Experts explain how to successfully undo your box braids, locs, and other protective styles without ruining your natural hair.
detangler, which also works brilliantly as a leave-in. Generously coat and massage conditioner into the braids or twists before beginning. "The tighter the curl in the hair, the more fragile it is when dry," says Williams. As you take each braid or twist extension out, detangle and separate. Williams recommends finger detangling and says absolutely do not brush. This can break your hair. "Use your fingers as much as possible to detangle.
The smaller sections that you use to create two-strand and even flat twists make those styles a lot easier to undo with your fingers than braids. You just take them out the way they are installed simply by untwisting them. It helps to keep your twists damp and comb through to detangle as you go along. This will save time and will be easier on your hair once you wash it.If it’s locs that you’re looking to remove, it can be done, but it’s quite involved.
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