Hair Brushes, What's the Difference?
Did you know there are different types of hair brushes?
From bristles, ventilation, and size these are major factors you want to consider next time you pick one up or purchase a new one. Your hair type and texture is dependent on it!
We’ll give you the rundown below. Then let us know…
Are you using the right brush?
1. Vented Paddle Brush
Has ball-point tips on the end of the bristles and is great for detangling. It will glide smoothly through the hair.
Has vents for the air to flow through, so it’s great to use for effective blow drying.
Has a little flex and give.
Perfect for a lot of different hair types and is a good universal brush.
Best for someone who blow-dries their hair a lot and wants to save time.
2. Nylon Bristle
Bristles are strong and sturdy. Great for long, thick, strong hair.
Great for detangling thick hair.
No ball-point tips, so not ideal for fine hair or those with a sensitive scalp.
Great basic starter brush.
Best for someone with long, thick, strong, wavy/straight hair.
3. Nylon and Boar Bristle Blend
A great all-around brush for many people.
Longer bristles with ball-point tip for detangling + boar bristles for smoothing.
Cushion base, which gives flexibility on the scalp.
Best for individuals with hair that is easy to style, brush through, and in good condition.
4. Paddle
A good all-around brush and the most gentle type.
Ball-point tips on the bristle ends.
Has a cushion base, which is excellent for smoothing and detangling dry hair.
Not a great option to use while blow-drying.
Best for someone with fine hair.
