Hair Brushes & Combs

To brush your hair with a boar brush, begin at the roots and glide to the tips. This technique spreads natural oils for shiny and bouncy hair. Section your hair … Read More

To clean hair from a cat brush, follow these steps: 1. Remove fur from the brush. 2. Mix water with vinegar or shampoo. 3. Dip the bristles in the cleaning … Read More

To clean hairbrushes properly: 1. Remove hair with fingers or a comb. 2. Mix warm, soapy water. 3. Gently scrub the bristles. 4. Rinse them well. 5. Disinfect with alcohol … Read More

To clean hair from a rotary brush, follow these steps: 1. Lift hair from the brush with a rat tail comb. 2. Cut the lifted hair using scissors. 3. Rotate … Read More

To clean hair from a round brush, start by using scissors to cut away large clumps of hair. Soak the brush in warm water mixed with shampoo and baking soda … Read More

To clean hairspray off hair brushes, first, remove any hair stuck in the bristles. Next, mix a drop of shampoo with warm water. Dip the brush into the mixture and … Read More

To clean a hairbrush that fell in the toilet, first remove all hair strands. Fill a sink with warm water and add 1-2 tablespoons of bleach for disinfecting. Soak the … Read More

To clean hair brushes after finding lice, soak them in hot water at 130°F for 5-10 minutes. Wash bedding and clothing in hot water at the same temperature and dry … Read More

To clean hairbrushes after lice, first, remove all hair. Soak brushes in boiling water for 10 minutes or use rubbing alcohol for disinfection. You can also freeze brushes for 12 … Read More

To maintain hygiene, clean your hair brushes at least once a month. If you use many hair products, clean them every two weeks. Nylon bristles can be washed after 5 … Read More