“Could you explain to me the proper way to detangle and shampoo my hair. On wash days I lose a lot of hair and I think it’s due to the way I shampoo. I usually just rinse out my deep conditioner and begin applying the shampoo to my scalp ( I don’t put my hair in a big mess though), but still end up with a lot of tangles. Please give me some of your wisdom!
-Phoebe Providence”
Hi Phoebe,
I would suggest that you only
detangle your hair when it’s soaking wet and drowned in conditioner in the
shower. With a wide tooth comb or a Denman brush, begin detangling from the
ends of your hair working your way to the roots. The water and conditioner
should be providing enough slip for the comb to run through. If after rinsing
your deep conditioner you feel that a shampoo is necessary, you may go ahead
and do that. Apply the shampoo to the scalp only and allow the water to run
straight down your hair. The reason why you have tangles after shampooing is
because the harsh detergents dry out the hair and make it hard. ALWAYS use a
conditioner after a shampoo in order to put moisture back into the hair. You should
have minimal tangles this way.
I hope this helps!
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questions in the comment section below or send me an email at kavuli@goodhairdiaries.com.
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