Q&A for How to Tease Your Hair

Try coating the roots of your hair with a light layer of salt spray or dry shampoo. You could even use dry pomade if you prefer. This will help you delicately brush your hair without using the comb or brush a whole lot. The more combing or brushing you use, the more your hair will be stripped of its texture, which can lead to frizzing.

Gently comb your hair from the ends to the teased roots. You can even try using a detangling solution on your hair if you're having a hard time.

You can tease your hair by using a rat tail comb to backcomb various sections of your hair. Also, use your fingers to place your hair how you like to wear it.

No. If you tease your hair every day you'll end up permanently knotting it and splitting a lot of ends.

Curl your hair with a wide barrel and do this with small pieces at a time. When you're done with that, tease from the roots up.

Yes. If you tease your hair every day you will get knots and split ends, and the knots are extremely difficult to get out.

After you tease your hair, put hairspray in and then braid it, or you could hairspray it, braid it and put hair gel in at the end.

Clip out of the way your bangs and any other sections of hair you don't want to tease.

You could wet your flyaway and pin it back with a bobby pin, or you could lightly spray hairspray onto a clean mascara wand and "brush" the flyaway with the mascara wand.

Use some hairspray to hold the tease, then put two bobby-pins in the shape of a x. After that, put your hair into a low or high ponytail.

Start with a section closest to your forehead.Tease that a bit and work your way back if you want all of your hair teased. However, if it is extremely short, you may have to allow it time to grow in a bit.