The comb is our faithful ally on the path to shiny and healthy hair. A correctly selected comb helps prevent damage to the hair structure and the appearance of split ends. On the contrary, it emphasizes their natural texture – makes the curls curl and keeps the shape of straight strands.
Brush, comb, brushing, skeleton comb, thermal brushing – there are so many types of combs that it is quite difficult to choose the right one.
You can get lost in the world of combs, so before completely diving into it, we took a guide with us – Maria Datz, master of the hairdressing salon “CULTURE”.

Maria Datz, master of the hairdressing salon “CULTURE”
Combs types
So there are so many types.

large flat brush
Ideal for combing and drying long straight hair without extra effort. It is not suitable for curly hair.

Blowable skeleton comb
Suitable for blow drying. It will help you comb and dry your hair at the same time without damaging it or blocking air flow. You can also create root volume using a skeleton comb and hot air.

ceramic brushing
A must-have product for anyone with hair on their head. It will help you easily add curls of the desired diameter and emphasize your haircut.

Brushing with natural bristles
Suitable for precise straightening of porous and curly hair.

Comb to untangle knots and comb wet hair
Tangle Teezerm, S-Heart-S, IKOO – If you have long hair, you definitely need one of these brushes. It will gently detangle your hair and make it easier to apply the mask or conditioner evenly.

Comb with rare and frequent teeth
Everything is simple here: a ponytail is needed for parting, rare teeth for combing curls and frequent teeth for smooth, collected hairstyles.
How to choose a comb according to your hair type?
When choosing a comb, you must first consider the structure and length of your hair. Here are the best brushes for each type.


— Curly. For this type of hair, a comb that does not break the texture and curls or is designed for wet strands is more suitable. For example, combs with sparse teeth.


— Porous. Owners of this type of hair are better off choosing brushing with natural bristles or a massage brush.


— Direct vitreous. Such hair is usually thin, so combs or ceramic brushing for root volume are suitable for this.
Which combs are suitable for styling
To create perfectly smooth hairstyles in the style of Hailey Bieber, a fine comb with natural bristles is perfect. It will help to properly comb all the “roosters” and evenly distribute gel or mousse styling products.
For large, combed, lush curls in the style of old money, you can use the well-known Tangle Teezer – combing ready-made curls so that the curls turn into a light, voluminous wave.
For surfer curls, use a wide-tooth comb. Don’t forget to spray your curls with salt spray afterwards; This will add texture to your hair and make it denser.
What material should the comb be made of?
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Nowadays carbon fiber combs are the most popular. They have an antistatic effect, do not damage the hair, do not undergo unpredictable chemical reactions and last for a long time. However, wooden, metal and plastic combs have long lost their importance in professional use.
Can your hair get damaged if you comb it wrong?
An incorrectly chosen comb can at least damage your hair type and shape, and at the most it can damage the hair strands and break them. Therefore, when choosing a comb, you should choose proven brands and comb models.
How to comb your hair correctly?
To detangle your hair, you need to start from the ends and gradually move upwards, covering more and more area of the strand. You also only need to comb dry hair. Wet wires are much more vulnerable and susceptible to mechanical damage. So make sure they are dry before brushing.
How often should you change your comb?
There are no strict regulations regarding the lifespan of the comb. It should be replaced in the following cases:
— there is damage to the work surface;
– bristles are crushed;
— The surface of the comb reacted with any hair product and changed color.
Source: People Talk

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