www.littlegreencares.com
Go check them out! They have lots of fun deals, freebies, and contests, plus lots of information about why they are so amazing!
Having a giveaway soon!!!!
Ok girl... I have a few questions. First, even though I am a hair stylist I have been having a hard time finding a product for my 4 year old daughters hair that will help with dryness... Will this little green stuff work for that? We live in hot hot hot Las Vegas, and it is just so extremely dry here that brushing out my little ones hair even after a bath is an hour long process. We go through tons of bottles of Paul Mitchell taming spray, and that stuff doesn't even work that great. Also, do they sell this stuff at any of the wholesale stores for professionals? It's a little on the pricey side, and as may bottles of taming spray that we go through... Switching could get expensive. So, I thought I'd ask. Anyway, thanks for the tip, and also your time! :)
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