- You can use a detangling brush on either dry or damp hair, but it generally works best on slightly damp hair, like after a shower.
- If your hair is wet, gently pat it dry with a towel to remove excess moisture.
- Before using the brush, use your fingers or a wide-toothed comb to gently remove any large knots or tangles.
- If you have particularly stubborn tangles or knots, you can apply a detangling spray or a leave-in conditioner to your hair.
- Hold the detangling brush in your dominant hand, and hold a section of your hair with your other hand to provide some tension.
- Begin brushing your hair at the tips or ends and work your way up towards the roots.
- Use gentle, even strokes with the brush, moving through your hair slowly.
- If you encounter resistance or feel a tangle, stop, and gently work through it with the brush or your fingers.
- Avoid yanking or pulling forcefully, as this can damage your hair.
