Baby Lotion as moisturiser for your Natural Hair?

Hello Naturalistas?

How are you and how is the weather treating your natural hair? Moisturising my hair has been a challenge as it dries out too QUICKLY!! Sigh!!

I was speaking to someone over the weekend, she has dreadlock, while we were both lamenting on the harshness of the weather on our hair, she mentioned that she bought baby lotion to you.

*rings alarm*

I kept wondering if I heard correctly but I didn't even bother to ask further. I went to Google to try to check what the world is saying about it and from what I found there are a few things about baby lotion that make people use it.

- Baby lotion is water-based and light weight.
- It makes their hair softer.
- Maintains Curls
- Helps control frizzy hair.

I think I will try it if it is safe - I am desperate for some moisture now. I want to know if there are people out there that use baby lotion for their hair! What is your experience? Or is it something you are willing to try if it is safe?
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  1. Ashake8 December 2015 at 15:38

    My sister normally uses her jergens or aveeno lotion on her hair during periods like this

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    1. Tomi O8 December 2015 at 19:16

      Oh! Please what are her results? Let us know. Thanks!

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    2. Ashake9 December 2015 at 11:13

      It works well with her hair,just like a leave in

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  2. Berry Dakara8 December 2015 at 20:04

    Erm... body lotion for hair? I dunno about that o.

    Berry Dakara Blog

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    1. Unknown11 December 2015 at 19:22

      Asin ehn!

      Check the ingredients first though.

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  3. Unknown8 December 2015 at 21:30

    Hmm.. It might just work. I'm not about to try it tho

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  4. Naija girl next door8 December 2015 at 23:38

    I once used palmer's shea butter body lotion on my hair. It was relaxed then and felt desert dry during the harmattan. It actually helped. *shrugs* All those emulsifiers and co are in conditioners anyway. You'll see similarities reading the ingredient lists.

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  5. Bee of Glamlushhair9 December 2015 at 07:39

    My sister used to apply body lotion when she was out of leave-in and she said her hair felt great. But you you when you look at the ingredients, they share a lot of similarities- water based, fatty alcohols, glygerine- and if you get a posh lotion it will even have natural extracts. Lol. Anyways I can understand using baby lotion just not sure if i would do it..time will tell lol.

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  6. Unknown10 December 2015 at 23:39

    Well, my aunt uses baby lotion on her relaxed hair and it works for her. I'll try my son's lotion to know if it'll work for me too. Lol.

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  7. African Naturalistas16 December 2015 at 18:27

    Depends on the ingredients sha. Most of these lotions are similar.

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  8. Unknown23 December 2015 at 07:29

    Been hearing this lately, was even asked, I didnt know what to say though. Its nice to see that it isnt hair sacrilage.

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  9. Unknown6 January 2016 at 22:34

    Baby lotion ke? I will still to Shea butter thanks loool

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