Why is my hair hard to brush after washing it?

Your hair may be damaged from heat, chemicals or lifestyle and may be overly porous or prone to easy tangling. You may need to amp up your pre-wash, rinse-out and leave-in conditioners to soften your hair to prevent tangling as much as possible.

Why does my hair get so knotty after washing?

Why is my hair weird after washing it?

You may have used too much shampoo. If you use too much, not enough or the wrong type of shampoo such as a formula with lots of sulfates or other toxins, your hair may rebel. Diluting your shampoo formula may really make a difference for some people, especially with dry to very dry or damaged hair.

Why does conditioner make my hair feel weird?

Conditioners also contain silicone and oils which will coat the hair shaft, creating the illusion of healthier looking hair. The reason I call this an illusion is because once your hair leaves your scalp, it is pretty much dead.

Why is my hair so knotty all the time?

Hair tangling happens when the tresses do not have enough moisture locked in, and are excessively dry. You need to wash and condition your hair more frequently, and also oil it from time to time to get rid of the problem. Use cold water only. * The other basic reason could be sleeping with your hair let loose.

Why is my hair so Tangly all of a sudden?

There could be a few reasons why your hair is constantly tangling. Hair texture, frequency of brushing, exposure to wind, as well as the healthiness of the hair can all contribute to matting. Your hair is more likely to tangle if: You don’t brush your hair throughout the day.

Why is my hair so snarly?

There could be a few reasons why your hair is constantly tangling. Hair texture, frequency of brushing, exposure to wind, as well as the healthiness of the hair can all contribute to matting. You don’t brush your hair throughout the day. You sleep with your hair down.

Why is my hair so knotted?

What does over conditioned hair look like?

Simply put, over conditioning or over moisturizing occurs when there is more moisture than protein in the hair. Dry, weak, overly soft, limp and/or flat curls, no matter how much conditioner you add to it, are usually the first signs that your hair is over conditioned.