This is hair that you would normally comb out each day, but since it's been hidden for weeks, most of it has stayed on your head. Once you remove your weave, but before you approach your hair with a comb, gently work through your tresses—especially the new growth—with your fingers.
This detangling method is a less harsh method than attacking your hair with a comb right away. Once you've worked through any tangles with your fingers, follow up with a large wide-tooth comb. Washing the hair without doing this process will cause the hair to be matted, making it impossible to comb through," says Unilever global haircare brand ambassador, Ursula Stephen.
Fill a spray bottle with water, oil, and a light leave-in conditioner. Spray the base of your braids [and] use your fingers to loosen the buildup oils and debris from your hair. At that point, begin to detangle your hair by combing from the ends up to the scalp.
Section the hair into at least four quadrants before applying shampoo. Sectioning the hair will allow you to wash and detangle with care to prevent any unwanted breakage or unnecessary tugging at the scalp.
We know that cleansing with a clarifying shampoo will bust buildup. However, starting your post-sew-in wash process with a moisturizing shampoo with slip will help you start the cleansing process while preventing knots and tangles. After shampooing with a moisturizing cleanser, apply a generous amount of a moisturizing conditioner , and comb through the entire length of your hair while it's saturated. As always, begin at the ends of your mane and slowly work your way up toward the scalp.
Again, don't be alarmed by the amount of shedding. When you can easily comb through your conditioned tresses, rinse completely. Look for products formulated for dry hair for optimal hydration after removing a sew-in.
Immediately follow your shampoo and conditioner session with a deep conditioning treatment. Look for products formulated for dry hair for optimal hydration. Leave the deep conditioner on for the recommended time, adding heat if the directions suggest. She says a wide-tooth comb and a creamy mask infused with honey can provide nourishment to revive your coils while strengthening the hair shaft from within. Adding heat can be a good thing. Well, at least when it comes to deep conditioning.
A moisture-rich conditioner, a plastic cap, and up to 30 minutes of heat are the trifecta of an impactful deep conditioning treatment.
Detangling with your fingers throughout your wash and conditioning process is the best way to gently massage any tangles and knots without tugging too much with a brush or a comb. Try using the Felicia Leatherwood Original Detangler Brush before you rinse your deep conditioner to ensure your hair is knot-free before styling. Depending on how comfortable you are taking care of your own hair, you can trim your ends yourself or visit your stylist. How often do you perform your hair regimen?
Do you shampoo wash your hair weekly or bi-weekly? Incorporate the same practices when taking care of your sew in weave to prevent dry hair and dandruff problems.
Take that weave out girl. Overtime, your weave will shed. All the manipulation is causing huge damage to your natural hair. I advise you to rid yourself of that weave and visit your stylist for a new miracle! That weave refuses to resurrect so take it out, throw it in the trash and order you a new set of bundles from Mayvenn! So this raises the question: How long does a sew in last, and w hen should you take your weave out?
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