This Mistake Is Ruining Your Hair (Do This Instead!)
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- Опубликовано: 11 фев 2025
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Hey beautiful people, if you’ve been battling with no length retention for YEARS then this video is for YOU!!
I explain the importance of finger detangling and why it should be prioritised over combs that can cause so much breakage.
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Like this if you want a pt2, where I can dive into more detail about exceptions of when I think it’s appropriate to use combs (blow drying etc).
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I have been using a wide tooth comb for over a decade, it has always worked best for me, and I have less breakage and retained length. Other brushes otherwise...my hair hate it.
A comb and a metal pic works on my nearly tailbone length hair,
Do what works for *YOU* not what someone on the internet tells you.
We all have different textures, porosities, thickness, and length.
I don’t have little broken hairs when I detangle. I work on balancing protein and moisture. This allows me to style my hair without breakage.
How? What is your routine?
Yep, finger detangling has grown my hair!
I have to admit, aloe vera and the wide tooth comb have been my ultimate solution and I cut down my detangling process to about half an hour. But, what’s your introducing sounds intriguing. I hated finger detangling years ago, but if you say all it takes is making sure you’re trimmed in the first place in order to avoid those knots/most of them in the first place? That’s worth thinking about.
Yeah I think solely finger detangling doesn't work if you have hair that tends to knot because you won't get all the shed hair by finger detangling. I would finger detangle first with something slippery in the hair to loosen the hair and then use a wide tooth comb or brush to do the rest.
I finger detangle first and then use an unbrush, works for me.
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Thanks for the video. Valid info there but I trim my hair 4x a year and I had my 1sf trim for the year on 06 Jan 2025. I tried to dinger detangle on my wash day on 02 Feb 2025 and I was getting my fingers stuck in my hair and the hair was forming knots as I tried to detangle. Will continue to try anyways.
@@CarolKamwhat do you use to detangle? Tell me more
Preach sister. Guy's she ain't neva lied and i have so much freakin 4c hair on my head i would be doomed without what she's talkin about!!!
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I recently realised that very few of the channels I follow, are actually my curl type and thats why so few of their tips and tricks work for me. I dont struggle with tangles at all. My hair is short, thin,and fine 😂. I could never understand why I detangle in less than a minute
But my niece alwaysneeds help with her 4a/b hair. I will definitely implement this with her
My tangle teaser and unbrush have been a game changer for me compared to finger detangling or using other types of brushes. It takes way less time, and i have less shed hair.
Combs are an absolute no for me.
I couldn't use the Denman, it popped strands constantly. My gentle tangle teaser works but I only use it after finger detangling. I would like to try the Unbrush though.75
I genuinely don’t think this advice is realistic for everyone. My hair is dense, fine and 4 a/b/c. Even after a fresh trim it takes me a minimum of 30 mins to detangle bc I gotta take my time to make sure I’m thorough and not breaking my hair.
The other issue is sometimes finger detangling doesn’t remove enough hair. Shed hair left in your head will cause more matting and tangles.
I usually finger detangle and then go through the section with my unbrush. I feel like finger detangling + a gentle tool is the best of both worlds.
This is exactly my point-finger detangle first, then use a comb/brush if needed. If you’ve ever watched my wash day routines, you’ll see I do the same thing.
The issue is that many people don’t know how to use combs properly and end up ripping their hair out because they’ve never learned to finger detangle first. Shed hair needs to be removed, of course, but if you’re not careful, tools can cause unnecessary breakage.
That’s why I challenge people to not rely on combs/brushes at first and instead get used to finger detangling THEN reintroduce tools once they’ve mastered it. The goal isn’t to ban combs forever-it’s to help people build better detangling habits and retain more length
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I was just waiting to see what the texture of her hair was going to be. Because to say finger detangling is the way to go without knowing everybody’s hair texture to me is preposterous! Then I saw her hair texture and I’m like oh OK.. my curls are probably 10 times tighter wound than the person creating this video - and that does make a difference!
My coils are very tight but I have some types of combs that I have figured out how to detangle with it. Also unbrush works just soooo well for me. Also Remington electric detangling brush is magical. Using 4 fingers to detangle 400k strands of hair is wild to me 😅😅😅
Same 😂 I keep my hair in plaits to keep my hair stretched, and that’s the ONLY reason why I can choose to finger detangle!
Nooo seriously!!! I just commented the same thing! It makes me so mad when they use they lil influence to make this a control thing! Everybody got different natural hair, and shorty just trynna sell her product book or program…and I can’t respect that.. that’s why I don’t subscribe to her, clown shit
Exactly. She needs also to get to the point , people have things to do, places to go and people to see.😮.
Hey my love, did you watch the video in full? My point is that finger detangling should be the MAIN way you detangle your hair, with combs/brushes coming at the end-not the other way around.
This is even more important for tighter curl patterns, where single-strand knots and tangles are much more common. My hair might appear looser when wet, but don’t be fooled-it shrinks right up and can tangle just like any other tightly coiled texture. The longer my hair gets, the more weight it has, which makes it hang differently, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t tangle.
Regardless of curl pattern, finger detangling > combs/brushes. Many people start their natural hair journey without knowing how to use tools properly, leading to excessive breakage. My goal is to help people avoid that.
But if you’re already retaining length and this method isn’t needed for you, that’s totally fine! The video is for those struggling with breakage and wanting to maximize growth.
So true. I’m doing it for over 8 years. Massive growth 🎉❤
Honestly going back to using a wide tooth comb vs every new detangling brush out there has helped me tremendously. I finger detangle if I hit bumps but I noticed less hair in my comb then all these brushes.
Yup I did the same thing. Nothing wrong with trying something new though.
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Saying it should take ten minutes to detangle your hair is not realistic. In my experience using okro to detangle my hair has been life changing... It reduced my detangling time by more than half.. it used to take me an hour it takes me 20 minutes.. although i noticed detangling is easier when there's less oil buildup in your hair.. the okro just works faster..
Thanks for the video I'm going to stop combing my hair too often
Hey my love! I think it’s realistic if you’ve put your hair for example in a stretched hair style: blow out/braid out etc. Ofc if you have done a wash n go or braids with added hair you will need to spend more time. But as a general rule I think 10-15 minutes is fair only because when I first started I didn’t know how long was normal and would be there for hours. I remember my first proper wash day as a natural I detangled my hair for like 2 hours and raised my mums water bill 😂
Girl the amount of misinformation in this video is crazy!!!! Just because it don’t take 10 min to detangle doesn’t mean you need to trim, depends on how often you wash your hair, and stop telling these people stop using brushes. Girl everybody hair work different, stop trying confuse people that’s learning how to take care of they hair. This video is giving I just wanted to make a video to put it up to make the people who follow me happy cause … no
@@ericas8913 exactly. the absolute statements are a big red flag. frankly it’s irresponsible to peddle misinformation with such a large platform
Did you watch the video in full? Because if you did, you’d know I never said to stop using brushes entirely-I said finger detangling should be your main method, and tools should come in at the end. There’s a difference.
Also, in the pinned comment, I asked if people want a follow-up video to address exceptions like blow drying, protective styles, and other situations where different methods might be needed.
I’m always open to discussion, and if you’re confused or have specific concerns, I’m happy to clarify. But calling something ‘misinformation’ without actually understanding the point of the video doesn’t seem fair.
@@janetidavies You said “throw away your combs and brushes”! So what you are saying now is throw them away and buy new ones at some later date? 😂😂😂
Oh!i don't detangle everywashdays, no no no😂
I love my hair ❤ i want to retain my hair so bad,and im over more than half way through my goals❤
I agree with you.
Where did you get the faith t shirt you had on when you were entangling your hair?
I can say you are definitely right. Before I use to never use a comb or brush on my hair. I finger combed to detangle my hair and I saw sooo much growth. But as soon as I started to use a comb/brush because it was much faster. My hair stopped growing at the rate it was before
I HAD NO IDEA THAT COMB AND BRUSHES WERE CAUSING MY HAIR TO BE STUNTED AND OR BREAK OFF. I BELIEVE YOU!!! BECAUSE IT MAKES SENSE NOW. NO MORE COMB OR BRUSH!
I agree
My ultra-fine ultra-tightly coiled 4c hair: *laughs at removing shed strands that you can't feel between your fingers with only fingers*. I use fingers first but always finish with a comb and when the trim is due, I have to use the tangle teezer for fine and fragile hair to really get in and smooth the hair and remove the shed hair caught in the velcro ends. After trim I can use more fingers than comb but by 6 weeks after the trim....need to use fingers and comb equally.
What about while taking down a protective hairstyles
Do you still just finger detangle?
Yes. Its so easier that way
Yep but afterwards I use my Tang. Teeter.
I think you should start with your fingers. Once you've completely separated all the hair and pulled out most of the shed hair, it might be okay to follow with a brush to remove the remaining shed hair. You definitely want to make sure you've removed all the shed hair before shampooing. I’m not an expert. This just makes sense to me.
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Well yes, I always finger comb my hair before combing with a wide tooth comb where by that time they are practically no more knots
Folks are listening.
You have been using those combs to grow out your hair. Now you’re just trying to sell a conditioner.
Hey my love by your comment I can tell you didnt watch the video in full. You cant be a long time subscriber either.I gave 2 very cheap DIY options. Not everyone has time for a DIY. I will always plug my products, its my channel no?
@ I just think it’s ridiculous when you tell people to stop using combs. Are you a cosmetologist?
@ you should also plug your subscribers and let them know how cheap it is to start a conditioner line yay everyone can have a conditioner slippery and use their fingers.
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People are stupid…5 hours to finger detangle like are you crazy?I start gently finger detangling as soon as I apply my shampoo and by the time I apply my mask and conditioner it’s already 100% detangled and that takes me seconds to get any tiny knots out after with my fingers while having 3c-4a hair…Like what 5 hours?Is your hair that damaged??!?!Brushes are way too harsh on my hair as they were literally ripping my hair out whereas by finger detangling I get all the job done immediately by simply passing my fingers through my hair and it’s fully detangled with much less sheddings compared to my brush so I’ve thrown away my brush and only use it when I’m straightening my hair about once every 3-4 months
@Ihatetravelling my hair is dense, fine, and type 4 so wash day (in total including styling) can take about 4-5 hours. everyone’s hair is different.
You should sell hair vitamins
You must not have 4C hair! Our hair is 6, or even @ shaped!!!
Nah… my Unbrush is great
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Exactly a few of my sister comb and brush their hair all the time, and their hair is waist length. I keep mine should length.
A wide tooth comb does not create microscopic internal damage such as split ends. That is caused by chronic hot tools, color and bleach breaking down the s-bonds deep within the cortex, not brushes. You can never use a brush for the rest of your life and if you're still torturing your strands in other ways it won't make a bit of difference.
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