BklynHeart
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Cayenne0622 said:This may or may not help you. My hair isn't that long yet so I don't have detangling problems. I'm relaxed 4a/b. I feel that is necessary to point out so that people with the same type of hair will know that it works or doesn't work on that type of hair. Anywho. I start with wet hair and put a moisturizer on right away. I then us Elasta QP Design Foam and that usually helps smooth my hair. I comb it straight back (starting from the tips and working my up until smooth) and then I tie my hair down with wrap strips...just flat to my head. I tie them on like Tupac used to wear his bandanas, with the knot in the front. The ends are usually the only part sticking out so you may want to braid, twist or roll your ends. This should help. You definitely need to find a liquidy product that has slip. Once my hair dries it is almost completely straight because the wrap strips, tied firmly, prevent the hair from reverting or riding up. It helps smooth it flat down.
Good luck.
I agree, tying the hair down works. I put my hair in one ponytail, using a boar's hair brush to smooth the edges. then, use a grey magnetic roller to roll my ends, then tie the hair with a satin scarf. First time doing it, my hair came out silky and straight. Plus, I used some Fantasia IC serum to smooth the cuticles.