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Sometimes, your hair can get so tangled that all you want to do is cry.
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Just the thought of working through those impossible snarls is enough to make anyone consider a major haircut.
But it doesn’t have to be this way.
Before beginning yourdetangling journey, take a deep breath and follow these simple tips from hairstylist Jen Atkin.
In fact, hairstylist Justine Marjansuggested previouslythat brushing through hair regularly helps stimulate hair follicles and prevents future knots.
Here are some handy stylist- and editor-approveddetangling toolsto help you get through the process with minimal pain or tears.
We love using this tool in the shower because of its easy-grip that allows for no-slip and comfortable brushing.
While you’re applying your conditioner of choice, section out your hair and brush the treatment through.
This will not only help smooth hair out but alsodefine curlsfor great definition.
Plus, the hook on the handle makes it handy to hang up for easy access.
This Conair pick features a soft grip and flexible bristles that detangle even the thickest hair, knottiest hair.
Not to mention, its rose-gold finish makes it look super eye-catching on any vanity.
HairstylistTippi Shorterprefers to detangle with a brush because the bristles have give and movement that unravel knots and tangles.
We should also mention that here’s a reason why we’ve given the Tangle Teezer The Original fourAllureawards.
Milk + Sass Macaron for Hair Detangling Brush
Milk + Sass
How sweet is this?
“Barely any resistance at all!
Almost no hair is left clinging to the bristles which is the true evidence of breakage.”
It also comes in eight different colors and makes a cute shower accessory.
Save yourself the work and grab the Denman 5 Row Classic Styling Brush instead.
The bristles aren’t made of plastic or nylon instead, they’re 100 percent natural boar.
Its natural hairs are extremely gentle and help control frizz while adding a touch of shine.
Plus, it doesn’t yank or rip, but rather gently slides through nasty snarls.
No wonder it was named anAllure2017 Best of Beauty winner.
The brush is a “game-changer for natural hair,” according to hairstylist Jen Atkin.
But get it while you’re able to this popular hair savior is often sold out.
