Hair Brushes & Combs

To untangle hair from a round brush, apply conditioner to soften the hair. Use a rat tail comb or a chopstick to gently lift out knots. Start from the ends … Read More

To clean fuzz from your hairbrush, soak it in hot water with a few drops of Dawn dish soap for 15 minutes. Remove hair using a nylon brush. For product … Read More

To clean a hairbrush with bristles, use different methods based on the brush type. For a synthetic brush, soak the bristles in soapy water for 10 minutes. For a wooden … Read More

To clean a hairbrush with baking soda, start by removing hair from the bristles. Mix baking soda and water to make a paste. Use an old toothbrush to scrub the … Read More

Brush your hair for at least 2 minutes, twice daily—once in the morning and once in the evening. Use a gentle technique, starting from the ends and moving to the … Read More

Brushing your hair creates friction, which lifts the hair cuticle and causes frizz. This is more noticeable in curly and wavy hair, especially when brushed while dry. Rough surfaces, like … Read More

Brushing your hair in the shower can harm hair health. Wet hair is more vulnerable, which raises the risk of breakage and increases shedding. Using a comb with conditioner may … Read More

To maintain healthy hair, use a comb for detangling knots and tangles. A brush works well for smooth, straight hair by distributing natural oils. For curly hair, choose a wide-tooth … Read More

To clean a boar bristle brush, start by combing out hair and excess oil. Soak the brush in warm water with mild soap for 5–10 minutes. Gently agitate to loosen … Read More

To brush your hair without a brush, mix equal parts conditioner and water as a detangling solution. Spray it on the ends of your curly hair. Gently use your fingers … Read More