Hair Brushes & Combs

To brush a black toddler boy’s hair, begin with damp, clean hair. Use a wide-tooth comb to gently detangle, or try a Tangle Teaser brush for soft curls. Apply leave-in … Read More

To brush your doll’s curly hair, divide it into small sections. Use gentle brushing techniques, starting from the ends. If tangles remain, lightly spray the hair with water. For best … Read More

To brush knots out of your hair, use a wide-toothed comb. Start at the ends and use gentle strokes, working your way up to the roots. Avoid pulling down from … Read More

To brush out a rat’s nest in hair, apply a generous amount of conditioner. Start combing from the bottom and move up. Use a wide-tooth comb for easier detangling. Section … Read More

Create beautiful waves without a brush by using just your hands and a hair dryer. Start by towel-drying your hair and applying a heat protectant. Use your hands to lift … Read More

To blow dry short hair for volume, use a medium-sized round brush. Divide your hair into small sections. Place the brush underneath the section, roll the hair around it, and … Read More

To blow dry curly hair with a round brush, divide your hair into small sections. Start at the roots and lift the hair to add volume. Wrap a section around … Read More

To blow out your hair with a brush, start by sectioning it into manageable parts. Use a round brush while directing heat from the blow dryer to both sides of … Read More

To blow out your hair with just a brush, use a round brush and a blow dryer. Section your hair into 2-3 inch parts. Set the dryer to high heat. … Read More

To blowdry hair straight with a regular brush, start by towel-drying your hair until it’s 50% damp. Apply leave-in conditioner and oil for moisture. Section your hair. Use the brush … Read More