Childs Farm Coco-Nourish Leave-in Conditioner Hair Spray, Define Curls, Smooth, Styling Protector, Coconut, Kids, 100ml

I recently tried the Childs Farm Coco-Nourish Leave-in Conditioner and I’m genuinely impressed. The coconut scent is light, fresh, and not overpowering, which is perfect if you don’t like heavily fragranced hair products. It makes detangling so much easier — especially on dry or knot-prone hair — and leaves hair feeling soft, smooth, and well-moisturised without any greasy or heavy residue. A little goes a long way, and it absorbs quickly, so styling afterwards is effortless. I also love that it’s gentle and suitable for sensitive skin, which gives extra peace of mind when using it regularly. It keeps hair manageable throughout the day and adds a nice healthy shine. Overall, a great everyday leave-in conditioner that delivers on hydration and softness. Definitely one I’ll keep repurchasing!

Child’s farm is amazing quality, I’ve used their products for both my kids since birth. My eldest son has really fine hair which was starting to feel like straw but a couple of uses of this and his hair feels healthy and soft again. It smells great, is easy to use and gentle on all skin types too. Would definitely recommend. I do use alongside the shampoo and conditioner.

This is a good product with a lovely smell and enabled me to brush my Granddaughter's very curly and often tangled hair.

I’ve used the Childs Farm Coco-Nourish Leave-in Conditioner on both children's and adult hair, and here’s the honest breakdown: What’s great: Gentle and kid-friendly: As with most Childs Farm products, this one is formulated with sensitive skin in mind. It’s dermatologist and pediatrician-approved, making it safe for children, even those with eczema-prone skin. Moisturizing without heaviness: The coconut-derived ingredients provide a good level of hydration without making the hair greasy or weighed down. It’s ideal for daily use, especially for dry or tangled hair. Pleasant scent: It has a light coconut scent that’s not overwhelming — sweet and clean, but not artificial-smelling. Improves manageability: It does a good job of reducing frizz and detangling, especially after bath time. It’s particularly helpful for curly or wavy hair that tends to knot up. What could be better: Not a miracle worker for very thick or coily hair: If your child (or you) has very coarse or Type 4 curls, this might not provide enough slip or moisture to fully detangle or condition — you may need something richer. Packaging issues: Some users have noted that the spray nozzle can be finicky or clog over time. A pump or squeeze bottle might work better for thicker product formulas like this. Price point: It’s a bit on the higher side for a children's product, especially if you need to use a lot of it for longer or thicker hair. My Verdict: Childs Farm Coco-Nourish Leave-in Conditioner is a solid, gentle option for families, especially those dealing with sensitive scalps or mild dryness. It shines as an everyday detangler and moisture boost for young kids, though it may fall a bit short for more demanding hair types. Would I buy it again? Yes — especially for younger kids or as a light leave-in option during summer months. For more intensive conditioning, I’d look to pair it with a richer product or use it alongside a deep conditioner. 😊

Toddler has ringlet curls and hair looks messy / frizzy 24/7. When sprayed and hair is damp it makes them separate and shine. Smells amazing. However, quickly disappears and hair is back to how it was. Easy to use but I wouldn’t say it is effective for what it suggest. Doesn’t clag on the hair though.

Good cream for conditioning hair and smells really nice, helps to untangling curled hair, and leaves it very soft seems to absorb quick not greasy and bought at a good price

Amazing!! Leaves babys hair smelling like Coconut & fresh! Makes curls stand out more and very easy to use!

The spray itself seems to do a decent job in defining my little boys curls but the smell of the product is not nice. Tried to use it on my 8 y/o daughter’s hair and she refused to let me use it again. Had to spray them both with perfume to cover the smell.