I'm complaining. Please let me know your opinion.

Sorry for the weird title.

My husband and I are talking about handling my daughter's hair.

My daughters have thin hair and it's easy to get tangled.

In addition, due to the circumstances of the husband side, the rinse used for children is limited and the treatment is not possible. My husband is also irritated by the entanglement of my daughters' hair while taking a bath with my daughters and it is easy to get entangled enough to say "I should cut it short."

My hair grew to the middle of my back and became more and more tangled.

I do my daughters' hair set from the morning, but when I brush my hair, I sometimes get caught and say "It was." (By the way, the brush is a tangle teaser.)

My husband has heard the scene many times and is told, "I have never been told that it hurts," "My hair is missing," etc.

Is it something that is not said to hurt during hair setting? Certainly, my husband is more polite and I am more rough.

However, do moms who set their hair every day on busy mornings have time to brush their hair so carefully?

Even though ordinary moms are neither hairdressers nor professionals, can they set their hair without pain every day?

My husband asked the daughters, "Does it hurt to be brushed by Mom?" and answered, "Sometimes it hurts."

Of course, there are days when you don't say it hurts. Rather, there are definitely many people who don't say it. (You don't know if you endure pain)

My husband tells me, and I've been especially careful lately to eliminate the pain of my daughters.

My husband doesn't seem to feel comfortable brushing and losing hair. He just says that it's because I'm doing it wrong. If you brush it, you will lose your hair normally, right?

By the way, recently I cut my hair about 10 cm and the degree of tangling has decreased considerably.