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How to do an oil rinse?
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Fine 4s
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Not sure who the author is (might be Sareca- that Red Palm oil tipped me off 
but here's one technique:
Typically I ignore threads about detangling methods and products. I have for the last year or so. I thought my hair's health or my big chop had something to do with how easily it detangles. That is absolutely NOT the case. The oil-rinse method is why it detangles so easily. My hair completely detangles under just running water! Keep in mind I've recently adopted a low manipulation regimen. So the last time I detangled was at least a week (or more) ago.
If you're having problems with tangles try this...
but here's one technique:Typically I ignore threads about detangling methods and products. I have for the last year or so. I thought my hair's health or my big chop had something to do with how easily it detangles. That is absolutely NOT the case. The oil-rinse method is why it detangles so easily. My hair completely detangles under just running water! Keep in mind I've recently adopted a low manipulation regimen. So the last time I detangled was at least a week (or more) ago.
If you're having problems with tangles try this...
- Rinse (or shampoo) your hair
- Coat in your favorite oil (I've used olive, meadowfoam, dabur alma, and aphogee EFA oil, red palm oil/butter)
- Rinse with warm/hot water
- Apply conditioner
- Rinse
- Apply leave-in
- Seal
