Knotty Curly Hair

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Charissa T.

Dec 20, 2013

Charissa T.

At the moment I'm trying not to wash my hair too often as it is better for your hair but my hair just gets so knotty! I can't brush it in between times because it would become a huge poof! Any tips or ideas to keep my hair knot free?

Airy B.

Dec 20, 2013

Airy B.

Yeah I hv the same problem too. If I don't wash it for a while it's not nearly as bad but I brush my hair before I go in the shower, wash it, then brush it again w a wet brush when it's still damp and then I leave the conditioner In. after this I wash on the conditioner but running the brush and water thru my hair and when I'm done I put coconut oil on the ends. I promise this will work. hope I helped. :)

Airy B.

Dec 20, 2013

Airy B.

*after this I wash OUT the conditioner BY running

Lara W.

Dec 20, 2013

Lara W.

Thats what I've been doing! Whenever I keep my hair natural, I just let the knots stay there because they just give my curls more definition, then I do a deep repair mask after I wash it. If I straighten it, I brush the knots out then use argan oil and a keratin spray to soothe my hair back down. Using dry shampoo only works for a day with me, so I end up getting a powder foundation for oily skin (my hair is brown, so I get a dark powder) and use it in the back crown of my hair to absorb some oils and make it look better. I was skeptical about it til I tried it a few times. I just apply it with a sponge, not a brush.

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