Hair Brushes & Combs

To clean residual hair products from plastic brushes, fill a washing bowl with warm water. Mix in clarifying shampoo to make a soapy solution. Soak the brushes in this solution … Read More

To brush tangles out of curly hair, do it when wet. Use a wide-tooth comb or a curl-specific brush. This technique helps detangle without losing curl integrity. Start at the … Read More

To brush your hair for wolfing, start with a hard brush to keep your 360 waves defined. Begin at the crown and follow your natural wave pattern. Brush consistently after … Read More

To avoid hardiness when brushing hair, use a wide-tooth comb on dry hair. Don’t brush wet hair, as it can cause damage. Apply conditioner before brushing in the shower to … Read More

To apply hair weave glue protector without a brush, spray a protective shield, such as Robert Diamond’s, directly on your hair. Blow dry until fully dry before placing the wig … Read More

To backcomb your hair with a regular brush, first, section your hair. Hold the brush halfway between the roots and the ends. Use quick, firm strokes towards the scalp. This … Read More

To balayage your own hair with a brush, begin at the neck and move upwards. Use hair color, hi-lift color, or thick lightener. Make sure the lightener is not drippy … Read More

To blow dry black hair with a round brush, begin on a low heat setting until hair is 70% dry. Switch to high heat for added volume. Dry the roots … Read More

To keep your Yorkshire Terrier’s coat healthy and shiny, brush your Yorkie daily. Regular brushing helps prevent tangling and matting. Expert Newcomb recommends daily grooming to ensure your dog’s coat … Read More

Brush your puppy based on its coat type. Short-haired dogs need brushing once a week. Medium-haired puppies require brushing every day. Long-haired puppies also need daily brushing for comfort and … Read More