Hair Brushes & Combs

To remove dust bunnies from your hair brush, soak it in warm water with dish soap or clarifying shampoo. Use a toothbrush to gently scrub the bristles, removing hair and … Read More

To remove dog hair from a slicker brush, tap the bristles to dislodge loose hair. Use a force dryer or wide-tooth comb for further removal. For deep cleaning, soak the … Read More

If a round brush is stuck in your hair, don’t pull it. First, apply conditioner to help detangle. Then, use a fine-tooth comb, rat tail comb, or chopstick to gently … Read More

To measure a round hair brush’s size, take the diameter from one bristle end to the other. Include the bristle section in your measurement, not just the central barrel. Different … Read More

To keep your curls defined after brushing, only work on damp hair. Brushing dry hair causes frizz and ruins curl shape. Apply a leave-in conditioner or moisturizing cream after washing … Read More

To keep your hair brushed all day, choose a quality brush that matches your hair type. Brush twice daily—once in the morning and once at night—to spread your scalp’s natural … Read More

To keep hair looking brushed all day, use a wide-tooth comb to detangle. Brush only twice daily to prevent damage. Apply leave-in conditioner for moisture and use hairspray for hold. … Read More

To flip your hair out with a round brush, begin with damp hair. Section your hair and use a medium-sized round brush. Blow-dry while rolling the brush outward, applying tension. … Read More

To fix your hair without a brush, try these techniques: 1. Use a leave-in conditioner or detangling spray on damp hair. 2. Finger-comb to gently remove tangles. 3. Use a … Read More

To fix a broken hairbrush handle, follow these steps. First, remove any bristles and debris. Next, sand the broken areas for better adhesion. Then, apply a two-part epoxy adhesive to … Read More