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Obviously, the length of time this takes depends on the quality of the brush, whether you’re taking care of it and how often you’re using it. Combs generally only need to be replaced when they’re broken to avoid scratching your scalp. Squeeze your wet brush repeatedly, to remove any water that entered the cushioned part….
If you are somebody who exercises regularly or travels a lot, chances are that you’re exposing your scalp to dirt and pollution. This can also be transferred onto your hair brush. Your hair brush and hair strands attract dust and debris from the atmosphere. When your hair is concentrated in one place, this dirt attaches…
Let it sit for a few minutes before rinsing well with cool water. Repeat this process up to once a week, and you’ll notice your brushes and scalp stay cleaner for much longer. Luckily there are steps you can take to prevent this buildup and keep your brush cleaner for longer. After your brush is…