Period. No one brings the heat like Mr. Wild Africa lol

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He need that beard care!

@@marleyhill34 i got him covered now lol bought him some things. Thanks

@Unsweetened Black Tea water. OK. Lol! Any liquid moisture spray where the main ingredient is water. Aphogee make two that I use and I use sometimes a watery detangler from my Trichologist or Cantu coil calm detangler. In the winter I use a lot of Aloe Vera juice and rose water because it has no protein or glycerin or oils or butters.

C S I purchased every brush claiming it would do my hair some justice except the Felicia leatherwood brush I ain’t trying to spend almost $20 on a brush because imma be pissed if it don’t work like the rest of them

It could be a couple things going on... Are you keeping up with deep conditioning to help improve your hair's elasticity and strength? Just try to finger detangle your hair a bit more before you grab your hair tools.

@@kimberlytownsend7015 something is up for sure. Nixing knots, tangles and breakage. 1. Detangle weekly. The longer you leave it the more tangled it will be. 2. Pre poo with oil and conditioner or pre made pre poo. And finger detangle with the pre poo. 3. Wash and condition in plaits or braids to stop hair re-tangling. 4 As Narada said deep moisture condition weekly with heat from steam cap, hot towel, steamer or hooded dryer. 5. I don't detangle wet hair with condition but you can try it and see if it works. 6. Close and smooth hair strand cuticle with cold water rinse. 7. Dry hair in a t-shirt or microfiber towel being careful not to rub as this roughs up the cuticle again. Just squeeze and press. 8 layer products by LCO/LOC method on damp hair. 9. Seperate, section and clip hair into one inch parting and then smooth and feel for knots with fingers first then go in with a wide tooth comb and/or brush starting at the ends and working to the roots slowly. I lose the least hair this way and get out any shed hair tangles. 10. Keep hair stretched, moisturised and protected to keep moisture in. Dry hair equals rough friction hair with raised cuticle equals tangles and knots. Good luck! Your tools are probably OK. My trichologists don't use any special tools apart from a wide toothed comb from the beauty supply.

AfrikanHairGod actually I haven’t been super deep conditioning I just use a regular 5 minute rinse out conditioner. I don’t use any type of co-wash and can’t braid or do any style on my hair I keep it simple maybe that’s the reason why my hair is breaking. The longer my hair grow the more difficult it is to manage and the more it breaks off and matte.

Marley Hill thanks the water here is so bad though so it adds on to the damage of my hair. I detangle and moisturize every 3 days and always let my hair air dry. I just gotta accept that I can’t do hair 😂

I can't finger detangle as I can't feel all of my hair it is so extra fine. So I detangle once a week with a wide tooth seamless comb. Then once every 4 to 6 weeks, after my protein treatment, I use the wet brush for fine and thin hair and the tangle teezer for fine and fragile hair. I also keep my hair flat twisted to keep moisture in, protect the ends and stretch the hair so it can't coil back on itself or its neighbouring strands. If I finger detangle only, I never get most of the tangles out and then it knots and locks even more! 🙈

@@marleyhill34 Do you still get a lot of SSKs?? I also keep my hair in two flat twists or braids for the week so that it's always stretched, but I still used to get a ton of SSKs.

@@chenzsosmith289 my trichologist was telling me to put it in two braids but I found I would only braid the outside hair meanwhile the inside hair was not stretched enough. My hair is in one inch parting flat twists and I can't feel as many knots as when I used two braids. I also moisturise my hair in twists every day and keep it wrapped in a silk or satin scarf. I undid one flat twist today to see if the internal hair was moisturised and I could not feel any knots on that twist. I deep condition weekly. When I detangle my hair I do the same one inch parting that I use to flat twists. So I have 9 flat twists going straight back in the front and 4 flat twists going straight down in the back. I spray my leave-ins on in the morning and squeeze in the cream leave-in in the evening. I don't want to undo my twists every night because my hair can't withstand all that manipulation in winter. I also steam and sleep in a shower cap every other night. I also get trims. Last year it was every 6 weeks and this year it is every 16 weeks. Putting silicone, oil, butter or grease on the ends reduces the friction but you still need to clarify and shampoo and get that off regularly. Hope that helps. Winter is a pain and ruins hair too much.

@@marleyhill34 do you have coily hair? Do you think the fine fragile type tangle tweezer is better than the thick and curly type for your hair? On the one hand, the latter is for thick hair not fine but it seems to easily get through my hair, I'm just not sure its causes unnecessary damage. At the same time, I wonder if the fine and fragile type can handle the afro textured hair.

@@iateyursandwiches I have type extra super duper fine 4c coily kinky Afro-Caribbean textured hair. I actually have a lot of strands on my head so density is high. The fine and fragile tangle teezer goes through my hair easily but that might be because my hair strands are fine. If I feel like I'm not getting all the tangles out I use 1 inch sections. If that seems like a lot of work, I only use the tangle teezer once every 4-6 weeks. I find normal KZfaqr don't section the hair enough but cosmetologists/hairstylists/hair dressers always use small sections. The teeth in the fine and fragile one are more flexible and I'm more concerned with breakage than a super smooth style.

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@@AfrikanHairGod thanks

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Nope. Not the denman for detangling. It usually has too many teeth that are not flexible enough. I use a seamless wide tooth comb once a week and then a tangle teezer for fine and fragile hair once every 4-6 weeks. . I do not detangle my hair wet. I finger detangle before I pre-poo my hair. Then I shampoo, apply deep conditioners and/or treatments do the LCO method and then detangle damp hair with a wide tooth comb. Also hold the ends so they can't snap or pop back. Start at the ends and go towards the root gently. If you hit a snag put down the comb or gentling brush and work it out with you fingers. No popping sounds! No friction! Lubricate every thing.

@@marleyhill34 oh yes I found out the hard way wont be doing that again!! I ordered me a tangle teezer off Amazon can't wait til it gets here... Thanks

@C S I got the silver one they on sale right now on Amazon the pink and silver one this will be my first one and first time using but I see everyone I follow on KZfaq has one so it's time to invest in my own🤗🤗

@C S it's not on sale anymore I did it when couponpro posted it on FB ... now it has a shipping fee 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

@C S it's a lot but considering my hair and the comb have less breakage. My mom use to break combs on my hair and my sisters hair. I use seamless combs and I use brushes designed for fine, thin and fragile hair. They don't rip out my hair as long as my hair is properly moisturised, hydrated and conditioned.

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