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The Wash Day

The long step

Most of the hair in your sink did not have to be there.

You do not need to buy anything to fix this. You need to change the direction you work in, how wet it is, and how big the piece in your hand is. Thirty-two steps on the step that eats half your wash day.

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The DetangleHold above where you are working. That hand takes the pull your scalp would.

When it is a doctor, not a book: If your part is getting wider, your hairline is creeping back at the temples or the nape, your edges are thinning, you have a bare patch, your scalp hurts or itches and will not stop, you have pustules or crusting, or hair is coming out in clumps instead of strands — book a board-certified dermatologist, and go now. Traction alopecia and CCCA scar the follicle, and a scarred follicle does not grow hair again.

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Sound familiar?

An hour of detangling and a handful of hair at the end of it?

You are probably combing root to end, because that is how everyone combs hair. On coily hair it drags every tangle in the section down into one mass at the ends. And that mass does not come apart. It snaps.

Most of what tangles your hair is shed hair that physically cannot fall out. It has to be taken out on purpose, and the direction you take it out in decides what it costs you.

The Detangle — a drawn plate

What is inside

Here is exactly what you will learn.

Ends first, work up, wet and slippery. The method, the tools and the knots.

  • The five reasons coily hair tangles, and the five different fixes
  • Single strand knots, what they actually are, and why no product dissolves one
  • Ends first, inch by inch, with your other hand taking the pull
  • What to do when you hit a knot, and when cutting it is genuinely cheaper
  • The seam inside a cheap comb, and the thumbnail test that finds it
  • The twenty-minute midweek reset that stops tangling piling up

One habit beats any product

Start at the ends. Work up in inches.

Root to end is how straight hair gets combed, and it is why coily hair snaps. Changing it costs nothing and it is the first thing in the method.

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Why this one works

The Detangle gives you this.

One idea, over and over

Never make the comb go through hair you have not already freed. Every move in the method is a version of that.

Four tools, not a drawer

A seamless wide-tooth comb, your fingers, clips, a spray bottle. What to throw out is a step of its own.

Where the pull actually lands

The holding hand is not a nicety. Pull that reaches the follicle, week after week, is how hairlines go.

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Check your comb tonight

Run a thumbnail inside every tooth.

Cheap moulded combs have a seam where the mould closed, and it shreds the cuticle every single pass. It is the commonest fault in the commonest tool.

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Inside the file

Thirty-two steps, five chapters, 43 pages

A page from the The Detangle PDF
An actual page from the PDF, at full size
  • Why it tangles — shed hair, single strand knots, dryness, friction and length
  • Before you touch it — sections, slip, soaking, picking a tool, and never starting at the root
  • The method — eight moves, from the holding hand to the finish check at your nape
  • The tools — the seam test, your fingers, brushes and their one correct use, and what to bin tonight
  • Staying detangled — stretching, nights, the midweek reset and two numbers to track

Where this lands in the day

  • 04Ends first, work up — The longest part of the day, and the part that decides how much hair you keep. Root to end drags every tangle into one knot.

What you get

A 43-page PDF, 6 × 9 inches

Thirty-two numbered steps on the longest part of your wash day, one page each.

  • Steps32
  • Chapters5
  • Pages43
  • Format6 × 9 in
  • One page per step, with the numbers and what goes wrong
  • A drawn plate of the direction: root-to-end against ends-first
  • A tool list four items long
  • Prints on ordinary paper, reads fine on a phone

Waiting is the expensive option

Two weeks is harder than two one-week sessions.

Shed hair already wrapped round a strand grabs the next one much faster. Tangling piles up, so skipping a week costs you more than it saves.

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The Detangle

Ends first, work up, wet and slippery. The method, the tools and the knots.

  • The five reasons coily hair tangles, and the five different fixes
  • Single strand knots, what they actually are, and why no product dissolves one
  • Ends first, inch by inch, with your other hand taking the pull
  • What to do when you hit a knot, and when cutting it is genuinely cheaper
  • The seam inside a cheap comb, and the thumbnail test that finds it

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Instant digital download. One-time payment of $10.00, with a 60-day money-back guarantee. Educational material about hair care — not medical or dermatological advice and not a treatment for anything. Nothing here promises growth, length or thickness. Hair loss and scalp disease are a doctor's work.

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60-day money-back guarantee

If the ebook is not what you expected, write within 60 days and you get your money back in full. You keep the file. No form, nothing to return, and you do not have to explain why.

Important purchase information

Delivery
A digital ebook in PDF form. Right after your purchase you receive an email with a secure download link, and the same link on the page you land on. Nothing is shipped.
What it is
Educational material about hair care. Not medical or dermatological advice. It makes no promise of growth, length or thickness.
Payment
One-time payment of $10.00. No subscription and nothing further to buy.
Refund
60-day money-back guarantee, in full, with the file kept.
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Ten dollars, once

No subscription. No list. No upsell.

One payment, instant download, 60 days to get your money back if it is not for you. You keep the file either way.

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Frequently asked questions

Will this stop me shedding?

No. Shedding is normal and no technique reduces it. This reduces breakage, which is a different thing, and the book shows you how to tell them apart.

Fingers or a comb?

Both work. The book lays out the trade. Fingers find a knot before they tighten it. A comb is faster and takes out more shed hair.

How long should it take?

A third to a half of your wash day. The book shows you how to measure your own number instead of comparing it to someone else's.

My hair comes out in clumps.

Clumps instead of single strands is on the list of signs that need a dermatologist. That is not a detangling problem and this book says so.

What format is it?

A PDF, 6 × 9 inches. Phone or print.

What if I hate it?

Email within 60 days and you get your money back in full. You keep the file.

Ends first, work up

Thirty-two steps on the step that costs you the most hair.

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This is educational material about washing, detangling, moisturising and styling tightly coiled hair. It is not medical or dermatological advice and it is not a treatment for anything. It does not promise growth, length or thickness. Hair loss and scalp disease are matters for a doctor, not for a book.

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