Using the right brush for Hair weaves

A right hair brush is very important for hair weaves.

Synthetic bristle brushes are best for those with thick hair. They don’t create much static, and the stiffer bristles are better for detangling. Natural bristle brushes, usually made with boar bristles, are very soft. Since they’re gentle, they are best for those with fine, straight hair, but they also work on curly or wavy hair. The soft bristles distribute natural oils to the ends of the hair, making it very shiny. You can also find combination synthetic/natural bristle brushes, which provide both detangling and shiny indian straight hair benefits.

A paddle brush is a good everyday brush, and works well for blowouts, especially for straight hair. It won’t create a lot of volume, but will help flatten frizz and add shine. It also gives a great scalp massage as you brush.

A vented brush is best during blow drying; it will speed up drying time, since the heat from the blow dryer can reach more of the straight indian hair.

Round brushes are also great for blowouts, adding a lot of volume and some curl, if desired. They come in a variety of sizes; a smaller brush will give a tighter curl, and a larger barrel brush will give you nice waves.

A teasing brush helps you create little knots in your hair close to your scalp, adding a lot of volume for updos and other styles. A teasing brush is better than a comb, which can cause delicate hair to break.

A wet brush can be used right out of the shower to detangle straight indian hair; its stiff bristles won’t tug like a comb or a paddle brush might. For more information about hair brushes, please contact:

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