{"id":1128,"date":"2020-04-10T09:29:22","date_gmt":"2020-04-10T09:29:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.haircareclub.co.uk\/?p=1128"},"modified":"2020-04-17T13:50:36","modified_gmt":"2020-04-17T13:50:36","slug":"how-to-brush-curly-hair-without-losing-curls","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.haircareclub.co.uk\/how-to-brush-curly-hair-without-losing-curls\/","title":{"rendered":"How To Brush Curly Hair Without Losing Curls?"},"content":{"rendered":"

If you have naturally curly hair then you will be well aware of the destructive nature of hairbrushes. Your perfectly waved, stylish hair is all smooth and sleek and just in the style you want it \u2013 then you give it a quick brush before you go out and suddenly it\u2019s frizzy, fly away and flustered. There is, thankfully, a solution \u2013 how to brush curly hair without losing curls will save your look, and it\u2019s easy enough to do.<\/p>\n

Finger comb your hair<\/h2>\n

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One of the best and easiest ways to do this is to finger comb your hair. <\/strong>With clean, dry hands, run your fingers through your locks to remove any tangles \u2013 brushing this way will still remove the knots, but you don\u2019t run the risk of damaging the hair or losing curls, as you would with a brush. You can also maintain your curls better with your fingers than with indiscriminate bristles.<\/p>\n

Never skimp on the conditioner<\/h2>\n

When you wash your hair, never skimp on the conditioner.<\/strong> Conditioner is a good moisturiser for your tresses, and will smooth out any tangles much better than if you don\u2019t use it.<\/p>\n

You can also not worry too much about leaving a bit of residue on your hair in this case, because a bit of leftover moisture will go far towards making your hair smooth and frizz free.<\/p>\n

Argon oil through it<\/h2>\n

After washing and drying your hair, try running a little Argon oil through it. <\/strong>This light, moisturising oil has a multitude of benefits for hair, not least that it is excellent at removing tangles. It is also very nourishing and good for your scalp and hair too, so it will give you a delicious shine.<\/p>\n

Brush your hair when it\u2019s wet<\/h2>\n

\"Brush<\/p>\n

Try brushing your hair when it\u2019s wet. <\/strong>Using a wide toothed comb, gently remove any knots and tangles, before it\u2019s fully dry \u2013 this will prevent your hair going frizzy<\/a>, and stop you accidentally pulling out brushes full of hair!<\/p>\n

Detangling spray<\/h2>\n

Detangling spray <\/strong>is also a great addition to your hair care regime. The sprays are specially designed to remove knots and snarls, and will be a real bonus if you need to tame your hair but want to avoid strenuous brushing.<\/p>\n

Don’t use a hair dryer<\/h2>\n

Are you a blow dryer? Consider not using a hair dryer<\/strong> for at least every other wash, as it can dry out your hair and make it more prone to be frizzy and losing its curl. If you do need to use a bit of a hair dryer, use it on its coolest setting, and make sure you use it with a diffuser.<\/p>\n

Start from the bottom and work up<\/h2>\n

When you brush your hair, start from the bottom and work up. <\/strong>Brush the strands of hair from the bottom, because if you start from the top you run the risk of hitting a big knot halfway down and pulling out half your hair!<\/p>\n

Tool you need<\/h2>\n

There are a few tools that every curly haired person among us must have in their arsenal, to beat the frizz and retain those lustrous curls.<\/p>\n

Obviously, you will find your own routine and what works best for you, but you should at least have all these things on hand in case you have a styling emergency one day:<\/p>\n