I have frizzy hair will this help? or should I get the bristle? or the nylon one? or should I skip and keep using my wood comb?
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My hair is super frizzy before I straighten it and this brush manages to brush through.
1771517
You need to ask someone who specializes in working with hair, either a dermatologist and a hairdresser. I am neither.
1771518
In and of itself, it will help a little, it left my hair less frizzy than other bristle brushes. I have naturally curly, frizzy hair, myself. Just brushing out curly hair will create a frizzy mess, but if you take a small amount of good hair oil (such as coconut oil, or grapeseed oil) and work into hair before blowing your hair out or flat-ironing, this brush will keep the hair looking shiny and smooth until the next wash. Unless you have very fine hair, I would stay with the mixture brush.
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No. The bristles are too densely packed and too short to get thru hair. I know because, upon reading your question, this nerdy gal went and tried on her own hair, lol. Nope. Didn't work. Not even a little. And I have rather thin and straight hair. Definitely not a hair brush.
1269030
I used a "rat-tail" comb to clean the hair out; product build-up is another story. I tried using a toothbrush, but the bristles weren't stiff enough to get everything. Got the worst of it cleaned up, and continue to use it, just cleaning it occasionally. (rubbing alcohol would probably work okay).
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I absolutely love this styler and wish I'd found it sooner. I have short-ish (bob) very fine hair, and it used to be very curly. It makes my hair feel full, with lots of volume and straightens out the frizz. Because the roller brush has short soft bristles, there's hardly any pulling or tugging out of hair. If you buy it, make sure you keep the protective plastic piece around the brush when it's stored away so the bristles don't bend.
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It really is a matter of what you want it to do rather than type of hair. Combination of different bristles mixed work the best overall in my opinion. Size of brush is a matter of use as well. I have a regular size I keep in the bathroom and a small one for travel. Wonderful quality.
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The bristles should be long enough.I part my head with my fingers or comb into four sections if Im making really sure to get all my hair I also have thick long hair to.Also the bristles don't bend easy the bristles a made with plastic like a brush you have long and short bristles like in order.Outer bristles longer towards middle is shorter to prevent snagging.
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I think this machine was just designed for light grooming. You should prob. Get something heavy duty in the same brand.
88612
The handy would work well. My hair is longish, and slightly thick and it works for me. The popular would be too much brush for your length. The pocket may be too small for medium thickness.
1600230
A clean blade and a light touch are the key. If you try to press it will pull the hair. Try going with the grain of the hair for the first few times, then you can go against the grain after you get used to it. Hope that helps!
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I would recommend the FURminator.We have been using it for several years and just bought a second one for upstairs. At first you may need to still cut out some sections of matted hair,but if you use the FURminator every day day you will probably not need to cut the matted fur.
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My hair is curly and even more so in humid weather, but my hair is thin. I chose the green (normal) brush. It works fine for me. The bristles go right to my scalp, no matter how messy my hair is. I would think the blue brush has longer bristles, not completely sure though.
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No. I would say not. One attachment is in fact a brush, soft bristle kind. One is a very fine comb. The third would likely work. The fine comb, I am sure would work fine, but you would need to comb it first. The brush would likely make it frizzy. My daughters hair is thick, but not even shoulder length, so it works well for her.
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Dorothy I recommend small rollers that grip your fine hair or the smallest barrell hot brush you can find. Hope this helps.
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Use something like a toothbrush---or even a brand new metal dog comb!? What I have a problem with (for my hard rubber combs)--is hairspray accumulating (believe it or not)!! The effect of this is to block the tongs? on the comb----making it hard to use!! I use a small toothbrush---in seconds it removes the hairspray particles and the comb is fine!!
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I also have thin hair and this brush works great for me. I am happy with it and would highly recommend it. Good luck!
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I hasnt burned hair off but if DEFINATELY makes my hair frizzy!! Thr bristles dont smooth hair but make fluffy and frizzy!
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to HeyImWade. i can't figure out just what you mean. do me a favor and reword you question and i'll do my best to help you. i will explain how i use the #10 comb. with the comb that came with my clipper, i remove the comb i was using and the #10 comb snaps on the clippers by its self and it will leave your hair 1&1/4 long and i found it to cut my hair the perfect length for me. if i can help further, please ask and i'll do my best.