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How to Back Comb: 9 steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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Achieving volume and texture in your hair may seem like a daunting task, but with the help of back combing, you can easily create that desired lift. Back combing, also known as teasing, is the process of adding height to your hair by combing it in the opposite direction. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to successfully back comb your hair.

1. Begin with freshly washed, conditioned, and dried hair. Clean hair provides a better surface for back combing.

2. Make sure your hair is tangle-free. Use a wide-toothed comb or a brush to gently detangle your hair and remove any knots.

3. Apply a heat protectant spray if you plan on styling your hair with heat afterward. This will help prevent damage from hot styling tools.

4. Section off your hair before back combing. Divide the area you want to style into smaller sections using clips or hair ties; it’s easier to work with smaller sections of hair rather than the whole head at once.

5. Choose the right comb or brush for back combing. Opt for a fine-toothed comb or a bristle brush specifically designed for teasing.

6. With your chosen tool, start at the roots of one section and begin to gently back comb by inserting the comb or brush into the hair and dragging it downward toward the scalp in small strokes. Remember to hold the section taut as you tease it – this helps create more lift and volume.

7. Continue teasing each section until you have completed all of them. The more tension you create when dragging down and how much you tease depends on your desired amount of volume.

8. Once all sections are teased, use a finishing hairspray to set your style in place and maintain long-lasting volume.

9. Gently finesse your hairstyle with a wide-toothed comb or a paddle brush to smooth out any flyaways. Be careful not to brush out the teased portions, as this will deflate the volume you’ve worked to create.

That’s it! With these easy steps, you’ve successfully back combed your hair for added volume and texture. Experiment with different amounts of teasing and products for a personalized look that suits you best.

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