• Towel off: If you’ve just hopped out of the shower, towel-dry your hair, or wait until it’s a quarter to halfway dry. To cut down on frizz, try using a microfiber towel. • Apply Your Product: Apply your spray or whichever type of detangler you use. Focus on the areas that give you the most trouble or are known to have the worst tangles.  • Comb through: As brushes can cause breakage, opt for a wide-tooth comb to drag your detangling product through your hair. Starting at the ends, work your way up to the roots. You can also finger-detangle any complicated knots to avoid further breakage. • If You Need to Detangle Dry Hair: If you have an annoying knot or cowlick in your hair when you wake up, you can use a spray to target the area without saturating your entire head. You can apply a few sprays or drops of your product to your fingers and gently detangle it with your hands. If you want to use a comb, remember to be gentle to prevent further knots. • Detangling natural hair types is a bit of a different process. Natural hair types, such as wavy, curly, kinky, or coily types, can be more prone to breakage and need a more delicate hand. For a full description of how to detangle curly hair, check out our article on detangling knotty, matted hair, no matter your hair type!