My hair is very frustrating!

using a wide-toothed comb is better than using a brush especially if your hair is wet. wet hair is more fragile and you should take good care in combing it. may i ask what your hair is like? if it is curly or wavy or straight? i read in a website that straight hair tangles more than curly or wavy hair, surprising as it may sound. you could use conditioner in your hair or if you don't prefer using it, you can put hair cuticle coat or a leave-in conditioner while your hair is still damp before combing to help you get rid of tangles easier. in my experience, using shampoo and conditioner alone sometimes doesn't help. to tell you the truth i had the same problem. what i do is just comb my hair while it is still wet and after it has dried, i never comb it again (until my hair is wet again). it works for me because i have wavy hair and it's a pain to comb it again because it also loses form if i do. but if you do have straight hair, using a wide-toothed comb is advisable and have you heard of the hair doctor brand of combs? i don't know if they still manufacture combs like those but they are great in getting the tangles out as compared with using a regular comb.

hi for one thing, there were no spelling mistakes. and secondly, you have to check whether u have split ends at the tips of your hair. if u do, you are looking your problem in the face. split ends are the greatest hurdle you have to overcome to tackle the tangles in your hair. usually there is no way to get rid of them except to cut. get a regular trimming in your hair. it really helps. i get a lot of tangles too. but i dont use any products. try using serums. they are supposed to be really good for your hair. or just use a plain detangler. i dont know whether u get 'silk n shine' where u come from, but where i come from, india that is, u get this neat little product called 'silk n shine'. u have to apply it when its still wet after a wash. then viola! u can brush it easily, and i have noticed that if u use just a a few drops more than prescribed, your hair remains mostly tangle-free throughout the day. and about u not applying conditioner to ur scalp, i say 'good for u'. not for the reason u gave, which is oily scalp, but because u dont need to do anything to the scalp except to clean it. the proteins in ur scalp are enough to keep about 1, 1 1/2 inch of hair perfectly healthy, counting from ur roots. my hair consultant told me this when i went to get something called a 'smoothning' treatment done in my hair. it has helped. and personally, i find my hair-fall count increases when i use conditioner on my scalp. just keep it 1 inch away from ur scalp. ok now i have dragged enough. my apologies if i bored you..

I wash my hair with Pantene shampoo and conditioner for long hair. I wind it up in a Toni Towlette and leave it to dry for about an hour. When I go to brush it out it is nearly dry and nice to comb. I have never had a problem with my hair tangling unless I use soapy type shampoo and no conditioner. I have always had long hair.

i also have same problem like yours but the hair is not mine but my girlfriends. her hairs always like to drop to the floor and i always pick that up one by one daily. once i have free time i was there picking hairs..my girlfriend said that i was pick precious there...