Knots & difficult detangling

To make detangling coily hair easier, start by hydrating the lengths with Kaylabé Hair Tea. Follow with the 3-Butter Revitalizing Sorbet Butter, which helps to nourish, soften, and protect the hair.

If the 3-Butter Revitalizing Sorbet Butter is unavailable, you can replace it with the Chebe Hair Butter, which also helps to nourish the lengths and protect the hair against dryness and breakage.

For very tangled or hard-to-detangle hair, first use the Ayurvedic Solid Deep Conditioner as a deep treatment to soften the lengths before detangling.

To limit tangling, regularly hydrate your hair with Kaylabé Hair Tea. Then, apply a small amount of Revitalizing Sorbet Butter with 3 Butters to maintain the suppleness of your lengths.

If this butter is unavailable, you can replace it with Chebe Hair Butter or Douceur Verte, which also help nourish and protect the hair.

To preserve hydration and limit friction while sleeping, you can use the baggy method: apply a small amount of butter to your lengths and ends, then protect them with a bonnet or appropriate wrap for a short time. This method helps keep hair supple and reduces dryness.

Always detangle your hair in small sections, from the ends to the roots, without pulling on knots.

For a simple and effective detangling routine, use Kaylabé products in this order:

1. Hair Tea to dampen the hair and provide an initial boost of hydration.
2. Revitalizing Sorbet Butter with 3 Butters or Douceur Verte to nourish, soften, and protect the lengths.
3. Princess Serum to complete the routine, provide care to the lengths, and help them stay soft and protected.
4. My Pinky Gel to style your hair and define your curls.

Work in small sections, from the ends to the roots, to gently detangle knots and preserve the lengths.