For me, I always prefer to detangle before shampoo. It helps the cleansing nature of the shampoo not make the tangles worse. It also allows me to put my hair into super chunky twists to shampoo in. Also, try to make sure hair is pre-stretched before detangling/washing. Nothing major, just a bun will work. Keep hair moisturized . Dryness makes tangles so much worse. Trims help with tangles so much. Stretched styles help so much with tangles. Now, wash n gos can be worn, but NEVER let them get dry and use a strong holding gel. People want soft, touchable hair, but strong gel casts really help decrease tangles because it freezes the separated, clumped curls in place. I personally cannot wash the hair all loose. It has to be in a minimum of 2 big sections, though I prefer 4. Washing the hair loose adds at least 20 minutes to my detangling time.
What has helped my hair to retain moisture is by tucking in my platts inside the base of them at the root and keep my hair covered to help lock in the moisture. I don't manipulate my hair until time for me to wash it. Washing and detangling my hair in sections is beneficial. Your braids look nice on you, Pi. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏿💐💜😀
I need to detangle my hair today, and no lie, I'm kinda dreading it because I've left it loose and let it get dry 😔😭. I was just really busy. Think I will use oil & my fingers to put it in big twists tonight so I can wash it tomorrow. Thanks for the tips as always ✨🤗
Thanks for the tips ! Definitely will use some of these. I did notice that about bonnets that is shrinks your hair up more and puts it a weird shape. So I’ve switched over to the slap caps and they work better for me .
Currently sitting with conditioner on my head watching youtube about to wash my hair. I've recently found Keracare Detangling shampoo. It is so helpful for me with this transitioning (1year) hair, so I thought I'd share
You actually can wet detangle from the roots, but you have to use a comb, and you must have a TONNE of slip under running water. But with a brush, yeah, from the roots doesn't work for me. At a certain length I think Wash and Gos get very, very tangled, so I just have to mentally prepare myself (OR wear the wng for only a few hours and braid it up before it fully dries 😅) I do wash my hair loose sometimes but only if I'm not trying to detangle 🫢 My ends are still so bad 😅😅 Cutting them slowly but surely. My no 1. tip is, don't panic. Sometime the hair just knots up irregardless of how careful you're being, and at that point you have to take deep breaths, slow down, and then take the time needed to undo the knot, perhaps cutting it out if necessary. But panicking and continuing to try to detangle while in a distraught mental state will create MORE tangles. Some really great tips here!
@@CoilyDiaries I use a modified version of the method promoted by Ladosha Wright, but I also comb my hair about once a week so that might make a difference 🤔 🤔 (I like it because it's much gentler on my ends and I noticed my shed hair ball decreased once I implemented that method of detangling.)
@@esthertjones Jane Carter, who was featured on that podcast, said to detangle from the ends up.( so does my sister who's a cosmetologist of 20+ yrs) Sorry, but, I disagree with ladosha on the detangling.
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Thank you!!
For me, I always prefer to detangle before shampoo. It helps the cleansing nature of the shampoo not make the tangles worse. It also allows me to put my hair into super chunky twists to shampoo in.
Also, try to make sure hair is pre-stretched before detangling/washing. Nothing major, just a bun will work.
Keep hair moisturized . Dryness makes tangles so much worse.
Trims help with tangles so much.
Stretched styles help so much with tangles. Now, wash n gos can be worn, but NEVER let them get dry and use a strong holding gel. People want soft, touchable hair, but strong gel casts really help decrease tangles because it freezes the separated, clumped curls in place.
I personally cannot wash the hair all loose. It has to be in a minimum of 2 big sections, though I prefer 4. Washing the hair loose adds at least 20 minutes to my detangling time.
thanks for sharing! great tips 👍🏽
What has helped my hair to retain moisture is by tucking in my platts inside the base of them at the root and keep my hair covered to help lock in the moisture. I don't manipulate my hair until time for me to wash it. Washing and detangling my hair in sections is beneficial.
Your braids look nice on you, Pi.
Thanks for sharing
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I need to detangle my hair today, and no lie, I'm kinda dreading it because I've left it loose and let it get dry 😔😭. I was just really busy. Think I will use oil & my fingers to put it in big twists tonight so I can wash it tomorrow. Thanks for the tips as always ✨🤗
I also find a homemade mix of flaxseed and okra works wonderfully at detangling. Good luck!
@@naturalbarnet2470 Thanks actually I ended using an ACV rinse which worked really well to help me detangle before shampooing
you will get through it…
i put my braid out in a bonnet 2 days in a row and oh my goodness the tangles were UNREAL. never again 😮💨
Helpful.
Glad you think so!
Thanks for the tips ! Definitely will use some of these. I did notice that about bonnets that is shrinks your hair up more and puts it a weird shape. So I’ve switched over to the slap caps and they work better for me .
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Thank you dear
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Currently sitting with conditioner on my head watching youtube about to wash my hair.
I've recently found Keracare Detangling shampoo. It is so helpful for me with this transitioning (1year) hair, so I thought I'd share
nice 😊
You actually can wet detangle from the roots, but you have to use a comb, and you must have a TONNE of slip under running water. But with a brush, yeah, from the roots doesn't work for me.
At a certain length I think Wash and Gos get very, very tangled, so I just have to mentally prepare myself (OR wear the wng for only a few hours and braid it up before it fully dries 😅)
I do wash my hair loose sometimes but only if I'm not trying to detangle 🫢
My ends are still so bad 😅😅 Cutting them slowly but surely.
My no 1. tip is, don't panic. Sometime the hair just knots up irregardless of how careful you're being, and at that point you have to take deep breaths, slow down, and then take the time needed to undo the knot, perhaps cutting it out if necessary. But panicking and continuing to try to detangle while in a distraught mental state will create MORE tangles.
Some really great tips here!
@@esthertjones starting at the roots never works for me even with plenty of slip…
@@CoilyDiaries I use a modified version of the method promoted by Ladosha Wright, but I also comb my hair about once a week so that might make a difference 🤔 🤔 (I like it because it's much gentler on my ends and I noticed my shed hair ball decreased once I implemented that method of detangling.)
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Jane Carter, who was featured on that podcast, said to detangle from the ends up.( so does my sister who's a cosmetologist of 20+ yrs)
Sorry, but, I disagree with ladosha on the detangling.
@@lunamufon She did, and that definitely works for most people! However, roots down can be done very effectively as well. 😊
@@esthertjones How did you modify Ladosha's method? This is very interesting because everyone always says to detangle starting from the ends.
Ohhhhh,i just realise the bonnet thing 😲😲😲
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I’ve noticed people with long hair tend to use the satin scarf like bonnet 🧣 where your hair is not compacted but hanging down like for braids.
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