10 All-Natural Scalp Cleansers You Need to Try
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Steps
1
Cowash and condition lengths, finger detangling in shower. I like to rinse my conditioner out completely, and then add a small amount back to my hair.
2
Brush out with any sort of detangling or "wet" brush. I get my part situated during this step.
3
Hair is still soaking wet. I'll add a couple drops of hair oil, a few spritzes of sea salt spray (the product section depicts Aquage sea salt spray, but I actually used the SheaMoisture Zanzibar kind... I couldn't choose it as an option though), and a palmful of gel to each side in that order. Rake through and scrunch well.
4
Scrunch as much wetness as possible out with cotton t-shirt. Then I sit under my hood dryer for 30-40 minutes. No touching!
5
Once hair is dry, I scrunch out the crunch with a little more oil, and reach my fingers underneath my hair on both sides and fluff at the roots. Then I add a bit of pomade or paste to my not as defined sections and lightly scrunch or twirl. And we're done!
