Hair Brushes & Combs

Do not brush curly hair when it’s dry. This disrupts the curl pattern and causes frizz. Always brush when the hair is wet or damp, using a wide-tooth comb and … Read More

Before applying styling mousse, use damp hair. Choose a lightweight volumizing mousse. Apply 1-2 palmfuls from roots to ends. Instead of a regular brush, use a comb or round brush … Read More

Before diffusing, detangle your freshly washed hair. Use Naturally Curly Wet Detangler for best results. Gently brush out any knots with a wide-toothed comb. While using a diffuser, apply heat … Read More

Brushing hair before scrunching is common. This technique helps spread styling products, like gel and leave-in conditioner evenly. After brushing, scrunch your hair to boost curl definition. Finish by applying … Read More

In French, “Do you brush your hair?” translates to “Brosses-tu les cheveux?” or “Est-ce que tu brosses les cheveux?”. These phrases show the verb “brosser” (to brush) in action. For … Read More

When you brush your hair in front of a guy, pay attention to his reactions. He might show interest or not care at all. Brushing can show confidence or awkwardness. … Read More

A round brush works well for thick hair and loose to medium curls. It may not be effective on highly textured hair. For the best results, section your hair while … Read More

You should not brush curly hair every day. Daily brushing can cause frizz and hair damage. Limit brushing to once a week or on wash days. Use finger detangling instead. … Read More

To soak a boar hair shaving brush, place it in warm water for two to three minutes. This soaking time softens the coarse fibers. You can use a sink, bowl, … Read More

Ionic brushes can work well for black people’s hair. They use ionic technology to retain moisture and prevent damage. This helps with detangling and enhances shine. When selecting an ionic … Read More