No matter how often you use your hairbrush, it has the ability to act like a sponge. This means it can trap all sorts of residue in its bristles, both from your hair and from the environment.
Also, hair sheds every day (it’s normal to shed 50 to 100 hairs a day). A lot of this hair can accumulate at the base of the brush.
Particles in the environment like soot, dust, and other grime can also settle on your hairbrush and build up over time. If the bristles are already coated in oil or sticky hair products, it can make it even easier for these particles to stick to your hairbrush.
Without regular cleaning, all this residue can get deposited in your hair each time you use your hairbrush. As a result, a dirty hairbrush may have a much harder time doing its job and helping your hair look its best.
There are no hard or fast rules regarding how often to clean a hairbrush and not knowing how to do it properly you can end up damaging the brush.
If you want your hair to look its best, without any unwanted oils, dirt, or product residue, it’s a good idea to give your hairbrush a thorough cleaning on a regular basis. Here is my go to method for cleaning out any type of hair brush.
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