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Bye Bye Cradle Cap


It works! yay it works!!! We've been struggling with cradle cap in the past months. I tried Baby Oil, it didn't work. So I read from babycenter, it suggested using Olive Oil (or any natural oil) rub & massage her scalp. After that brush her hair with a very fine comb, leave it for 10-15 mins. Shampoo her hair throughly, leave the shampoo for few minutes to break in the oil because if we leave the oil on her scalp that will clog her hair pores. So I washed her hair twice with mild shampoo, and voila!!! bye bye cradle cap!!! :)

I'm so happy :D. There's still left but I will do it again tomorrow.
Ok gotta go.. baby calling mommy :)

 

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