Hair Brushes & Combs

Your Revlon hair dryer brush may stop working due to overheating, a broken setting dial, or dirty air intake vents. Clean the vents often. If it still won’t turn on, … Read More

To choose the best hair brush, consider your hair type and length. For fine hair, brushes with boar and synthetic bristles work well. The Wet Brush Original Detangler is great … Read More

Bamboo brushes are great for your hair because their gentle bristles stimulate blood circulation and spread natural oils. They help reduce static and frizz, support scalp health, and prevent hair … Read More

Excessive brushing and using heat or chemical products can lead to hair loss. Stress and hormonal changes also play a role. Losing 50-100 strands daily is normal, but curly hair … Read More

Combs and brushes serve different purposes. Brushes detangle quickly and enhance smoothness in straight hair, but can cause breakage. Combs are gentler, reduce static, and work well on all hair … Read More

Replace your hair brush every 6 to 12 months. Check your brush regularly for worn or damaged bristles. If you see dirt or product buildup, it’s time for a replacement. … Read More

When you brush your hair, white flakes may come from a dry scalp. These flakes are small and fall out easily. If you have dandruff, the flakes are larger, off-white … Read More

It’s normal to lose 50-100 hair strands daily from natural shedding. When you brush, you might see these strands. Increased shedding can come from stress, hormones, or health issues. To … Read More

Scalp pain when brushing hair can suggest sensitivity or inflammation. Common causes include skin issues like psoriasis and dermatitis, muscle tension, and tight hairstyles. Using harsh shampoos or not cleaning … Read More

Brushing your hair may cause little pieces to break off. This often happens with frequent brushing or using the wrong tool. Opt for a wide-tooth comb or a gentle brush, … Read More