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Healthy Hair Starts with a Clean Comb

Healthy Hair Starts with a Clean Comb

Healthy Hair Starts with a Clean Comb

Itโ€™s a good idea to invest in good quality combs and brushes, but itโ€™s even more important to keep them tidy.ย This will keep your hair clean and healthy. Everyday combing accumulates hair, build-up of natural oils, dry skin, dandruff, dirt and dust. Dirty combs/brushes will transfer the grime and germs back to your washed hair.

During my unversity days one of my flatmate would bathe her comb every time she would wash ย her hair. I didnโ€™t pay any heed then, but over the time I have come to realize how important it is to keep your combs and brushes neat and clean. Now me too wash them every time I shampoo my hair, which is about 2 to 3 times a week.

How to wash your comb/hairbrush:

The entire process should not take more than couple of minutes, unless your comb/brush is very dirty. In that case please spend some time to clean them ๐Ÿ™‚

1. Before you begin washing your brush, remove any trapped and tangled hair. You can use a comb or another hair brush or similar blunt object. ย Slide the comb through the bristlesย to help loosen out the trapped hair,ย so they can be removed easily. ย ย 

2. Wet the comb/brush with warm water. Place the soap or shampoo on the comb/hairbrush and then rub them with your fingers to remove dirt or grime. Alternatively you can use a toothbrush (have a toothbrush designated to clean the combs) to clean the hairbrushes/combs and remove any stubborn debris.ย 

3. Rinse the comb/hairbrush under warm running water.

4. Let the comb/hairbrush air dry.

ย Some combs/hair brushes come with a special instructions to avoid using water. However it makes more sense to buy hairbrushes/combs which can be cleaned regularly.

Do you clean your combs/hairbrushesย regularly?

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