Hair Brushes & Combs

It is normal to lose 50 to 100 strands of hair daily. This includes hair lost during brushing or washing. Shedding is part of the natural hair cycle. However, stress … Read More

To remove hair from a vacuum cleaner brush, turn the brush head upside down. Use a safety cutter to lift tangled hair or threads. Pull gently along the bristle line … Read More

Brushing wet hair with conditioner is okay for curly or textured hair. Use a wide-tooth comb or a wet brush to minimize breakage. For straight hair, it’s better to wait … Read More

To remove lint balls from a hair brush, use a mild soap or dish detergent. Apply the soap to the bristles and soak the brush in warm water for about … Read More

To remove the roller brush from your Shark vacuum with anti-hair wrap technology, check your model’s instructions for guidance. Flip the vacuum over, press the brush roll access tabs, and … Read More

To remove static cling from your hair brush, wipe it with a dryer sheet. This eliminates the static. For your hair, gently run a dryer sheet over the strands to … Read More

To replace the brush on the BaByliss Big Hair, first turn off the appliance and unplug it for safety. Then, slide the button at the top of the brush section … Read More

To reduce static in your hair brush, use these methods: Wipe the brush with dryer sheets, spray it with anti-static spray, or apply a drop of natural oil. Maintaining higher … Read More

To untangle your hair without a brush, follow these steps: 1. Apply conditioner for moisture. 2. Use detangling spray for ease. 3. Coat strands with oils. 4. Mist with water. … Read More

A scalp brush is good for your hair. It exfoliates the scalp and removes product buildup, which helps with dandruff relief. Massaging your scalp stimulates blood circulation, promoting hair growth. … Read More