Hair Brushes & Combs

Choose a hair roller brush for your blowout based on your hair length. Use a small diameter brush for shorter hair to add volume and curl. For longer hair, select … Read More

To choose the right round hair brush size for blow drying, use this guide: For tighter curls, pick one size smaller than your standard size based on your hair length. … Read More

To brush your hair with a hand injury, use ergonomic tools for better grip and comfort. Start at the ends and move upward to ease pain. Secure your hair with … Read More

To brush your hair with a sponge brush, begin with damp hair. Section your hair first. Place the sponge on top and move it in a circular motion to form … Read More

For individuals with limited arm and shoulder mobility, using a long handled comb and brush set can help. These tools have non-slip, ergonomic handles for better grip. This design makes … Read More

The No-Poo Method includes brushing your hair every day from roots to tips. This distributes natural oils effectively. Use the upside-down technique by flipping your head and brushing from the … Read More

Use your fingers to brush your hair when a comb is unavailable. Start at the tips and gently work your way up to the roots. Finger-combing is ideal for curly … Read More

To brush your hair without breaking it, start at the ends and gently work upward to the roots. Detangle knots slowly to avoid strain. Use a wide-toothed comb or a … Read More

To brush your hair without losing volume, use a large paddle brush. First, pin up the top layer. Then, back-brush the rest in sections. Hold each section taut away from … Read More

To brush your child’s hair, start with warm, damp hair. Use a wide-tooth comb and apply detangling spray if needed. Comb from the ends upward to gently remove knots. Be … Read More