How To Keep Long Hair Tangle Free

I'm going to show you how to keep the hair tangle-free plus give you a few tips as well. First of all, you need to make sure you use a really good shampoo and conditioner of a pH value of 4.5 to 5.

5. That's the pH of your hair and that would actually help close the cuticle. With cuticles open, your hair is going to tangle more.

Also, the finer your hair is and the more colour you have, the head's going to be more porous and it will tangle more as well. To get rid of the knots, it's a really great idea to use a third step conditioner, so I'm going to use Unite Seven Seconds, and what you need to do, a lot of people forget to comb this area and that's where all the tangles really happen. Since I can't reach it, so I would separate the hair first, get that clipped and out of your way, spray the area, use a wide-toothed comb and never use a brush and never brush your hair when it's wet.

So, I'm going to start on the ends and work your way up the hair shaft. If you start coming from the root area, what you do is you're gathering all the knots together and then you create more knots and then you're making your life more difficult. So, we're going to start on the ends and work up the hair shaft until this area is completely tangle-free.

You could let down some of the rest of the hair and you just want to use your fingers to section off because if you've got lots in there, you are going to do clean sections anyway. Do the next section and just comb that through. And then, finally, you can do the top area and start on the ends again and finally get all those knots out.

If you have hair that tends to tangle while you're sleeping at night, what you could do is have a very loose braid, then you tie that through at the end and that will stop your hair from tangling or you could just simply do a ponytail and that will stop your hair tangling at the root area. And that's how you keep long hair tangle-free.