Are there any hair products out there to put in my hair to detangle while combing through? I can't seem to know what to search all I get are hair brushes and conditioners. I am looking for a product specifically where I can put in my hair to help combing throug tangled hair. Are there any out there? Please help.
Hair product for tangled hair.
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First, do you brush your hair very well before washing?
Make sure your hair is brushed well before shampooing, when shampooing try not to tousle hair too much and ALWAYS use conditioner.
I always use a light leave in to help w/ detangling, I like Nectar Thermique from Kerastase and Joico Integrity. I also always use a light oil in the ends, my fave is Kerastase Elixir Ultime. I always use a wide tooth comb when it's wet.
Make sure your hair is brushed well before shampooing, when shampooing try not to tousle hair too much and ALWAYS use conditioner.
I always use a light leave in to help w/ detangling, I like Nectar Thermique from Kerastase and Joico Integrity. I also always use a light oil in the ends, my fave is Kerastase Elixir Ultime. I always use a wide tooth comb when it's wet.
Do you comb your conditioner through in the shower? I shampoo and condition first and then clip my hair up while I shower, rinsing it out last. I have quite long hair and doing that, I have never needed a detangler.
First and foremost, use either the Knot Genie brush or The Wet Bursh (both can be found on amazon.com). Paul Mitchel The Detangler works well, so does Johnson & Johnson detangler (yes, its for kids but it works really really well and costs next to nothing).
I have long, fine hair, but there is a lot of it. My hair is a tangled mess no matter what length it's been! I have found that Redken Clear Moisture spray works the best for me. I actually just bought that Knot Genie, LOL! It literally came in the mail today...I'm excited to try it!
http://m.redken.com//products/haircare/clear-moisture/clear-moisture-instant-polishing-prep
http://m.redken.com//products/haircare/clear-moisture/clear-moisture-instant-polishing-prep
Vinegar.
I have long, thick, curly, waist length hair that tangles easily. I spritz vinegar on my hair brush bristle before brushing and it de-tangles well plus makes my hair shinier! It's also cheap and natural! The smell goes away in a few minutes
If I need a little extra help with extra knotted hair, any type of carrier oil will do (jojoba oil, olive oil, avocado oil, grapeseed oil, rosehip oil, coconut oil, etc...).
I have long, thick, curly, waist length hair that tangles easily. I spritz vinegar on my hair brush bristle before brushing and it de-tangles well plus makes my hair shinier! It's also cheap and natural! The smell goes away in a few minutes
If I need a little extra help with extra knotted hair, any type of carrier oil will do (jojoba oil, olive oil, avocado oil, grapeseed oil, rosehip oil, coconut oil, etc...).
I really like the Aveda Damage Remedy Daily Hair Repair, it works great. Lately, I've also been using Andalou Naturals Full Volume Style Spray because I think I prefer a spray to a creme product. It's also way cheaper, smells nice, and the added volume is of course a plus.
I was looking for a good one for a while, and fresh smelling too, and I finally found one from Revlon, which is a leave in conditioner, and is 2 different parts (blue and white liquid) which you need to mix together before spritzing on your hair. It's good, but I asked my hairdresser and she said just mix normal conditioner with water in a bottle and spray...it's that simple!
Definitely brush your hair before you wash. I use a wide tooth comb. I like Ojon Revitalizing Mist. It lightly conditions and smells nice.
I brush my hair with a wide tooth plastic brush before shampooing.
After shampooing, I comb with a wide tooth plastic comb in the shower. If there is resistance, I comb through the ends, then inch up until the whole head of hair is combed.
Then I condition, rinse, and comb through again.
Then I towel dry, and comb through again.
Then I apply oil (Bain de Terre recovery complex) to the ends first, then smooth through hair with my fingers, then comb.
Then blow dry smooth with a ceramic round brush.
I don't think the products matter so much, although there are some shampoos that make my hair more tangled. I have thick, naturally frizzy hair which has been thinned by a stylist, but gets thicker with growth until the next haircut.
After shampooing, I comb with a wide tooth plastic comb in the shower. If there is resistance, I comb through the ends, then inch up until the whole head of hair is combed.
Then I condition, rinse, and comb through again.
Then I towel dry, and comb through again.
Then I apply oil (Bain de Terre recovery complex) to the ends first, then smooth through hair with my fingers, then comb.
Then blow dry smooth with a ceramic round brush.
I don't think the products matter so much, although there are some shampoos that make my hair more tangled. I have thick, naturally frizzy hair which has been thinned by a stylist, but gets thicker with growth until the next haircut.
