How To Keep Hair From Matting Up

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How to keep hair from matting up.

Besides burning my finger on a pair of straighteners the only other thing that causes a tear to come to my eye is when i catch a knot in my hair. Brush hair thoroughly before washing to get any loose hairs or dirt out. If the comb stops at any point in the mat use short quick strokes to loosen the hair. Sleeping with a satin scarf bonnet or pillowcase can help prevent your hair from matting and breakage.

Grasp a portion of hair about the thickness of a marker or glue stick between your fingers and give it a half twist to keep the comb from pulling directly on your scalp. You can get your own hidden crown. Apply more conditioner or a spray detangler as needed. Hold the matted piece of hair by the root to prevent pulling the hair.

Hold your hair higher up to prevent pain. If you have a sensitive scalp hold a section of your hair as you brush it. To prevent knots comb beginning at the ends of the hair and slowly move up to the roots. Lift the hair in your nape area part out a inch across the bottom section raise the parted section and pin it up into the loose hair.

Here s why and the best detangling tools and products for keeping matted hair and unwanted snags at bay. Sleeping on a cotton pillowcase without any protection on your hair will allow your hair to rub against the material. To prevent tangling while blow drying hair use a blow dryer with a wide toothed comb attachment and blow dry the hair straight down one small section at a time. Acute hair matting presents with a stiff prominent and impenetrable mass of matted hair and in many cases is associated with a foul smell.

Pull the comb through the mat starting at the top and working down toward the ends. Not only will this stop the matting but it will create volume and a light bounce to your hairstyle. Find out how to keep your hidden crown from matting and tangling.