How to Detangle Your Hair at Home

Detangling your hair is an effective and gentle way to remove knots and tangles without causing breakage. Here’s how to do it:

1. Divide Hair into Sections: Use clips to separate your hair into smaller, manageable sections.

2. Start with a Detangling Spray: Lightly mist your hair using the spray bottle. Avoid detangling on dry hair to prevent breakage.

Work within each small section and spray a generous amount in roots to soften clumps or buildup caused by braids and extensions. Also focus on the mid-lengths and ends where tangles are most common.

4. Work from Ends to Roots: Using your fingers or a comb, gently detangle each section, starting from the ends and gradually moving upward toward the roots.

5. Be Patient: For stubborn knots, apply more detangler and use your fingers to gently loosen them before combing.

6. Finish and Style: Twist or Braid all sections into a minimum of 4 sections to keep hair detangled until shampoo.

This method not only detangles but also hydrates and softens your hair for a smooth, manageable finish.