How to stop wet hair from breaking?!
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Aug 22, 2013
Amanda L.
Hi Beautifuls so today after I took a shower and I use a wide toothe Combe to comb out my hair and SO much hair came out!! Any tips or tricks?
Aug 22, 2013
Tammy N.
Right after I shower, I put my hair in a loose braid IMMEDIATELY. It retains hydration. :) It also prevents breakage. Leave your hair in a braid for 10-15 minutes, don't worry it won't get wavy. After that, take it out and come from TIP to ROOT. As in comb just the ends that work your way up :) use a leave in conditioner for help. :)
Aug 22, 2013
Angel O.
Trt waiting to comb until hair is 75% dry then comb with wide tooth comb and see how it works out :)
Aug 22, 2013
Angel O.
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Aug 22, 2013
Sloane M.
You should invest in a wet brush. I got mine for $7 on eBay and you can brush your hair when wet. I love mine, and my hair doesn't break anymore!! It's grown a ton since I've started using it.
Aug 22, 2013
Anastasia R.
When your washing your hair, you should make sure that your not scrubbing your scalp with your nails because that damages your hair follicles which is what makes hair weak and break or fallout. Hair is always at its most delicate state when it's wet so when you scrub your scalp, just use the tips of your fingers. You can also use a wide tooth comb. Using hair products with biotin and keratin in it will help as well :)
Aug 22, 2013
Axita S.
Don't comb hair at alllll... wet hair tends to break more...
Aug 23, 2013
Danielle B.
You naturally lose hair. Especially after you wash it. It's just the hair restarting the growth cycle. And there is nothing wrong with scrubbing your scalp as long as you aren't pulling on the hair.