Ah, sand in the hair after a beach day can be so annoying, right? Let me help you get that sorted out.

First things first, even before thinking of water, give your hair a nice, gentle shake. Try using your fingers to sift through, as if you’re looking for something. This will naturally help you shed some of that sand.

Got dry shampoo or baby powder? It’s not just for greasy hair days. Spritz or sprinkle some into your hair; they can help gather up some of that stubborn sand, making it easier to shake out.

Next up, a good combing session. Starting from the tips and working your way up can do wonders. A wide-toothed comb would be great for this, ensuring you don’t pull or break your hair.

When it’s time to wash, simply rinsing your hair with water initially can be surprisingly effective. Really focus on massaging the scalp when you shampoo, as if you’re giving yourself a mini spa treatment. And if you have one of those deep-cleaning shampoos, even better! When conditioning, stick to the ends so you don’t trap any leftover grains near the roots.

Once you’re all done, a gentle towel drying can also help remove any final grains.

I really hope this helps you feel refreshed and free of that beachy residue. And don’t worry too much – any little stubborn bits should find their way out in the next few washes. Here’s to more beach adventures without the sandy souvenirs!