Hair Brushes & Combs

To brush knots out of doll hair, use a wide-tooth comb or a brush for tangles. Start at the ends to avoid tearing the hair. When you encounter a tough … Read More

To brush very curly hair, always do it when wet. Use a wide-tooth comb to detangle, which helps avoid breakage and keeps curls looking nice. Avoid brushing dry curls to … Read More

To brush your daughter’s hair without her biting, use distraction methods like a favorite show. Start at the tips and move up, holding the hair above tangles to reduce tugging. … Read More

To brush your dog’s matted hair, first, calm your dog. Apply detangling oil and use a slicker brush, starting from the tips. If mats are tough, gently use your fingers … Read More

To brush an autistic child’s hair, use a sensory-friendly brush in a calm environment. Establish a brushing routine and offer positive reinforcement. Massage the scalp gently first. Use a wide-tooth … Read More

To brush and pin short 4C hair, begin with damp hair. Apply a leave-in conditioner for moisture. Use a wide-tooth comb to detangle gently. Brush with a soft brush. Create … Read More

For cats with extremely fine hair, use a dual-sided brush. The soft bristle side removes loose cat hair and spreads natural oils. The long teeth side tackles tangles. Brush gently … Read More

To brush curly hair without pulling it out, divide your hair into sections. Begin combing from the bottom and move to the top. This bottom-to-top technique helps avoid tugging and … Read More

To brush curly synthetic hair without frizz, use a wide-tooth comb or a detangling brush. Lightly mist the hair with water and apply BeautiMark Smooth Detangler Spray. Gently work through … Read More

To brush dreads out of white hair, start by wetting your hair and applying a good amount of moisturizing conditioner. Use a metal comb to carefully separate and untangle each … Read More