4a Naturals......How Do You Deal With ...

[Blacktresses]

Come outs ? Do you use a detangler ? Either I haven't found one that works well or there isn't one that's out there....


What do you all think ????

 

[babyblue]

Some detanglers you may want to try:
Just for me detangler (kiddie product)
Babylove detangler (kiddie product)
paul mitchell detangler
biolage detangler
Aussie slip

I dont use them anymore but I really like the ones made for children. plus they are also inexpensive.

Otherwise If detanglers dont work for you you may want to do your detangling after you shampoo while your hair is coated in your regular or deep conditioner after you let it sit for a couple of minutes. then rinse and style as normal.

 

[NGC]

I only comb out when my hair is wet and full of conditioner.

 

[Divastate]

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I only comb out when my hair is wet and full of conditioner.

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Same for me

 

[pressncurl]

I use detanglers--Pantene's spray leave-in detangler and Giovanni direct leave-in (this smells yummy!).

 

[sbg4evr]

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NGC said:
I only comb out when my hair is wet and full of conditioner.

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Same for me

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Same for me too.

 

[jd_bdfly]

I just stumbled across the realization that if I used a detangler, my life would be a lot easier. I bought some Just for Me the other week, and so far so good. It makes the comb outs a LOT more tolerable. I can even comb my dry hair through if I spray with it first.

 

[EbonyEyes]

When I wash my hair, I put AO GPB on my hair. 10 minutes later, I add biotera detangler to my hair and begin detangling. These two conditioners make detangling so much easier.

-Ebony

 

[Nay]

To make detangling easier these are my ESSENTIALS:

1. Wash/Condition hair in sections
2. Add LOTS of Creme of Nature Nourishing conditioner
3. Use K-Cutter comb
4. Detangle hair while it is full of conditioner and in the shower one section at a time.

I probably go through one-fourth of a bottle of conditioner every time I wash my hair.

Leaving conditioner in for 5 minutes (like most bottles say) is a waste of my time. I don't know who those instructions are for!!

 

[DangerouslyShy]

ladies what is a k-cutter? does it work with texturized hair?!

 

[Bunny77]

DevaCurl One Condition. It simply MELTS tangles away. I am seriously not kidding.

 

[Nay]

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ladies what is a k-cutter? does it work with texturized hair?!

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It's just a wide-tooth comb that has been around since the '70s when big afros were in. Here is a picture of it http://www.ebonyline.com/britprofkcut.html

It works with any hair.

 

[AFashionSlave]

Blacktresses, Do you own a denman?

 

[mkstar826]

First, I put my hair in sections. I put on some conditioner and use my fingers to detangle. Then I use my Aveda Styling brush or a wide-tooth comb and get the rest of the tangles out I usually let the condition sit on my head for a while before I do all this also. That softens the hair making it easier to comb through.

 

[Nay]

Hey, MKstar826 /images/graemlins/wave.gif I just wanted to welcome you to the board!

 

[mkstar826]

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Hey, MKstar826 /images/graemlins/wave.gif I just wanted to welcome you to the board!

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thanks Nay! /images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[PretteePlease]

I agree w/ nay the best way to detangle is to avoid tangles in the 1st place
remove obvious tangles b4 wash
wash in sections in one direction
rinse in one direction
add detangler let it sit
detangle w/ large tooth comb

 

[Maestradiva77]

I use Pantene frizz-control treatment as my leave-in/detangler. It works very well on my hair!

 

[pookeylou]

I dont detangle until after I have shampood my hair, rinsed it and section it with shea butter. Then a comb goes through easily and the only hair I lose is shed hair.

 

[Honey Vibe]

It's also best to keep up grooming on your hair, every day, to avoid naps on the ends. Spray your har generously with your favorite fortifying spray (my favorite is Keystone Lab's Braid Spray). If you're consistent, fall aways will slip right off your hair, without combing.

 

[Blacktresses]

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Blacktresses, Do you own a denman?

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I am having a serious issue finding a denman brush without the balls at the end of the brisle end of it. It there anywhere I can find one on the net ?

 

[Netta1]

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NGC said:
I only comb out when my hair is wet and full of conditioner.

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Same for me too.

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ditto! I use a wide toothed comb or the denman.

 

[AFashionSlave]

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Blacktresses, Do you own a denman?

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I am having a serious issue finding a denman brush without the balls at the end of the brisle end of it. It there anywhere I can find one on the net ?

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Sally beauty supply carries them:
http://www.sallybeauty.com/shop/product.asp?pf%5Fid=103302&dept%5Fid=1740

Denman also sells them on their own site.
https://www.denmanbrush.com/store/results.asp?type=classic

I own the D4 and the Denman paddle brush. I love my D4. It's an awesome detangler.