different kinds of brushes?
Posted by Matt on May 29, 2003 at 03:41:01: Previous Next
what are the differences in different kinds of brushes? I need to get another and Im just kidna looking for advice... if it matters my hair is kinda thin but slightly wavey
any help would be appreciated :)
Re: brushes
Posted by Hair Religion on May 29, 2003 at 13:13:04: Previous Next
In Reply to: different kinds of brushes? posted by Matt on May 29, 2003 at 03:41:01:
The difference is what works best with your hair depending on the texture and of course the length. Avoid cheap brushes that will catch hairs and pull them out (noticeable pain).
I have really long hair and prefer natural bristle brushes but others like different types of bristles or even combs.
Re: different kinds of brushes?
Posted by GerBer on May 29, 2003 at 14:14:18: Previous Next
In Reply to: different kinds of brushes? posted by Matt on May 29, 2003 at 03:41:01:
: what are the differences in different kinds of brushes? I need to get another and Im just kidna looking for advice... if it matters my hair is kinda thin but slightly wavey
: any help would be appreciated :)
I find that wood bristle brushes work really well for long hair. The wood bristles seem to run through the snags and snarls with relatively no pain or tugging. It just seems to glide right through the hair.
My hair at this point is all one length right at my shoulders. I have relatively thick hair that is wavy(not extremely) at the ends and wood bristles seem to work best on my hair type.
All wood combs are great too.
I purchased my wood hair brushes at:
Suzannes.com
I purchased my wood comb at:
SqueakyMonroe.com
Re: different kinds of brushes?
Posted by GerBer on May 29, 2003 at 14:22:07: Previous Next
In Reply to: Re: different kinds of brushes? posted by GerBer on May 29, 2003 at 14:14:18:
Try THIS LINK to get to SqueakyMonroes. The last post I made, the link to squeaky's doesn't work well. Go to the hair care section. There you can find an assortment to wood combs at reasonable prices.