Q&A for How to Get Rid of Tangles in Your Hair

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  • Question
    Why should I go from the tips of my hair to the top?
    Community Answer
    Because if you start from the top you'll pull your hair and make the tangles worse.
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    How can I get a giant tangle out of my hair?
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    Wash your hair with conditioner and comb the knot out slowly when the conditioner is still in your hair. You can also purchase tangle spray, which will help you comb the knots out more easily
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    What if it still doesn't work and I have really thick hair?
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    Think about getting a thinning haircut and ask your hairdresser what the best conditioner is for your hair.
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    How do I get rid of an odor in my hair?
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    Try washing it with scented shampoo. I used grapefruit scented and it worked great.
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    How do I brush my hair quickly without using shampoo and conditioner?
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    Divide your hair in half, use a hard or stiff brush first. Then comb it.
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    My hair is dry and it tangles into a clump, what should I do?
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    Get in the shower, shampoo and condition it as usual, and then try split it and bit by bit. Use a brush to detangle each section.
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    What should I do if it's not untangling and it hurts?
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    Ask a friend, family member, or someone else you trust to help you.
  • Question
    How do I get rid of dandruff?
    Community Answer
    You can use anti-dandruff shampoo and conditioner regularly. There are also several wikiHow articles on the subject.
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    Do different kinds of combs help untangle hair?
    Community Answer
    Yes, but a wide-tooth comb is your best option for untangling your hair.
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    How do I get rid of a large ball tangle in the back of my hair?
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    Try to separate it from the rest of your hair and carefully brush through it a bit at a time. Continue doing this until it detangles.
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