How to detangle curly hair?

To detangle curly hair, brush it before showering, use a deep conditioner, spot-treat tangles with water, make lifestyle adjustments like using a silk pillowcase, and get regular trims to prevent split ends.

FIVE EASY TIPS FOR DETANGLING CURLY HAIR

When it comes to curly hair, getting tangles out isn’t so simple. Here, we’ve compiled a list of 5 quick tips for curly tangled hair and ways to stop those naughty knots before they become a problem.

Tip 1. Hop in the shower

Brushing through dry curls can ruin their shape. If you’re having a particularly tangled day and have time for a shower, brush your hair out dry first, and then do your normal shampoo, condition, treatment routine. Incorporate our 3 minute miracle curls detangling deep conditioner to detangle hair fast with up to 90% less hair breakage*. While it may be an extra step in your routine, it is effective.

*vs. non-conditioning

Tip 2. Spot-treat

If you don’t have time for an impromptu shower (which is most of us), and you only have a few tangles, brush out each tangle individually, and then spritz with water. This will help the curl regain its shape without the need for a full wash.

Tip 3. Get to the root of the problem

If you’re dealing with constant tangles, it might be time to adjust your lifestyle. Just a little though. If you’re waking up with tangled hair, try a silk pillowcase or loosely braid your hair at night. If your hair gets tangled after walking to work or school, cover it up with a hood or gently tie it back. If your hair starts snagging as soon as you pick up the blow dryer, opt for an air dry. Little changes can make a big difference to how our hair looks and feels.

Tip 4. Prep with products

Dry hair tends to snag and tangle more than hydrated hair, so try a deep conditioning treatment 1-2 times a week on your strands. Also, get a good leave-in detangling treatment to use on damp hair, like Miracle curls leave-in detangling milk to help keep those gnarly knots at bay.

Tip 5. Try a trim

Split ends and damaged strands tend to tangle more than healthy hair does, so make sure you’re getting your hair trimmed at least every few months – even if you’re growing it out.

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