How to Comb Your Hair?

Best Tips on How to Brush and Comb Hair:

However, there are still a lot of myths and old wives' tales floating around out there and we need to dispose of them. Here are some common myths about combing and brushing the hair.

Brushing hair has many benefits:

1. It untangles hair before shampooing. 2. It removes loose scales from the scalp.
3. It distributes natural oil evenly throughout the hair. But like anything in life, what is good can turn bad, if not done in moderation. That's why you must learn how to do it properly.

What is the proper way to comb hair?

A good rule of thumb is to only use your brush when your hair is dry and your comb when your hair is wet. Reversing this rule will cause the hair to break.

1. Comb Selection: Choose a comb that is firm and not easily bent under pressure. The teeth should be evenly spaced and not too closed together (this may put unneeded stress on the hair). Long-haired and thick-haired individuals should use a wide-toothed comb.

2. Comb cleansing: You may clean your brushes and combs in one shot, for your convenience.

3. When to Comb: Whenever hair is wet, for example, when untangling freshly-washed hair, when in early stages of blow-drying, or when creating styles with gel on wet hair. A comb may be used on the dry hair of a person with very short hair.

4. How to Comb: Begin toward the ends, freeing tangles as you work your way up, section by section, to the crown. Comb gently. You may wish to use a detangling or leave-in conditioner spray, to help free tangles with ease and add softness and sheen to hair