How to tie your hair after washing

Hair is very important to everyone. A head of black and shiny hair is envied by many people and everyone wants to have it. Most people just tie their hair randomly after washing their hair. In fact, combing your hair is also a very important step when tying your hair after washing your hair. Most people think that combing your hair is not important. In fact, if you comb your hair well, it can not only make your hair smoother and smoother, but also promote blood circulation in human hair follicles.

How to tie your hair after washing it

After washing your hair, comb it slowly with a wide-toothed flat comb.

Use a wide-tooth flat comb to divide wet hair into three parts: left, right, and back, and process one part at a time. First, run your hands through your hair, make a small ponytail, and start combing it out from the ends little by little. Then comb from the ends of the hair slowly upwards, finally combing to the scalp.

Use a massage comb to comb your scalp when your hair is almost dry

After completing step one, you can start blow-drying your hair. When my scalp is almost dry, I usually use a large comb specially designed for scalp massage to comb my scalp, but it is not necessary to comb the entire scalp to the ends of the hair. Stop when you comb the hair while it is still wet. This comb can activate the scalp and make people feel comfortable.

Combing hair

After combing my scalp, I will use a large comb specifically for combing hair and start combing my hair. Remember, you must start combing from the ends of your hair, and make sure that every tangled spot on the ends has been untangled before you start combing the entire head. When combing your hair, never pull it hard. If there are places that cannot be combed open, you can grab the area above the knot with your hands and slowly use a comb to gently comb out the knot.

Use a pointed tail comb to separate the ponytail

In addition to a wide-tooth comb and a large comb for massaging the scalp, I also often use a pointed-tail comb. If I want to part my hair, or want to make the loose hair look closer after tying it into a ponytail, I will dip it in water and then comb it smooth with a pointed-tail comb.

Use an electrostatic comb in winter or on an airplane

I usually carry an anti-static comb with me. Static electricity is most likely to be generated in winter, when I’m on an airplane, or in a place with dry weather, so an anti-static comb is absolutely necessary! There is also a type of bristle comb that has a good anti-static effect, but I don’t recommend it. It feels like the bristle comb can only reach the surface of the hair, and after combing, your hair will magically become one piece, with each strand not being clearly distinguished. Although bristle combs can prevent static electricity, they are really not very useful for people with long straight hair!