HOW TO DETANGLE CURLY HAIR | 6 WAYS TO PREVENT KNOTTY CURLY HAIR

Want to know how to detangle curly hair? Looking for tips on preventing knotty curly hair between wash days?

In this video, I walk you through two ways do detangle curly hair: dry detangling and wet detangling.

I also share 6 ways to PREVENT excess tangles between wash days!

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[sahriahthebard]

All my life, I just thought that I had thick, wavy hair that tangled easily and was always super frizzy. It wasn't until a few days ago when I let my hair air dry that I discovered that it curls. My roommate has curly hair, and told me that the big thing was not to brush it. For someone who has to brush it morning and night in order to avoid mats at the back of my neck, this was so confusing.
Your video helped me understand what to do instead of raking a brush through my hair, and why it works better not to do what I've been doing for the past 25 years. I can't wait to see what my hair looks like when it's finally properly cared for! Thank you so much!

[theveggiecat]

If that is your natural hair color, then you're soooo lucky 🍀 I once had beautiful curly hair as well, went through depression after losing my job and decided to get a pixie cut. I've been trying since then ( 15 years ) to grow my hair again with no success. Never ever cut your beautiful hair ❤️🐾

[vgnbb]

You literally have my dream hair 🥺😍 Thank you so much for the amazing tips gorgeous girlie 🫶🏻

[EbolaSquirrel]

Hearing you talk about curls has been quite comforting as well, I find myself worrying about my hair due to not really knowing anyone else with curly hair that pays attention to it as I try to.

[christifarris]

I've tried a couple of your suggestions for both wet and dry detangling, and they work well for me. I'm very thankful for the extras that I've never thought of. Thank you for being one of my teachers on my curly hair journey!

[sadburai]

This was exactly the video I needed to see. Seeing your perfect curls all the time, it was showing me that I am not the only one struggling with tangles and that they are just part of the game. I guess it's time for a cut, since I have lots of fairy knots. As a guy who didn’t grow up with long hair, I have some catching up to do!
I'll try the trick with using oil in the back, because I also get knots from fluffy fabrics.

[laurasearch]

It would be great if you can do a video on what different curly hair types there are. And what they look like, and what is the best products for different types of curly hair.

[ananddeshmukh]

I think as a man with long curly hair, it is a great tutorial. Sometimes, it becomes so irritating to detangle the curls and looking at locked curls and broken strands especially after a long day in sun and wind exposure. Many a times I thought of going again with a short hairs I used to have, but then your video has given me a new insight and a right information which I was seeking to.

[quitlongtimeago]

This video genuinely helped me so much, Ive always had trouble with my hair tangling and especially the back part of it. Im so relieved to find that others have this issue too and Im looking forward to following ur advice on my next wash day!!

[EbolaSquirrel]

great tips!! In my 4 years with curly hair, 2-3 years of it needing detangling, I never dry detangled out of fear of breakage/damage. Just got some oil after watching this, needed some either way due to the fresh fall dryness. Great work!

[nataliejenner]

Using oil to dry detangle is a game changer. I use the JVN pre shampoo oil and it literally melts the tangles before I even begin to finger detangle or use a brush. I'm typically a wet detangler but I think I will continue to use oil before I wash my hair so the detangling process takes less time in the shower. This was a very helpful video.

[sadboiMerchnt]

I’m a guy, finally deciding to let my hair grow out, I’m so glad I seen this video I never knew that’s how you brush hair, I always started from the top, before and during showers, and I’ve noticed a bit of thinning and now I see why, thank you so much for the deep explanations

[amberbayes]

What I do is applying conditioner first and dent angle and then I shampoo my hair and this is so much quicker and also I can clean my hair better. Love your videos, they are so helpful ❤️💕

[mandiwolfe]

I just spent well over an hour trying to detangle my tailbone length curls before I started my wash day routine. I wish I saw this video tip with using oil! It never occurred to me to try that. Definitely going to do that next week!

[jbfitzwilliam]

Just wonderful video. And you’re so pretty. Great curls.

[janinedear-barlow]

It might seem like your hair is dry on the ends, that it needs a cut but it's not it's damage. Those are the oldest part of your hair and the cuticle gets damages, which causes split ends.

Squishing water in pulsing motions does absolutely nothing. The condition joins with your hair because your hair has a negative charge from the shampoo and the conditioner has a positive charge so that's how it joins with your hair; not squishing it.

[TheLuckySoul]

It never even occurred to me to detangle my hair BEFORE getting in the shower! I can’t wait to try on my next wash day!

[Kathy]

Thank you so much for your videos! I hated my hair growing up, because it wasn't just beautifully curly by itself, and it wasn't naturally pin straight, by itself. So I spent years straightening it, or just washing it and putting it in a bun. in the summer, I would usually cut it all off, because I hated dealing with it.

Last summer, my husband gave me shit for cutting my hair off all the time and asked me " Can't you just....let it be curly?" I didn't understand the question. My hair wasn't curly. And this man lifted up my hair, pulled a perfect ringlet from the nape of my neck, and asked wtf is this, then?

My (balding) husband had to be the one who told me my hair was curly 🤯

Since then, it had been a huge learning curve....What products to use, how to style, how to refresh...it's a bit intimidating, tbh. But my hair is healthier than it's ever been, and I appreciate your guidance through my journey <3

[Chihuahuaproductions]

Thank you for the prevention advice . Also Your curls look beautiful 🤩

[ceystal]

This is so interesting. I find my top layers get more than the nape of my neck which is almost always tangle free. The top half of my hair is more course and a tighter wave pattern so I always focus more moisture products there.
Also helps to include bond builders you color treat your hair which is known to cause more tangles helps alot with the smoothness of the hair and doesn't make it feel as rough
Love how informative this video was!