@leequiinn: WE'VE ALL BEEN THERE 😮💨 - brush in hand and tears in your eyes trying to remove backcomb but I gotchu 🤝 For me and I know many others backcombing has became an essential technique when it comes to coloring. Let me share with you a few tips that I find help me when removing it ; - firstly you want to make sure when backcombing your comb teeth are facing down and try to it in a stroking motion rather than stabbing, gently does it 🙃 - take your client back to the chair for both your and their backs sakes - try and remove it in the same sectioning pattern in which it was placed - use some lube 💦 here I used @originalmineral_uk COR restore - try brushing underneath the section first, this will loosen and stretch the backcomb first & remember work ends to root - use a good detangling brush my go to is always @framar the bristles are the perfect amount of rigidness - throw 2 paracetamol into your clients coffee and have someone hold their hand and tell them everything is going to be ok xoxoxox Hope this helps 🫶