Dilute the shampoo

Hair-washing has one basic rule, especially for thin hair: less shampoo means the adequate quantity you need! You need approximately one teaspoon of it. It’s sufficient to hair to get clean and smell good. Too much shampoo can dry and even tender the hair.
Stylist-advice: Dilute the shampoo in a glass of warmish water and only after apply.

Rinsing

You know the lesson: after washing the shampoo must be well removed from the hair. Use a strong final jet of cold water. The warm water soaks the skin of head and gives you a “revelation”: after washing you can have the surprise of some kind of dandruff! You want to disentangle it without breaking it? After rinsing, comb it with 2 or 3 fingers.

Soft touch

After washing and drying with the towel, you want to disentangle you hair. The best choice is a comb with big and rare cogs or a brush with natural hair. You must not pull grim, but to unplait patiently every single tress. If the hair is much entangled, first apply a hair straightener lotion – will be easier to disentangle.