Hair Brushes & Combs

To brush a short-haired dog and reduce shedding, use a slicker brush. Brush gently in the direction of the fur growth, from head to tail. This technique removes loose hair … Read More

To blend gray into your hair, use a teasing brush or comb. Apply a Brush-In Wand for precise areas. A 20-volume developer works well for covering gray on brown hair. … Read More

Use a wide-tooth comb or a brush designed for tangles to gently detangle doll hair. Work slowly to avoid damage. When encountering tough knots, hold the hair above the knot … Read More

To brush tangles out of your hair, start with a wide-toothed comb to remove large knots. Focus on the ends and move gently toward the roots. Avoid starting at the … Read More

To brush hair pain-free, use a wide-tooth comb or a detangling brush on dry hair. Start at the ends and gently work up to the scalp. A detangling solution of … Read More

To brush hair matted to the scalp, begin at the ends with a wide-tooth comb. Gently pull the comb through the hair, moving upward toward the roots. This method avoids … Read More

To brush hair with a cochlear implant, start with damp hair and securely attach the processor. Avoid brushing over the abutment; instead, gently glide the brush through your hair. Style … Read More

To dry your hair with a round brush, set your blow dryer to medium heat. Hold the dryer 6 inches away, pointing down to minimize frizz. Start at the roots … Read More

Start by placing the brush at the crown of your head. Brush down and out to form waves. For the hair on top, angle the brush towards your forehead. For … Read More

To brush knots from extremely thick hair, detangle in sections. Start at the ends and gently work up. Use a wide-tooth comb or a detangling brush. This technique helps you … Read More