Hair Brushes & Combs

To brush your hair into a half up, half down hairstyle, start by parting your hair horizontally. Gather the top section and secure it with a hair tie. Lightly brush … Read More

To brush your hair into a high ponytail, begin by using a brush to smooth your hair upward towards the crown of your head. Remove any tangles as you go. … Read More

To brush your hair like Cristiano Ronaldo, begin with damp hair. Apply a pre-styler for support. Section your hair and curl each part, then let it air dry. Finish with … Read More

To brush your hair properly, use a wide tooth comb or afro comb for longer styles. Limit brush use to prevent damaged hair. Soft brushes control stray hairs, while hard … Read More

Start detangling knotty hair with a wide-toothed comb to remove larger tangles. Use gentle strokes from the ends to the roots to avoid worsening knots. For finer tangles, switch to … Read More

To brush your hair with a boar hair brush, start at the roots and move to the tips. This brushing technique helps distribute natural oils, resulting in shiny hair. Section … Read More

Use one hand to manage your hair with a broken arm. Start by clipping your hair. Use a long-handled brush to apply shampoo and conditioner. Support your arm while brushing. … Read More

To brush your hair with a comb, start at the ends to reduce breakage. Gently detangle using short, quick movements upward. If you find knots, work through them carefully. Choose … Read More

To brush your hair back without a part, begin with damp hair. Apply a small amount of gel to the roots for hold. Use a wide-toothed comb to guide the … Read More

To brush your hair for 720 waves, hold the brush vertically. Begin with the top and brush towards the sides instead of the forehead, which is key for 360 waves. … Read More