Detangling your hair requires patience and a gentle touch.You can use water, conditioner, and your fingers to separate knots and tangles.
Step 1: Section your hair.
Divide your hair into sections using your fingers.If you have long hair, twist it into more than one section.Use hair clips if you have short hair.You should treat your hair gently.The amount of tangling that can happen is greatly reduced by working with sectioned hair.
Step 2: You need to wash your hair.
If you want to clip or twist it, wash one section at a time.When it feels wet, smooth your hair back over your head.Use a smoothing motion from the tip of the hair to apply the washing treatment.If you want to wash the scalp, massage it with your fingers.To reduce tangling, tilt your head back and wash in the direction your hair falls.Try a gentle washing method that doesn't contain sulfates, paraben, or silicone.Sulfates, Paraben, and Silicone can cause hair damage such as split ends and dry hair.If you pile hair on top of your head, do not wash it.This will cause more problems.Take a wide tooth comb in the shower to loosen knots in your hair.Being too rough or using a brush can cause damage.
Step 3: Apply conditioner.
saturate your hair with a conditioner that has a lot of slip.It's easy for your hair strands to slide past each other if you have a conditioner with good slip.It's best to use tangler conditioners, hair mayonnaise, or other creamy conditioners.It is possible to find one that works on your hair type.The ends of the hair are the most damaged area.You can make your own conditioner.Scoop out the gel from the leaf and blend it until it is foamy and gel-like.Medium or heavy natural oil can work as well.
Step 4: Put on a cap.
Put a plastic cap on your hair.Allow 10 to 20 minutes for your hair to absorb the oils.
Step 5: Use your fingers.
Allow one section of your hair to go.With your fingers, grasp as much as possible.Don't use force.Add more water if your hair starts to dry out.The weight of the water makes your hair less likely to tangle.
Step 6: Use a wide comb or brush.
If your fingers can't do the job, use a rubber bristled brush or a seamless wide-toothed comb.From the ends, comb from higher points.After detangling each section, the hair should be braided, twisted, or clipped in such a way that it won't tangle back up.
Step 7: Remove the conditioner.
It's usually too thick to leave in comfortably.Leave in a lighter, leave-in conditioner.As usual, style your hair.Some people get better results with cold than with warm water.
Step 8: Your hair is deep.
Natural oils are kept smooth by regular deep conditioning.It's best to have a deep condition right after detangling.Another option is hot oil treatments.
Step 9: While sleeping, protect your hair.
Put up your hair at night and wear a bonnet.Cotton can tear out your hair or tangle it, so it's best to sleep on a silk pillowcase.
Step 10: Before it tangles, change your style.
While braids, twists, and other protective styles reduce exposure to damage, they can't do it forever.Stubborn tangles can be caused by leaving them in for too long.