Revlon Professional Equave Instant Detangling Care Kits & His Brush 200ml

How do I detangle dry hair?

Detangling dry hair can sometimes seem like a challenge, especially when it's particularly fragile and prone to breakage. However, with the right techniques and Skincare, this process can become much easier and less damaging to your hair. Hydration is the crucial first step in detangling dry hair. A nourishing mask or oil treatment can do wonders to deeply hydrate hair even before shampooing. We recommend leaving the treatment on for at least half an hour before rinsing. The choice of shampoo is also essential. It's best to opt for a gentle shampoo specially formulated for dry hair. These shampoos are generally enriched with nourishing ingredients that help to hydrate and soften the hair, making the detangling process easier.

The conditioner should not be neglected, as it plays a crucial role in detangling. A nutrient-rich conditioner should be generously applied to the hair after shampooing, with particular attention paid to the ends. Leave the conditioner on for a few minutes before rinsing. To detangle hair, it's best to start while it's still damp, as it's more elastic and less likely to break at this stage. A wide-tooth comb or specific detangling brush should be used, starting with the ends and gradually working towards the roots.

Finally, applying a leave-in detangling product or a light oil can help to untangle any remaining tangles and further hydrate the hair. To prevent tangles from forming, it's a good idea to tie your hair up in a loose bun or braid while you sleep and to minimise the use of heated tools, which can dry out and damage the hair.