Hair Brush

Hair Brush

BayAreaMom2023-11-28T02:22:07.000Z
I also have very long, blonde, wavy, fine yet relatively thick 2a hair that I care a lot about, +++
that’s presently the longest I’ve ever worn it. I have dry skin & scalp so weekly shampooing is where I’m at, believing this helps prevent further dry
10172023-11-21T10:31:04.000Z
If you want perfection, you will need to go the curling iron route. But I would try the brush+++
styling method (watch Manes by Mel, but her sister's hair Amanda when it gets done, might be better for you since you both have long hair). They work
Dishnpj2023-11-17T13:18:11.000Z
I use a Zote bar for synthetic brushes and my own handmade bar soap for natural hair. I'd recco+
a commercially made bar made specifically for natural hair brushes (it's really just a handmade bar that isn't melt-n-pore and retains glycerin in the
tragerellie2023-11-14T17:00:02.000Z
My favorite brand is Ibiza. I still have my first Ibiza medium
brush that I bought in 2005. (I’m sure the manufacturer would like me to replace it, but it’s still so good!) I purchased other sizes based on hair le
ShastaGirl 2023-11-14T03:56:56.000Z
I have the Revlon blow dry brush. It’s ok not great. My hair is thick, but not coarse+
I feel like by the time I get my hair fully dry that I’m damaging it from the heat of the Revlon dryer. Plus I can never quite get the style right usi
tragerellie2023-11-13T19:50:44.000Z
In my experience with my own dense hair, the only thing that mimicks a salon blowout is a boar
bristle brush and lots of tension (pulling the hair firmly through the brush). I tried the Revlon blowdry tool, and although it shaped and dried my ha
rrentin2023-11-13T17:03:15.000Z
Recs for blowdry brush for owl hair, thick, colored, coarse rop
This Revlon one? Mixed reviews on HB & Pville. My hairdresser's asst rec'd Hot Tools but couldn't tell me anything re what model it is. It is difficu