Good detangler?
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OnceUponAtime
Active Member
Hi Truth, you should read the please help...leave in conditioner thread. The poster also needed a moisturizing and detangling conditioner. Some of the products listed can be used for moisture, conditioning, leave in and detangling or any of the combination.
My answer is always Nexxus Humectress. I hope people don't roll their eyes when they see me posting that again.
HTH
My answer is always Nexxus Humectress. I hope people don't roll their eyes when they see me posting that again.
HTH
dontspeakdefeat
Hair Coach
Biolage detangling solution is wonderful.
I would also suggest the possibility of modifying the method in which you do your hair such as washing and conditioning. Such as maybe section washing and detangling under the shower head before shampooing and after shampooing, with conditioner in hair and as you rinse...yep, all of the above! It saves me from tangles.
KinksnCurlz
New Member
keracare humecto
st. ives fortifying reconstructor
nexxus humectress (natural hair)
keracare leave-in
st. ives fortifying reconstructor
nexxus humectress (natural hair)
keracare leave-in
cutebajangirl
New Member
I am telling you get the Pantene Light Spray detangler. I haven't heard of anyone who tried it that didn't like it.
KinksnCurlz
New Member
a spray CBG... r u sure? i can't imagaine a spray working thru this hair
cutebajangirl
New Member
I think so, you can get it at pathmark, walgreens, duane reade etc. It isn't more than $5.
Cat_Eyed_Cutie
New Member
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cutebajangirl said:
I am telling you get the Pantene Light Spray detangler. I haven't heard of anyone who tried it that didn't like it.
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Do you think this would work for detangling hair after taking braids down?
cutebajangirl said:
I am telling you get the Pantene Light Spray detangler. I haven't heard of anyone who tried it that didn't like it.
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Do you think this would work for detangling hair after taking braids down?
cutebajangirl
New Member
Never tried it that way, but it works on my tangly hair. Maybe if you took the braids out, washed it and then it was tangled, I think it work.
moneychaser
Well-Known Member
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cutebajangirl said:
I am telling you get the Pantene Light Spray detangler. I haven't heard of anyone who tried it that didn't like it.
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You aint never lied
cutebajangirl said:
I am telling you get the Pantene Light Spray detangler. I haven't heard of anyone who tried it that didn't like it.
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You aint never lied
caralexis2005
New Member
i second the pantene spray.
Word to the wise: when you take your braids out, detangle your hair BEFORE washing it.
Word to the wise: when you take your braids out, detangle your hair BEFORE washing it.
Cat_Eyed_Cutie
New Member
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caralexis2005 said:
i second the pantene spray.
Word to the wise: when you take your braids out, detangle your hair BEFORE washing it.
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Who you telling??? I learned that the hard way...twice
caralexis2005 said:
i second the pantene spray.
Word to the wise: when you take your braids out, detangle your hair BEFORE washing it.
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Who you telling??? I learned that the hard way...twice
bigfrogyrl
New Member
Hairobics Scalp Oil
SherryLove
Active Member
Paul Mitchell The Detangler...
Yep, that Pantene light spray works like a charm, the Relaxed and Natural one as well. What I have been doing is after I put in my leave in and spray on the detangler. I put on my shower cap and take a nice hot shower. When I'm done and finished drying off and remove my shower cap my hair is like butter the comb glides right through with no problem. It truly penetrates with the steam and the time rather than rushing to comb it right away.
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