Hair Nurse

Detangling is essential for stopping breakage and for making your life a whole lot easier.

But you need to use the right tool, such as a wide-tooth comb, to avoid pulling hair out by mistake.

Depending on your hair type, you may need to detangle every day or much less often.

Conditioners have myriad benefits. The main one is moisturizing, but others include detangling, shininess, and frizz reduction.

The main ingredient of a conditioner is called a cationic surfactantTrusted Source.

When hair is wet, this sticks to it, coating the strands to replenish the moisture that shampoo may have removed.

Treat yourself to a deep hydration treatment regularly or consider getting a keratin treatment.

Try a more moisturising shampoo or conditioner. For extremely damaged hair, take a bit of conditioner and use it as a leave-in treatment after the final rinse.

Use a wide-toothed comb to remove knots and tangles. Start from the bottom and work your way up gradually.

It's normal to lose 100 to 150 strands of hair a day so don't panic when you see a small bunch crawling across your tiled floor.

Deep Conditioning
Even though you condition your hair after every wash, nothing quite works as good as deep conditioning.