Hair Brushes & Combs

The Simply Straight Brush works on black hair, including 4C hair. Users have mixed experiences; it can smooth thick curls but may not fully straighten. The brush has ceramic-coated bristles … Read More

Soaking hair brushes in rubbing alcohol can help clean them, but it does not effectively kill lice or nits. Lice can survive in alcohol. For better results, soak combs in … Read More

Brushing your hair right after a perm can damage the curls and ruin the perm. To protect your hair, use a leave-in conditioner or detangling spray. Regular trims support hair … Read More

Brushing your hair helps spread natural oils from the scalp, supporting health. It doesn’t change texture unless there are hormonal changes. For black males, using a gentle brush, brushing regularly, … Read More

Brushing your hair before bed does not help it grow. It can enhance its appearance by spreading natural oils. However, overbrushing may damage hair, especially for specific hair types. The … Read More

Brushing your hair helps spread natural oils from your scalp, adding shine and moisture to the ends. However, over-brushing creates friction, which can damage the hair cuticle and cause split … Read More

Brushing your hair daily helps maintain hair health but does not directly boost hair growth. It removes tangles and spreads natural oils, benefiting the scalp. While it may improve the … Read More

Brushing your hair in the shower can be harmful. Wet hair is fragile and has more friction, leading to hair breakage and tangles. It can also clog drains. For healthier … Read More

Brushing your hair supports overall hair health but does not directly cause it to grow. It prevents tangles and spreads natural oils. Proper brushing techniques can improve blood flow to … Read More

Brushing your hair too hard can cause scalp irritation and bumps. This may include acne, ingrown hairs, and folliculitis. Use proper brushing techniques to protect your skin. If you see … Read More