Hair Brushes & Combs

To clean your Mason Pearson hairbrush, start by removing loose hair with a comb. Then, spray the brush with cleaner and scrub using a Mason Pearson cleaning brush. Mix shampoo … Read More

To clean a men’s hair brush, fill a bowl or sink with warm water. Add dish soap, shampoo, or body wash to make suds. Soak the brush for 5-10 minutes, … Read More

To clean a metal pin hair brush, fill a washing bowl with warm water. Mix in clarifying shampoo to make a soapy solution. Submerge the brush and plastic tools, and … Read More

To clean a round bristle hair brush, fill a basin with warm water. Add vinegar and a few drops of Dawn dish soap. Soak the brush for 15 minutes to … Read More

To clean a wet-dry hair brush, soak it in warm water with soap in a bowl or sink. Swirl the brush to create suds. Use mild soaps like dish soap, … Read More

To clean a wooden hairbrush, avoid soaking it in water. Instead, dip the brush, bristles-side down, quickly into water. Use a toothbrush to gently scrub between the bristles and the … Read More

To clean Allen Edmonds horsehair brushes, use saddle soap on a cotton cloth to remove dirt. Rinse the bristles in warm water with gentle soap. Air-dry the brush with bristles … Read More

To clean an African American hair brush, first remove hair strands from the bristles. Soak the brush in warm water with mild shampoo for 10 minutes. Gently scrub between the … Read More

To clean a hair brush for black hair, fill a bowl with warm water and add shampoo. Submerge the brush and gently swirl it. Soak it for 10 minutes to … Read More

A boar bristle hairbrush is made of bristles from boar hair. This natural material effectively distributes oils and increases shine. It also helps remove dirt and stimulates the scalp. These … Read More