How to Grow 4c Hair: Finger Detangling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- Hello! This is part 2 in my "How to grow 4c/How I grew 4c" hair series!
In this video I will be explaining WHY I haven't combed my hair in over 3 and a half years!!
I will also be showing 5 different hair detangling sessions to help others learn how to detangle their own hair.
00:00 INTRO & WHY I HAVEN'T COMBED MY HAIR IN 3.5 YEARS!
03:25 Detangling Demo 1
06:21 Detangling Demo 2
10:23 Detangling Demo 3 and hair experiment suggestion
11:50 TIP #1 Detangle on stretched hair
12:42 TIP #2 Use small sections
13:09 TIP #3 4C hair will always be tangled
14:04 TIP #4 Make detangling fun and relaxing
14:40 TIP #5 Take breaks and Detangling Demo 4
15:39 Hair Stewardship: Matthew 25:14-30
18:32 How often do I detangle my hair?
19:24 Detangling Demo 5
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" our hair doesn't have to be 100% detangled" omg thank you for saying this! Healthy hair practices looks different on different textures.
Absolutely! It needs to be known! Thanks for watching
I wish I saw this video before 2 days ago. It would have saved my hair. 😢
I use to spend 2-3 hours "throughly" detangling my 4c hair. I realized trying to make sure to completely detangle my hair was counterproductive because tightly coiled hair will just coil back up again so I detangle my hair just enough to prevent it from matting. Great informative video!
Yes! I've definitely been there as well. My detangling sessions are typically long and I hope to cut them down but I think it's because most of them are coming after I've had braids for like 3 months so I usually have a lot of shed hair and build up that I have to deal with. But learning that I didn't have to try to detangle every single knot was freeing! Thanks for watching!
Yes, I stopped using a comb and started finger detangling my 4c hair about three years now. I also do not shampoo my hair loose anymore, I shampoo while still in their braids, not do I two strands twist my hair often, braids keep my hair stretched and my hair is almost, waist length.
It's a no for me. I will cut it all off before I do all this. I Am Not My Hair
@@barbarapeller I to wash my hair while it i braided (my own natural hair without added hair)
@@preciousfro Your hair looks amazing. Thank you for the so detailed vid. I will speak truthfully, it eill be difficult for me to abandon my comb.
Totally agree!!! I no longer comb my daughter's 4B/4C hair & it's currently mid-back length. Combs are NOT type 4 hair friendly. 🙅🏾♀️
Amazing! and good for you for starting that at such a young age, she must have beautiful hair!
As long as you don’t go near a salon for a professional hairdo your hair is safe because on your own you can be as gentle as possible with your hair. I always dread salon visits and try to lessen them in a year.
Totally agree, avoiding all salons for the rest of my life!
Yes, it takes me four to five hours to finger detangle my 4c hair but it has been well worth it.
I hear ya, it's a sacrifice but the rewards def. make it worth it!
This is what I have been doing for 3 months now,my hair hates combs or any stress and it has been going great, I'm currently at back length ,next is waist length 😊...i noticed more volume, less breakage and shedding and length retention too
Yes! So happy to hear that, I love the results that finger detangling can produce for people!
OMG!!! Me too!!! My hair is longer than it's ever been since I stopped using a comb!
I love it! "No strand left behind."
Trying to save each one! Thanks for the support! ❤️
I think so much information about hair is based on European hair standards. This information is great to help us about our own hair
That's right have that conversation with your hair. Take a break until you both are not acting crazy. The relationship with your hair should be treated like or the one you have with that precious significant other. Girl you are on it!
Yes! That's so true, it really does mimic an actual person to person relationship!
This is so true. Once I stopped using combs to detangle my hair flourished and by finger detangling I learned to be patient while manipulative my hair.
Yessss! I love to hear that!
You just confirmed the conclusion I came to , that our hair does not need comb , period , other sistas are not saying this , stay honest and blessed always.
I have been strictly finger detailing since this year the thickness i have now is crazy. I shall be continuing. I hit bra strap length and I’ve only been natural for 2 years
Yes!! That is amazing, congrats on your growth! If you've been able to reach Bra Strap Length in only two years, you'll be at waist length in no time.
@@preciousfro thank you.
Yes. I am now passed bra length and going for waist length lol! I also do not shampoo my hair loose anymore.
@@barbarapeller nice, congrats and I wish you well on your journey. I don’t wash my hair loose either. 😁
Congratulations
Im loving that we are understanding our hair more and more! Ive been finger detangling only for about a year now. I keep my hair in braids and wash my hair weekly in the braids. Every month or so I unbraid and detangle and braid back up. It takes many hours to do it but its worth it, and i dont have to manipulate it every day, only once a month. My hair is longer than its ever been now :)
Yes girl! That’s the recipe for hair growth and retention!!
I really feel this! the more I'm gentle with my hair, finger detangling, *gently* combing my damp hair only on wash days, and moisturizing it and leaving it alone, the more growth I've seen.
Keep up the good work!!!
I love your videos. I’m studying Matthew right now and read the parable of the Talents. Thanks for connecting our hair to our faith 🙏🏽👍🏽
I’ve recently developed an intimate relationship with my hair, realizing how delicate each strand is. I only use a wide tooth comb for parting after I detangle it. When I feel resistance, I stop and gently detangle and I also avoid styles that require 100% detangling. Loved this video ❤❤❤❤
I'm addicted to the comb, but I've seen how combing less can grow my hair. I realised I was losing the same size ball of hair whether I detangled every week or once a month. That's when I determined to
detangle less. But I was having trouble restyling my hair between washdays, that's when I started to finger detangle and I kept it up even on washdays. I just straightened my hair for the first time in four months and it's grown from clavicle to almost bra strap.
That's awesome that you've beeen able to see that kind of growth! Congrats! Combing is a way more time efficient option so I can see howyou'd be addicted to it lol
Your the second most truthful hair content creator I’ve come across. I was quite skeptical about blowing my hair out and you just gave me the strength not to do it.(it’s almost 4months now 🤩)Thank you🤞🏽. I also was unsure about combing my hair after washing it or during washing and I’m grateful you said it’s possible. I’m grateful for you teaching about the parable of the talents too it made me have more confidence in what you were saying. I just stumbled upon this video and I thank God I did. You earned a new subscriber. Much love ❤️
Aww thank you so much!!! Appreciate your support!!
This is one of the most sensible hair videos I've heard... 💯
Thank so much for watching!
I came here to learn how to dentangle 4c hair and left with a life lesson great video 👍
Thank you for watching!
Just starting my journey glad you started this channel
Yay!! I'm so happy to hear that you are joining the natural hair club! Welcome to the family! Please feel free to share your experiences along your journey and I hope that my videos can help you along the way!
I wish I knew this years ago, not using a comb is the best thing I have done for my hair.
Yes!! Totally agree! Thank you for watching!
I absolutely love your application of the parable of talents and good stewardship. Thank you for the perspective.
Of course! Glad you could connect with it and always love meeting a fellow believer!
This is what we need more of ! Thank you so much for this information because I definitely felt as if a comb should pass through my hair smh because I’ve been told all my life it should
I def. have felt that same way all throughout my life, realizing that it really wasn't a necessity in life was so FREEING!
You have been such a blessing from the first few seconds that you even opened your mouth. I am so thankful for your video. I am writing down your tips, and I look forward to fuller, healthier hair.
Glad it was helpful!
This is wonderful! Your hair is gorgeous and your tips are priceless. God bless you! 💖💖
Thank you so much, you're so sweet!!
I LOVE that you made this video! and I'm so happy to see your hair thriving! I stopped using a comb in my hair and have noticed I'm retaining a significant amount of hair!!! Thank you for sharing!
Yes girl!!! Happy to hear that for you and thank you for watching!!
Thanks for this it's been a month since I stop using comb and I had got discouraged but this just encourage me.❤️
Yeah!!🎉🎉🎉 happy to help in any way I can!
10:01 for those knots, what helps me is putting the knotted strands under running water and gently pull the strands out of the knot
Oooooh! That’s a great tip!!
So glad I finally found a seriously knowledgeable person.. thank you.. you are very organized!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
It was so therapeutic watching you detangle and it didn't feel like time was passing by thank you very much.
I have decided to reduce the hair content I consume and just focus on a few things
That’s all you need! Thank you for watching!
I've tried finger detangling a few times...it didn't work out for me; my hair got super matted after a few weeks..because my fingers can't get out all the shedded hairs. I now detangle in the shower with conditioner; the water helps to stretch out my hair to allow the comb to glide through.
I've heard that before from other naturals, detangling with the fingers definitely does take much longer to try to get out all of those shed hairs. Have you noticed any negative effects from the comb or do you find that you are still able to retain length?
@@preciousfro Well... I've been stuck at bra-strap length, for 2 years now; I don't know if that's the reason or the fact that I wear wash & go's 95% of the times..that's the style that works the best for me (I know that's not typical for someone with 4c hair... Lol)
@@Aleciaism wash and go’s can cause tangling and knots. Every time you have to detangle your hair some sort of breakage occurs. So when we do wash and gos regularly it can cause more breakage than needed. Don’t know if that’s your case but hope this helps
@@JoshOkoye Actually, I don't get tangles when I do my wash & go's...I was just concerned about breakage because my hair is always exposed. Things like twistouts & braidouts give me tangles, so I avoid them.
@@Aleciaism
Twists and twists out used to give me tangles when I was caring for my hair with just water and later curling custards.
I'm doing much better with grease. My hair had been clavicle length for over a year. I started greasing it in December and now it's nearly armpit length. I wear my 4c hair shrunken and stretched depending on how I feel. My greased up hair doesn't break as much as it used to. I've used a comb to detangle only twice in that time. From now on I'll only use a comb once every 3 months. That'll make it easier to finger detangle the rest of the time.
I love your patients and you speak the truth about breakage when you finger detangling the hair and that to me is the number one thing that is the truth....🤗
Thank you so much for the support and kind words!
You welcome 🤗
I believe most of my breakage is the result of mechanical damage. I do not know the proper way to detangle when using a brush for MY hair. I've used three different Denmans and now have the Kazmology brush. My breakage is severe. My last wash day was all finger detangling (before and after) and I'm quite pleased with the results. This video confirmed it for me. Hopefully, in the next year or two my breakage will grow out. Thank you!
Girl I so so so so wished you would do a tutorial for that hairstyle that looks absolutely amazing. I saw you are considering stopping TH-cam but please, styling our long hair in between wash days is something we need. I’d love to see more styling videos from you, hearing how you protect your hair while you sleep…etc. Love you from the bottom of my heart. Take care.
Will do!! Thank you for watching!
I finger detangle with oil not conditioner. Conditioner contains water and it causes the hair to shrink. When using oil it allows the strands to glide apart with minimal tangles and breakage.
I'm glad you've found something that works for you! I like to use both for different occasions. Thanks for watching.
Love the knowledge 🥰
Thank you so much for watching!
Excellent video.
Thank you so much! 😊
New subie here🤗. You're right sis, I like to take my time too in detangling my hair, I literally go strand by strand😄 I don't use comb too.
It's my commitment to nature to the best of my ability the hair God has given me. Thanks for sharing this👍.
So happy to help and thank you for watching!
I’m so glad I found this video… when I was using tools a lot of hair was in the brush but the people around me told me that just all the built up shed hair.. I realized the back and front of my hair are longer than the sides.. started putting 2 and 2 together and started finger detangling (but had a setback just yesterday when my mom wanted to help with my hair and used the pink tweezer brush in the thumbnail…OOPS! Lol) I really needed to hear “your hair doesn’t need to be 100% detangled” I thought it had to be and then would get frustrated when the hair would tangle again…but,,, that’s what comes with type 4 hair because it’s tightly coiled. I’m only JUST realizing that thanks to you.
My hair so far has been the longest it’s ever been since I stopped doing braids. I guess this is truly my next step to attain waist length.
We all go through it!!! But you can do it!!!
This is what i wanted to hear since im a product junkie.I ll have to simplify my routine❤
As a former product junkie, i know it's hard to give up the bottles! but your sanity and wallet will thank you! Lol! Thanks for watching!
Super encouraging, thank you☺️
Thank YOU for watching!❤
“You’re acting a little crazy, I’m acting a little crazy…” 😂😅 I’m new to your channel and I’m really enjoying your content. You’re bringing a different perspective to these TH-cam natural hair streets…I’m here for it! Thank you for putting yourself out here. It’s much appreciated! 💕💜
Thank you so much! Welcome!
Wow you are beautiful and your hair is gorgeous. I detangle the way you do and my hair should be your length by now but I have not been able to be consistent with routine. Keep up the beautiful work you are inspirational 💕
Thank you so much! And don’t be too down on yourself, consistency is definitely the hardest part of any hair care routine. I believe that you will get there in time!
@@preciousfro Thank you I have been natural over 20 years now but only since the natural hair movement I been able to access techniques that work.
Love your video, Queen! Five years ago I did a poor job finger detangling my hair and I ended up with locs, but I love my locs five years later lol 💞
Thank you! and nothing wrong with locs! It's amazing how quickly and effortlessly our hair can loc up.
Beautiful video and explanation too. I'm going to try finger detangling and not a comb when I take out my protective style. Overall, just being more kind and patient with my hair! 🧡
Yayyy!!! I'm so happy to hear that! Please let me know how it goes!! Thanks for watching!
@@preciousfro No problem! Yes, I will let you know!
Correct! Take you TIME, HYDRATE, MOISTURIZE, GENTLY, STRETCH. DETANGLE FIRST & then u can comb. Combing your hair is just detangling further.
Excellent finger detangling tips.Thx lessons learned.😊have a nice day.
Thank you! You too!
Thank you 😩, I thought I was crazy. I'm about to go pack away my combs, because combs are the devil
You are definitely not crazy!😂
My hair seemed to only grow w braids and thats because it's left alone. The minute I comb or brush it to male it look more "presentable", I lose and break my hair. Thank you for this validating lesson.
Thank you for the tutorial . It is true our hair is not fully detangle thank you for putting more emphasis on that statement I thought I was the problem. Look at your hair so long and beautiful so this makes alot of sense. Our hair dont need combs.
Thanks - I grew my hair 14 inches in 2 years but find that I am losing hair a lot by combing - my has has thinned out - thanks much for the info on finger detailing.
Happy to help in any way that I can! Please keep me posted on your finger detangling journey, I'd love to know if it works for you.
Excellent vid!
Thanks so much!
Thank you for this video! thi really helped a lot of people needed to hear this including me!!!!
Happy to help!
It's the patience fa me 👍🏾💯
Thank you it's a struggle at times!
Girl Thank you! This vlog came right on time for me. The top of my hair tangles almost for no apparent reason. I am guilty of using a wide comb to try to detangle ALL of it. I did have to cut one or two difficult knots, but it was necessary. other than That. I used melted coconut oil mixed with water for a detangler and now I'm knot free. I also use organic virgin plain coconut oil for my weekly hot oil treatments This technique makes perfect sense Thank you. This is now the Third vlog of yours I've watched since subscribing let me tell you I'm hooked. Thank you
aww thank you so much! Happy to help in any way that I can!
I love your use of the Talents parable in this scenario.
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Thank you for the support! :)
I love the parable of the talents, thanks for giving me a new perspective. New Subbie here😍
Thanks so much for watching!
She is beyond right.
Thanks for watching!
You really got me learning love this! I noticed in the shower it was sooooo much less
Yes! Happy to hear that!!
Oh my God your hair is so beautiful....thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for the kind words! And thank you for watching!
Thank you very much for the good information.
I'm using the tangle teezer now its really good its got fine teeth... as well as smoothing with water and my fingers.
Yezzz! I sustained sooo much trauma as a child with THEM ripping my hair out. It was so crazy realizing & releasing all the (built up) pain [from almost 45yrs ago] ...while sitting, journaling & crying uncontrollably. #scalpstilltender
I hear you sister. Those were def. some traumatic times. I don't put too much blame on our older generations because they were doing what they were taught but I def. feel equipped and lead to break those harmful patterns. Thank you for watching!
No one else is going to say this but you need to know that you're insane. Your mom cared enough about you to comb your hair and obviously didn't know what she was doing and for you to take some kind of trauma from that (obviously because nothing really bad has happened to you) and try to find something to be upset I think it's sad and disgusting and pathetic and so telling of this time.
You got a new subscriber... you're information is so common sense. I am like why I didn't think of that...combs don't detrangle.
Thanks. C'est vraiment détaillé et je peux voir la passion pour le cheveux afro. Merci pour le partage❤.
Good afternoon, I came across your video and believe me, I’ve found this video life changing!!! It makes so much sense how you describe a simple thing like a comb can actually ruin your ability to retain length!! Trust me as soon as I take down my braids I’ll give it a go and not use a comb and see how I get on finger detangling my hair. I just need to be more patient with myself as I know my hair is growing, it’s just like you said, I need to change my attitude towards my hair!! Could you kindly upload a wash day video for a few tips please🙏🏾 thank you so much!!
Thanks so much!!! I’m happy it helped!!
Trust mi girl my hair not that length as yet and for real the finger detangle is the way to go. I am seeing the progress. I just watch movies while doing it . Takes long for real . Will do it in 2-3 days
it def. does take a long time! glad you're seeing progress with the finger detangling! keep up updated!
How come it takes so long?
Mine only takes 2-3 hours.
Are you doing wash and gos? How you dry your wet hair determines how tangly it gets.
I tried to finger detangle my hair and it just got matted even worse. So now I use comb only when wash day and under lots of conditioner. But love the video. 💜
I'm sorry to hear that, it sounds like you weren't able to get out most of the tangles and shed hairs during a session that then led to matting?
In the past, I only experienced this when I didn’t smooth enough lubricant (grease or oil) down the shaft of the hair section I was detangling.
Great video!
Thanks so much!
As much as I want long hair, and my hair is fine 4c hair, I don’t have the patience for this. Instead, to make up for any breakage that might happen during detangling with a brush I wash my hair only 2 times a month while they are in twists and I do the inversion method at the end of every month so I gain an inch every month.
Wow your hair grows a whole inch every month? How long is your hair currently?
@@preciousfro my hair is at 16 inches right now. I started doing this routine 3 months ago when I realized that my hair was plateauing at 12.5-13 inches even though I’ve been wearing wigs and pretty much leaving it alone. I soon realized why tho. My hair is fine 4c hair, doesn’t like to be left dry for long at all and likes to be drenched as shit in thick oil like castor, not thin ones. I cant use sulfate shampoos cause they strip my hair. My hair loves oil first then water.
So I did the water only washing for 2 months to let my natural sebum coat my hair from roots to tip (this made my hair oh so soft) only then did I start using sulfate free shampoos ONLY for my scalp to keep it clean and clear of sebum for easy hair growth. In the last week of every month I do the inversion method for 4 minutes while massaging my scalp with Enrichure oil and herb blend. It’s a hair product made by a natural hair TH-camr that has DHT blockers, horsetail, oils and herbs proven to promote hair growth. I measure my hair on the first of every month and record it in my calendar. I used to be someone that didn’t do much at all and wondered why my hair wasn’t long like the 4c girls on TH-cam. So now I literally have a hair regiment calendar cause if I don’t I’ll forget to care for my hair.
I have a monthly regiment laid out and it repeats every month in my calendar for things like, inversion method, cholesterol treatments, when to re-moisturize, and hair prayer where I not only visualize my hair at the length that I want, but i send it love. I just look at my hair as a plant and plants actually respond to positive, love and healing energy. I just really wanted my hair to grow so that I can stop wearing wigs and just wear my natural, but I personally need like 20 to 24 inches of hair cause that shrinkage is no joke. I got 16 inches, yet it literally shrinks to 3 inches when left to air dry, not even playing. SMH. I be like how, why. SMH. That’s why now I’m switching over to 4c/4b kinky textured clip ins so I can get used to wearing my own hair out again while ensuring it grows. Sorry for this long ass comment.
Today will be day 3 of inversion method for the end of this 4th month. I will also probably skip the 5th month just to ensure my hair doesn’t get too used to the inversion method and stops responding. Maybe.
Thanks for this detailed information on your(my) hair, I know exactly the regime to follow now
I wish i was raised on this information instead of how many ways to force my hair type to not behave like its hair type.
Same girl. Same. But it's never too late for us to do better. We're all still learning and growing.
Thank you queen
No problem, thank. you for watching!
Also your hair is beautiful ❤
Thank you so much!
New subbie! 😍😍😍
Yay!! Welcome to the family!
It's nice there's so many methods out there for naturals to try 🤗.
For me, finger detangling doesn't work at all. It doesn't remove any shed hairs and cause massive tangling (I have 4b/4a hair). I use to use a brush but that was ripping my hair hair out, then I went back to the wide tooth comb, but that wasn't removing the shed hairs. My stylist introduced me to this weird detangling comb...it's like a wide tooth comb, but with an extra set of teeth in between. MUCH more gentle on the hair and detanglings well.
I'm sorry to hear that finger detangling didn't work for you, but glad you found a routine that you feel is gentle and not causing you harm. Thank you for watching!
I stopped combing my hair in 2017. I do use combs and brushes on my straightened hair, however. After struggling all my life to get past armpit length, I reached tailbone length after beginning a hair growth/health journey in 2016 which included using oils and finger detangling among other changes.
That’s amazing! Happy for you sis!!
@@preciousfro: THANK YOU! 🥰
I love listening to you speak😊My God!!!!
Wow thank you!!!
Thank you, was so refreshing listening to you, can relate to your personality, as I am great believer in God and would have many of these type of conversations with him about my hair, yet deep down not wanna give up on it and tell myself will keep it and it will grow God willing and others will be inspired to love on their natural hair.
Thank you for sharing! It feels really good to relate to others!!
Luv ur video gr8 tips
Glad you like them!
My hair will be 2 years in May after I big chop when I was pregnant and I'm at Bra Strap length at the back and almost at the nipple in front.
I have multi-textured type 4 hair; curls, coils, waves, and straights are all in my hair.
I only finger detangle before using my wide-tooth comb. My texture is coarse that if it locs on each other, it forms a serious spider web and can even injure your finger except you snip it off with scissors!
My wide tooth comb, Ez Detangler and Slippery Conditioner (Aphogee 2min Reconstructor) are my best-kept secret!
Congrats on reaching Bra strap length and on the baby!! I'm amazed that you can use the ez detangler and a wide tooth comb! if that's working for you then that's great. Thanks for watching!
@@preciousfro with looooots of conditioner (I use Aphogee 2min Reconstructor- it works like a miracle!)
I dare not use any comb or finger without the conditioner. Each strand of my hair can cause serious injury on the finger and has broken several combs 🤣🤣🤣
I always finger detangle my hair, the time it takes Oh my God !
I hear ya! But oh so worth it.
Your video was right on time, and it looked very nice. Your channel looks new, any tips for aspiring youtubbers?
well I'm a noob myself with only having 4 videos! lol But my recommendation would be to be authentic and talk about what you love.
I don’t believe god gave us the most difficult hair. Would you rather deal with lice? Hair with no body versatility? I think we have the most beautiful hair on the planet and I’m grateful that God thought I was such a strong and powerful person to give this hair to. He knew that if nobody else could maintain it we could ‼️❤️
That's a great perspective! thank you for sharing!
True... I like the way your wearing your hair. Tutorial please 😁
I'll do my best!
I do detangle my shed hairs! It's interesting to see the length of them or just to see if they're truly broken. Wow. I thought I only did it.
You're not alone!
I remember when my hair was this full in 2020. I was a tailbone 4c natural. I finally got my hair professionally braid for the past 2 years and its a mess. Can you make a video on starting over? I've had to cut my hair to shoulder length.
I'm so sorry that that happened to you! What was the braider doing that caused all of that damage? Yes I will definitely add that to my list to make a video on that topic!
I hope your recovery process is going well🌻
Q. If your braider was good then... Did you get a braid style with your own hair or with synthetic hair??
I truly believe that a lot of braid hair is DIRTY and/or OLD in the package🧐😬
A long time ago, I got my hair braided for a girl's trip to Jamaica. It was HOT hot🥵 As soon as I started sweating in that heat, my scalp became violently ITCHY😩
An hour later I broke out in a fine face/neck rash (I had to scratch) so it spread all over my body🤕 Head to Toe rashy! Day1 to Day7 took a minute to figure it out after I got home, but a month later I took the braids out and the rash started to clear up.
After that episode, I look at the hair & package to see if it looks dirty/old/dusty etc.
Last, that braid hair may have fibers/chemical in it that is harsh and just doesn't agree with certain BPeople. We may force our immune systems to handle it without knowing we're allergic to it.
I triedfinger detangling. I had more breakage and knots than with a comb. A comb is a must for my 3c/4a hair. I find using a comb then detangling brush really detangle my hair and makes wash day a breeze when detangling with a conditioner and water pre wash.
That's interesting, I have type 4C hair not 3C / 4A so I am ignorant to what your type of hair would require. If it's working for you then great! Thanks for watching!
@@preciousfro I would not say you’re ignorant. I am willing to try anything to that would decrease the detangling process and make life easier. I just love watching hair videos period including yours. It is like a stress reliever to know I’m not the only one who has tips and tricks worth trying. Keep up the great work and keep the videos coming!
I have 3c 4a hair and I'm baffled by you comment, that the comb is a must for you. My hair break just of me looking at a comb lol! I finger detangled for some time and I got almost but length! I damaged it and I cut all off.. now I use tangle teaser! But the difference from with comb and without a comb it was huge for me
@@Rosa-cf4noWell stay baffled. I’m just saying what works for me. No arguments! Continue to do what works for you. I use a comb and then detangling brush. My hair is right under my butt cheeks. My mom used a comb up until I went to college. I just recently started using a detangling brush to follow my combing. I have had long hair all my life. I have always kept it waist length. I just recently in the last two years let it go past my waist.
@@dfam742 no arguments, I will just continue baffled 😂
I didn't waste time but subscribe lol
I've been looking into ways to try to minimize breakage because I have so much hair left in my comb after combing so I was looking into ways to reduce that...
And I also think its coz I'm always touching my hair sometimes I do not realize it I'll just find clumps of hair on the floor I'm breaking this chain and I'll just keep my hair in protective styles
I'm def going to try your method this whole year
I've def. experienced that when I was using combs/brushes as well!! Finger detangling was a game changer for me so I hope you also have a positive experience with it. Please let me know how it goes for you!
Nice advise, thank you. I do almost the same. You do better. So i learned from your video. To facilitate the detangling process, try water and apple cider vinegar
I've used apple cider vinegar before in the past but the smell offends me so much that I've vowed to never use it again for anything in life. lol Thanks for watching!
love d this ,thanks
Thanks for watching!
All facts great informative video. BTW I love your DBZ shirt and I also love anime, last one I watched was parasite. Are you watching Naruto?
Yes! I am watching Naruto Shippuden currently, I love it. I've never heard of parasite though, what is that about? Thank you for watching!
@@preciousfro it's actually spelled Parasyte sorry lol... It's about a hs boy ,who's infected with a parasitic creature, and ends up fighting more creatures trying to take over the earth. It's more of an Adult anime
OmG i really needed this. I have 4C hair almost same like yours. It get tangled and supercoiled at the ends and looks like am always ripping my hair off trying to detangle.
I thought am the only one facing that challenge. Thank you for sharing this.
I am encouraged to put in more effort.
Can you share your protective styling with us?
Thank you so much I nearly gave up on my hair.
Mee to hun i get so angrey with my hair i cry sometimes
So happy to help!!! Yes I talk about protective Styling in some of my other videos!!
@@pinky-ud1rtI’m sorry to hear! It can definitely be frustrating, please hang in there!!
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Thank you for watching!
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I have long fine 4b hair. Because of how fine my hair is, unfortunately, I can’t exclusively finger detangle. Within about two months my hair will start to break and I’ll incur more complicated knots. Because of how fine my strands are only a detangling brush will remove all the shed hairs. I incorporate finger detangling where i can but doing it exclusively isn’t an option for me.
That's interesting, since you hair strands are fine, wouldn't a comb break it even more than your fingers? But if you feel that's working for your hair routine then that's great!
@@preciousfro Yes, a comb can be harsh on my hair and isn’t great for detangling my hair. That’s why I mentioned that I prefer a detangling brush instead. The teeth are softer and more flexible and much better at separating my hair strands. I detangle with a brush about once every 4-6 weeks which helps minimize mechanical damage. I still finger detangle, just not exclusively.
It takes me two hours to finger detangle. For the past month I’ve got lazy but I’m going back this was conformation
Yes girl dont quit!!I still have my "lazy" moments so don't be too hard on yourself, you will get there!
Since i stop using combs my hair sheds and breaks less.it has thicken so much i can't believe its my hair,its 20ins and thicker now since i stop using combs, and i also stopped cutting my hair completely and i will keep doing just that,Thanks
Thanks for sharing!!
Love the video also if you’re into anime I’ve been watching attack on titans it’s on Netflix highly recommend
ooh yeah my fiance recommended that one to me as well, I'll have to check it out. Thanks!
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Yay! Thank you!
I wish I could go to a salon amd have this level of care. Sadly here in America no stylist would find this type of service profitable to them so they wouldn't want to do this type of servive without charging $200.