Make sure to wash your scalp with a non-sulfurous clarifying shampoo to get it as clean. Use a moisturizing conditioner to fortify your hair and make it as soft as possible before you braid it.  Read the label on the shampoo and conditioner and make sure that it's intended for your hair texture. You can read the ingredients label to make sure that it doesn't have sulfur. Sulfur can dry out and damage your hair, especially if your hair is naturally dry or coarse. Brush your hair right after you wash it to get all of the knots and tangles out. Opt for a wide-toothed comb if your hair is more coarse and/or curly. If your hair has dried since you've washed it, you'll need to re-wet it with water by misting it with a spray bottle. Continue brushing or combing until your hair is smooth and there aren't any knots in it.  Getting the knots and tangles out of your hair with a brush or a comb will make braiding it much easier. To remove stubborn knots and tangles, begin at the ends of your hair and work your way up to the roots. As you create the parts, hair will start bunching up in one area. Grab these strands of hair and put moisturizer in it. This will soften the strands and make them easier to work with as you braid.  Shea butter, argan oil, hair butter, leave-in conditioners, and olive oil can all be used as hair moisturizers.  You can purchase moisturizers online or at the salon. The braiding style will depend on how long your hair is. Use a two strand twist if your hair is 1 inch (2.5 cm) or shorter, as creating a Dutch braid is difficult with shorter hair. If you have more than 1 inch (2.5 cm) of hair, you can try a dutch braid style.
اغسل شعرك  فك تشابك شعرك بفرشاة أو مشط. رطّب شعرك. اختر طريقة لتضفير الشعر.