Detangling our hair is crucial to maintaining healthy hair. It makes your hair more manageable, which prevents breakages and improves styling. It also helps distribute your hairs natural oils whilst preventing knots and tangles.
Let's go back to basics to ensure you're detangling correctly. Here's my process...
3. Work conditioner through with your fingers. You can even leave it on for a couple of minutes to soak into your hair strands.
4. Using a gentle brush or wide tooth comb, start detangling at the bottom of your hair and work your way up. If you have a lot of hair you can section it.
5. Once your hair is detangled, test to make sure you can easily run your fingers through it. Your hair should feel and look slick like wet seaweed.
6. Leave on for a couple more minutes whilst your continue your shower, then rinse off with lukewarm water.
Check out the video below to see this in action...
For most of her life, Danielle Wright (aged 52) believed she had long, straight, thick hair. It spent most of it’s life tied up in braids as she hated it’s...
For most of her life, Danielle Wright (aged 52) believed she had long, straight, thick hair. It spent most of it’s life tied up in braids as she hated it’s...
For 30 years, Catherine struggled with her hair."I dreamt of having waves. But even a perm in my teenage years dropped out on the first wash! I rarely straightened it...
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