Hair Brushes & Combs

For curly hair, a comb is usually better than a brush on dry hair. Combs help maintain your curl pattern and reduce frizz. Always work gently to avoid tugging and … Read More

A wide-toothed comb is better for curly hair than a brush. Its spaced teeth detangle hair gently, reducing breakage and minimizing knots. It works on both wet and dry hair. … Read More

A blow dryer brush can harm your hair if not used properly. Use it on mostly dry hair with leave-in conditioner to reduce heat and mechanical damage. While it detangles … Read More

A blow dry brush can harm your hair through heat and mechanical damage, especially on wet hair. It’s best to use it on mostly dry hair with a leave-in conditioner. … Read More

A bamboo hair brush is better for your hair in many ways. It helps fight hair loss, treats dandruff, and soothes an itchy scalp. Its bristle design allows for easy … Read More

To untangle hair from a roller brush, first apply a deep nourishing conditioner and let it soak. Use a rat tail comb or alternative tools for detangling. Work in small … Read More

To untangle hair from a round brush, first apply conditioner to your hair and let it sit for a few minutes. Use a fine-tooth comb to gently work through knots, … Read More

To twist your hair with a brush, begin with damp, clean hair. Take 1-inch sections of hair. Use a Denman brush to grab a section, twist it around the brush, … Read More

To tease your hair, create sections and hold them tight. Use a rat-tail comb or a boar-bristle brush. Comb gently backward from the mid-shaft to the roots. This gentle technique … Read More

To tease hair with a teasing brush, first hold a hair section taut. Place the brush 5-10 cm from the roots. Use light pressure and backcomb the hair toward the … Read More