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      Quiz: How much do you really know about how to take care of your child’s hair?

      It seems pretty simple: curly or straight, fine or thick, right? There’s actually a lot more to your kid’s locks, and understanding the science behind your little one’s unique hair type can help make a big difference when it comes to cleaning and styling. Take this fun quiz to test your smarts.

      Written by Hallie Levine
       | August 7, 2019
      August 7, 2019
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