Moms and kids have hated the hair-combing ritual since ancient times.
and in many lands.
The Damsel likes how this mom has sort of got her kid trapped on her lap in order to do the deed. The Damsel has used this move herself.
It’s true that some types of hair are harder to come out than others.
Baby-fine hair can be bad. Curly, fuzzy hair can be bad. But thankfully, we live in modern times when there is such a thing as “detangler.”
The Damsel bought this by the bucketful back in the day, to use on her darling daughter’s curly hair. There were some difficult moments. The Damsel is grateful that now this daughter is 25, she’s been combing her own hair for years.
It’s easy to make your own detangler, which thing the Damsel never supposed until it was everlastingly too late.
Simply commandeer an empty spray bottle. Fill it 1/4 full of conditioner, then top off with water. Shake well before using. Go easy–a little goes a long way.
For a particularly bad snaggle, try rubbing a small bit of full-strength conditioner into the spot. Sometimes, the conditioner will make the hair strands slippery enough to untangle them.
Sometimes.
There’s always scissors.
