Stephen also says to identify what the different textures that you have are so that you can treat them accordingly.
"For example, the 4c curls in the back of your hair may require a larger amount of conditioner or a different product than your 4a curls in the front of your hair," Stephen notes. You may also need to layer in products in one section, while sticking to only one product in the other. This will help you blend the different curls as much as possible.
Also, don't rush through the detangling process when you have conditioner in. Grab yourself a product with great slip like Taliah Waajid's The Great Detangler (£6) to help easily comb through curls and avoid unnecessary hair loss.