KinkyRN
Well-Known Member
I have no idea but I need direct access to my scalp to wash it. That's why I'm trying wigs.I was thinking this same exact thing. How am I gonna work this out,?
I have no idea but I need direct access to my scalp to wash it. That's why I'm trying wigs.I was thinking this same exact thing. How am I gonna work this out,?
Full detangling session took 1 hour and 28 minutes. I'm relieved my hair is detangled.
I focused on removing shed hair and tried not pay attention to the amount. It's shed hair and just must go.
Did a three-step process. New third step saved my sanity: Removing knots very carefully with a finer (but not fine) -toothed comb. Waaaaaaaaay easier than pulling every strand out individually with my fingers.
Reflection: I don't think I can trust a salon to detangle my hair with care. Thank HEAVEN we have 2 boys (hair is a breeze). I want to kiss the makers of Komaza and NaturelleGrow. THANK YOU to the sister who suggested a comb to chase the Wet Brush. (I'm on my phone and can't search for your user handle name at the moment.)
@whiteoleander91, thank you. Using a comb helped so much today. Thank you for the suggestion!
I usually don't spend much time detangling so my hair is only tangle free when I get it straightened.
All this talk you ladies have been doing must have inspired me. I detangled in the shower with conditoner for the first time ever and it worked really well! It also made my curls clump and I can maybe envision wearing a wash n go once I'm fully natural.
I used the ouidad double detangler. It got the tangles out easily but I lost a lot of hair. I may neeed to be more patient and gentle next time.
2 hours under the dryer and my hair is still damp in places.
That's exactly why I never get around to using indirect heat to dry my hair.
Still fiddling with my carts for BF and my APB cart is $157 with not a single DC in it...
There are about 5 DCs that I want