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Tight Hairstyles
Tight braids, ponytails and other styles that pull repeatedly can cause breakage and traction-related hair loss, particularly around the hairline. Choose styles that feel comfortable from the start.

Discover what affects your child’s hair growth and how Flourish Intelligent Hair Growth Serum can support their routine










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Tight Hairstyles
Tight braids, ponytails and other styles that pull repeatedly can cause breakage and traction-related hair loss, particularly around the hairline. Choose styles that feel comfortable from the start.
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Breakage
Hair may be growing at the roots while breaking at the ends, making progress harder to notice. Rough detangling and excessive heat can damage strands, so gentle handling matters.
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Nutrition
A balanced diet supports normal growth and development, including hair health. Nutritional deficiencies can contribute to shedding; suspected deficiencies should be assessed by a healthcare professional.
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Scalp Conditions
Scalp infections and other conditions can cause hair loss. Patches of missing hair, persistent itching, scaling or soreness need assessment rather than simply adding a growth product.
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Genetics
Genetics influence your child’s hair texture, thickness and growth cycle. Every child’s hair develops differently, so their growth and length may look different from another child’s—even with a similar routine.
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Heat and Styling
Frequent heat styling can damage strands and cause breakage, making length gains harder to notice.
Your little one’s hair grows, takes a break and makes way for new strands. Here’s how the cycle works.
Hair is actively formed as cells in the follicle divide, pushing the strand upward and allowing it to lengthen. It typically grows about 1cm every 28 days.
A short transitional stage where hair growth slows, the follicle begins to shrink, and the hair detaches from its blood supply.
Hair stops growing and eventually sheds from the scalp as new strands begin forming beneath the surface.
Give your child’s growing curls or coils a little extra care with Flourish Intelligent Hair Growth Serum. This lightweight, water-based formula helps nourish the scalp and supports healthier, fuller-looking hair growth without a heavy, greasy feel. Suitable for children and sensitive scalps, it’s a simple addition to their regular haircare routine.
Pair Flourish with gentle detangling and comfortable hairstyles for a simple routine that gives their hair care from root to tip.
Little curls & coils. Extra care.
Help your child’s hair flourish by nourishing the scalp and supporting the natural growth cycle for stronger, fuller-looking hair.
£29.95 GBP
A closer look at the key ingredients and the job each one does.
Helps support healthier, fuller-looking hair as part of your child’s growth routine.
Rich in silica, it helps support stronger, more flexible strands for growing curls.
Helps draw in moisture and soothe the scalp, keeping it hydrated and comfortable.
Provides antioxidant care to help support a healthy scalp environment.
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Yes, Flourish Intelligent Hair Growth Serum is suitable for children. Follow the age guidance and directions on the packaging, and patch test before first use.
Flourish helps nourish the scalp and supports healthier, fuller-looking hair. Its lightweight, water-based formula fits easily into your child’s regular haircare routine.
Part the hair into manageable sections and apply directly to the scalp according to the product instructions. Gently massage with your fingertips, avoiding the eyes.
It's made to be gentle. If you have any concerns, check with your doctor first.
Yes, Flourish can be applied to areas of the scalp between braids or twists. Keep styles comfortable and avoid pulling tightly around the hairline.
Yes, Flourish can sit alongside your child’s shampoo, conditioner and moisturising routine. Apply it to the scalp as directed, while using conditioning products to care for the strands.
Speak to your child’s GP if you notice sudden shedding, bald patches, persistent itching or scalp soreness. These concerns may need assessment before introducing a growth serum.