Hair Brush Hygiene For Extensions: A Complete Guide to Washing Your Brush
- Irene Gilman
Hair brushes should be treated no differently than we we would of our make up brushes, beauty blenders and toothbrushes. We trade out our toothbrushes every 3 months and cleanse our make up brushes every week. But how many of us could confidently admit that our hair brushes are overlooked as something that needs occasional pampering.
Have you ever found yourself needing to wash your hair every day to avoid the oily strands? Part of the solution lies in condition of your hair brush.
Without judgement, take a look at the hair brush that you routinely grab for and ask: does it contain visual evidence of hair, build up product and residual dirt, and other mysterious debris is trapped between the crevices of the bristles. Most of us allow this guck to transfer over to freshly washed hair without a second thought.
Luckily, we dont have to toss away your favorite brush. Instead we can refresh our hair brush that it cravely needs. One thing is for sure: Hair brushes will not clean themselves. But we promise that with the regular washing of your hair brush, you will experience cleaner hair, more volume, shinier, and best of all, healthier locks!
Who wouldn't want that?
Step 1
Remove as many hairs from the brush as possible.
Step 2
Run the brush under water until it's damp
Step 3
Take a brand new toothbrush to do once over cleaning to reach the harder to reach places.
Step 4
Lay it out to dry on a cotton towel.
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