South African Mom Relaxing Daughter's Hair With Just for Kids Relaxer Gains 1 Million Views

• A woman took to social media to showcase how she relaxed her daughter's hair, and the clip went viral online
• The video gained massive attraction, generating over one million views along with thousands of likes and comments
• A lady clip entertained people as they rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts
• Briefly News spoke to Lazaros Sumbane, a qualified artistic and creative hairstylist who shared insight as to whether it is wise to relax a child's hair

A video of a woman relaxing her child's hair has gone viral online, and people loved the mother-and-daughter duo.

Woman relaxes daughter's hair

The footage shared by @thandekatamiatlou shows a cute little girl sitting on what appears to be a bed as her mother relaxes her hair. The mom then unveils the product she used on her daughter's hair: Just for Kids Relaxer.

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@thandekatamiatlou's child impressed people online with her well-behaved manners. The clip became a viral hit on TikTok, gathering over one million views, thousands of likes, and many comments on the video platform.

Take a look at the footage of the lady relaxing her daughter's hair below:

Should parents relax their toddler's hair

While speaking to Briefly News, Lazaros Sumbane told the publication the dangers of parents relaxing their toddlers' hair. The qualified artistic and creative hairstylist said the following:

"No, I do not recommend that because relaxer is not good for kids. There is a certain age you need to reach in order for you to relax your hair. For example, if you are under 12 or 13, you are not allowed to apply relax to any baby or toddler," he shared.

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The hairstyles went on to add that the chemicals are dangerous and affect the scalp by "burning and irritating the scalp." He also expressed that the "chemicals are too strong and can not be used on kids."

" There are no recommendations, I can only say if the kids are above 13, you may use the relaxer for kids."

As an alternative for kids, Lazaros Sumbane recommends that parents wash and conduct treatments on their kids' hair or "seal press."

"Seal press does not damage the scalp, it only deals with the hair, just to make the hair straight without using any strong chemicals so you can use, wash, treatment and seal press. It is the most safe technique that one could use to make the hair soft without using any chemicals."

People love the woman's clip

Social media users took to the comments section to gush over the adorable duo while others expressed their thoughts.

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Mpume_magatsheni said:

"She so well-behaved and patient, owami engakhala kudume izwe lonke."

Penelope(LX) added:

"She's so cute and her hair is healthy."

Vutomi shared:

"Mine is two years and she doesn't like it when I touch her hair, kubi."

tshepisomphela95 expressed:

"I love the fact that it’s not relaxed, still has an afro texture to it, which means it’s not too harsh."

Mother finds creative way to get daughter to wake up for school

Briefly News previously reported a toddler mom found an impressive way to wake her daughter up for school, which is usually a difficult task indeed.

The mother gave her daughter a good shoutout that had netizens gasping at how hilarious it was. Little ones can be stubborn, but when it's time to wake up and go to school, they reach new levels. One mother’s lightbulb went on and never turned off.

Source: Briefly News