The Tangle Teezer

Hey Divas,

All I can say about this brush is OMG! I have never had it so easy to un-tangle my hair before!! It took me to call 5 different Sally's Beauty Supply stores to find it, but it was well worth the search. This brush beats the Denman brush by far I don't even want to use my Denman anymore!!

I used the Tangle Teezer on freshly washed hair conditioned with Kinky Kurly's Knot Today leave in. I didn't part my fro in sections I just started brushing the ends working my way towards the scalp. After I successfully brush my whole head I ran my wide tooth comb through it only to find that I had no tangles!! I do prefer it on wet hair than dry hair though. If you have a child who is tender headed the Tangle Teezer is the tool for you. The bristles are soft and the brush contours to the shape of your hand, making it very easy to handle.

The picture below shows the amount of hair that was in the brush after detangling my hair today.

Please do your hair a favor and buy the Tangle Teezer today on http://www.sallybeauty.com/

The Natural Hair Journey - Detangling!!

Hey Ladies!!!

The next thing on the agenda.....Detangling your hair. Hair washing day is one of my favorite days until I have to detangle my hair. It's easier since I did my big chop and my hair is fairly short. Yet, it's still a task at best!! There are really just three things that you need when it comes to detangling. 1. a wide tooth comb 2. Conditioner and 3. Patience.

The Wide Tooth Comb
The wide tooth comb comes in a variety of sizes, colors, types, and is made out of either plastic or wood. I have that exact comb pictured above I use it everyday to manage my kinky curlies. Unlike smaller tooth combs this comb will almost glide through your hair without pulling your delicate strands out of your head.

The Conditoner
Conditioner will make your hair easy to comb when your detangling your hair and that mean less breakage and manageable hair. The conditioner provides a slip so your hair just slides through the comb.

How to detangle
I typically wash my hair in the shower. It's just easier to detangle in the shower versus hanging my head over a sink. Here are a somes steps to consider when detagling your hair...

• For long hair part your hair in sections when you wash and condition
• Apply a generous amount of conditioner to each section
• Slowly detangle each conditioner soaked section with your wide tooth comb
• Never force the comb through your hair