It’s one of our desert island must-haves (along with sunscreen and eyeliner), but we’re ashamed to admit that we don’t treat our hair brush as nicely as we should. And if you’re anything like us, you ...

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Just as you wouldn’t use a grimy dishcloth to wipe your countertops, you don’t want to use a dirty hair brush to style your hair. Oil, flakes and product buildup transfer to bristles during use. As ...

We rely on our hairbrush to detangle our clean and dirty hair, day and night. But are you taking the time to care for your trusty tool as often as is needed? Probably not. So when you take a hard look ...

The best first step is to take out the hair, lint, and larger pieces of build-up that you can with ease. This set is a great combination to get a brush clean. My first line of defense is the plastic ...

Can you tell me how to rid my hairbrush of all the mousse buildup that occurs while blow-drying my hair? I have read that there is something one can soak the brushes in, but I don’t remember what it ...

Most of us have a hair-washing routine we religiously stick to — there's probably a shampoo, a conditioner, and maybe even a hair mask. Post-shower, you may use an oil or a detangler, followed by ...

We use our hairbrushes daily but may forget to clean them as often as necessary. That leads to build-up of hair, dust, sebum and residues from styling products. You can prevent that, plus avoid the ...

A dirty hairbrush is 1) kind of gross and 2) hard to clean. A small strip of pantyhose can make cleaning up all that hair a breeze.

Since most people likely use a hair brush once a day, or more, one might assume that we think to take care of it. If you’re thinking, “when’s the last time I cleaned my hair brush?,” or even “you’re ...