Detangle all your problems now!

Let’s face it, knots in the hair are the worst always. The reason for their existence can be caused by various factors, such as neglecting regular grooming, using heat tools too much, or not keeping your hair moisturized. Hairstyles that put stress on the hair, like braids, ponytails, or buns, can also lead to knots. Furthermore, the environmental factors such as wind, humidity, and pollution can also contribute to the knot party in your hair. And let’s remember the hair texture. Either curly or wavy hair are more prone to knots because of its texture.

In this article, we teach you how to give your hair the love and care it needs, and you’ll be strutting your knot-free locks in no time! But first, why does my hair tangle?

Hair gets tangled due to various factors, such as lack of proper grooming, dryness, and damage to the hair. Often, hair becomes knotted when the fibers catch on one another. Knots in hair can be a frustrating and unsightly problem, but understanding the causes can help prevent them from forming. Here are some common causes of knots in hair:

• Long fine hair: Luscious locks can be challenging to maintain, especially when your strands are finer. Watch out for knots when brushing or combing your fine hair, as they may cause tearing.
• Lack of proper grooming: When hair is not combed or brushed regularly, tangles can form, eventually leading to knots.
• Dryness: When hair is dry, the scales on the hair shafts open up, making it more prone to tangling and knotting.
• Damage: Damaged hair is more prone to knotting because it is more fragile and prone to breaking.
• Certain hairstyles: Hairstyles that stress the hair, such as braids, ponytails, or buns, can make it more prone to knotting.
• Heat: Regular use of hot tools on your hair without heat protectant can cause damage and knotting.
• Environmental factors: Wind, humidity, and pollution can all contribute to knotting in hair.
• Thick and curly hair texture: Curly or wavy hair is more prone to knots because of its texture.
• Hair products: Regular use of hairspray, mousse, or gel can also cause hair to clump or knot together if it is not maintained correctly.

How to detangle hair.

Detangling hair can be daunting, but you can do it quickly and painlessly with the right approach. Here are some tips on how to detangle your hair:

1. Separate hair into sections
Separating your hair into sections can help detangle it by making it easier to focus on small, manageable sections of hair at a time. It also helps to reduce the amount of tangling that occurs by separating the hair, making it less likely to knot up and become matted.

2. Spray a leave-in conditioner or detangler on your hair

Leave-in conditioner can help detangle hair by providing a layer of lubrication between the hair fibers, making it easier to comb or brush through the hair without causing damage or breakage. Leave-in conditioner moisturizes the hair, making it more pliable and less prone to tangling, making it easier to work through tangles. It can also protect the hair from the friction caused by the comb or brush, helping to prevent breakage and damage.

3. First, use your fingers to detangle your hair

Starting with your fingers (especially wet hair) can be a gentle and effective way to detangle. Using your fingers, you can work through tangles starting from the ends of your hair and working your way up, which can help prevent breakage and damage.

4. Grab a wide-tooth comb and comb from the bottom up

Using a wide-tooth comb and working from the bottom up can help detangle hair by reducing the force and tension applied. A wide-toothed comb is less likely to cause breakage and damage than a fine-toothed comb.

5. Comb through detangled hair a few times

Combing detangled hair multiple times can help it stay detangled by redistributing the natural oils from the scalp throughout the hair. It also allows you to identify and remove any tangles that might have formed since your last combing.

Source:

Mane Club. (2020). Why Does My Hair Get So Tangled: Causes & How to Prevent Tangles from Happening? https://www.maneclubnyc.com/blogs/news/why-does-my-hair-get-so-tangled