Why Choose a Boar Bristle Brush?
Besides feeling like a pretty lady from
the Victorian era, your hair can have a lot of benefits.
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The
natural boar hair stretches your natural scalp oils from the roots of your hair
to most of its length. Thus the greasy appearance is tempered and your hair looks fresh and it is healthier.
The natural oils your scalp produces are for protecting your hair. The brush
just evens the oil levels.
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It
increases the blood flow through your scalp by massaging it. The blood nurtures
the hair follicles and prevents you from
hair loss.
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It cleans your hair. You don’t have to believe me! Just look
what is left on a brush after you use it. You will be amazed.
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No
more static hair. Because it doesn’t have synthetic hair in it this brush won’t
electrify your hair.
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It
ads shine to your hair.
- You can use it for hair styling.
How to Clean your Boar
Bristle Brush?
My method:
You will need: A bowl, shampoo or grated natural soap.
First take down the hair from the brush as much as you can. Sometimes I like to vacuum it with the
vacuum cleaner because it is easier this way.
Leave the brush with the hairs down in the soapy water but keep
the wooden part away from water. Water damages
wood. Most boar bristle brushes have a wooden pad and a wooden handle.
Leave the brush with hairs down to dry and that’s all!
The Wooden Brush: Boar
Bristle Brush’s Best friend
In my hair beauty routine I first untangle my hair with a wooden brush. It keeps me away from static
hair because it is made from wood and massages my scalp. It feels pretty
relaxing.
It is easy to clean. I just take down the hair from the brush and
that’s all. It is easier to clean than the boar brush because its pins are
wider set apart one from each other.
I really, really want to
know how take care of your hair and any tips and tricks for a better hair
brushing experience. Please leave a comment to this article. I’d love to hear
from you.
Love,
Emelle XOXO
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