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The Steps of Wet Combing Hair Straightening

Beside straightening hair with a hair straightener, there are also many other methods. Wet combing is the one!

You could try wet combing and see what happens for you. Everyone is different and it takes a few tries to see if it makes your hair happy.

1. Wash hair with the shampoo. Rinse. Leave hair dripping wet.

2. Drape the towel around child’s shoulders.

3. Using lots of conditioner, soak hair thoroughly down to the scalp.
Leave conditioner in the hair.

4. Sit the child in a location with good lighting, by a sink if possible.

5. Untangle and straighten hair using the wide-tooth comb.

6.
a) Switch to the head lice or fine-tooth comb.
b) Work with small sections of hair. Place the teeth of the lice comb
at the roots of the hair, touching the scalp.
c) Comb through each section of hair from roots to ends, several times.
d) Pay special attention when combing around the ears and back of the neck.
e) Check the comb for lice (baby to adult size), after each stroke, and remove them
by wiping the comb on paper towels or rinsing under the tap. This is what you are
looking for:
f) Continue until you have combed the whole head and no more lice are found. Keep hair
wet.

7. Rinse out the conditioner, and leave the hair dripping wet. Repeat steps 5 & 6 to find any lice you might have missed.

3 Comments »

by Juan from Houston on Jul 30, 2009

I thought this was for straightening hair without a straightener, but you are talking about lice?

by Usher from Kentucky on May 12, 2009

Um, is this to staighten hair or get rid of lice?

by veronica from ontario on Mar 10, 2009

i thought this was supposed to straighten hair? why is it about lice?

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