Hair Brushes & Combs

To brush Our Generation doll hair, divide it into small sections. Start at the ends and gently move upward to prevent damage. If tangles form, lightly mist the hair with … Read More

To clean your electric hair brush, unplug it and allow it to cool. Use a damp cloth to gently wipe the bristles. If necessary, mix mild soap with water. Dip … Read More

To deep clean hair brushes with baking soda, fill a container with 1 liter of hot water. Add 4 tablespoons of baking soda and mix. Soak the brushes in the … Read More

The type of badger hair brush greatly matters. Best badger hair has better water absorption than pure badger hair. This improves lather quality when using shaving creams. Banded hair, with … Read More

The Tangle Teezer Ultimate Detangler works well on curly hair. Its wide paddle design detangles thick and curly hair easily. For fine hair, a smaller version is available. This brush … Read More

Toxins and product residue can stick to your hairbrush, causing bacteria, dead skin cells, and oils to build up. These substances can lead to health risks. Clean your brush regularly … Read More

Ulta Beauty mainly sells synthetic makeup brushes made from 100% synthetic bristles. They provide various makeup tools, including brush sets and applicators. However, Ulta does not offer natural hair makeup … Read More

Listen to “Don’t Brush My Hair in Knots” by Murp, released in 2010. The song lasts 1 minute and 27 seconds. You can find it on Spotify and Apple Music. … Read More

To make a horsehair paintbrush, source clean horse hair from the mane or tail. Gather the bristles and fix them into a ferrule using waterproof glue. Attach a handle on … Read More

In ancient times, people used different tools for hair care. Combs made from wood, ivory, or bone were common in Egypt. Shears were present in Mesopotamia. Japanese women brushed their … Read More