Comb Or Brush When Wet?
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Feb 22, 2013
Murphy P.
Which is better? I have fine, long, thin hair. it splits very easily. when you get out of the shower is it better to use aplastic comb or brush with plastic bristles? thanks for the help!! :)
Feb 22, 2013
Melissa M.
A comb will damage your hair less but you have to remember that hair is fragile when wet. I have naturally curly hair and I don't comb or brush it I just use my fingers
Feb 22, 2013
Kristi S.
Brushes usually. combs rip terribly. here's what to do: get a comb and brush and just compare. if you literally *feel* hair being ripped form your scalp, or if one doesn't reach the end of your hair easily, then don't use that one.
so many people say that you should use combs, but if you just stop and feel you'll know which to use.
Feb 22, 2013
Lia S.
I have the same type of hair and take it from me coming from alone family a long line of cosmetologist in hair stylist a comb home especially a wide to detangling comb is perfect to use.
Feb 22, 2013
Trish F.
Wide tooth Comb! Try not to comb it why wet wait till its almost dried.
Feb 22, 2013
Stephanie D.
Don't f'ing brush your hair when it's wet. It's way more elastic when wet and you will snap it right off. You can detangle it *very* carefully with a WIDE TOOTHED comb, but honestly, I'd stay away from doing that until it's at least 75% dry.
Feb 22, 2013
C D.
comb!
Feb 22, 2013
C D.
comb!
Feb 22, 2013
Kristi S.
Brushing your hair does wayyy less damage. you can feel a comb rip your hair out. brushes glide through.
Feb 22, 2013
Anna T.
A brush will glide through if you turn the brush vertical so that the bristles are in line. Keep a wide toothed comb in the shower and comb through your hair while the conditioner is in and gently rinse. This will help take a lot of stress off your strands. But really, if you use your brush properly, bristles aligned straight, then it isn't much different than combing.
Feb 22, 2013
Kristi S.
@Anna: thank you :) I didn't realize about lining the bristles up, but that makes sense. I've always just done it the path of least resistance.
Feb 22, 2013
Brandy M.
A wide tooth detangling comb would be best. I never brush while wet
Feb 22, 2013
Anna T.
No prob, it was pointed out to me in beauty school. Also, Shays tip about starting from the ends is good as well.
Feb 22, 2013
Kristi S.
Anna: yeah that I *have* always done. my real dad used to train horses and thats how he brushed their manes and tails. he always did it to me and I I turn did it myself :)
Feb 22, 2013
Anna T.
Whatever it takes! Horses have beautiful hair! Lol
Feb 22, 2013
F F.
Use a big "rake" comb/ wide tooth.. And be gentle, wet hair breaks fast.
Feb 22, 2013
Lolli S.
Plastic comb
Feb 22, 2013
Lolli S.
Yes that's the rt one F.F mentioned or use your fingers that's wht I alz do.