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Pineapple Heads chief executive and founder Megan Sanders gives her son Jimmy D'Audney, 4, a good head scrub. <\/p>\n
A solo mother is hoping to raise at least $189,000 through crowdfunding to grow her childrens' hair and bath products business, Pineapple Heads. <\/p>\n
Megan Sanders, 43, a former advertising executive launched Pineapple Heads in 2011 after identifying an opportunity in the market for all natural, New Zealand-made children's hair and bath products. <\/p>\n
\"I was looking for something natural that was fun,\" Sanders said. <\/p>\n
Lawrence Smith <\/p>\n
A crowd funding campaign is underway to raise up to $389,000 for Pineapple Heads. <\/p>\n
The Pineapple Heads range is for children aged 10 months to 10 years and includes a pineapple shampoo, lemon balm conditioner, lime hair gel and red apple and nectarine bubble bath liquid, each with its own character. <\/p>\n
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