HAIR: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW — combination of bristle type

WHAT TYPE of BRISTLE BRUSH is GOOD for my HAIR?

3D BRISTLE PATTERN® Adjustable Tensions™ Blow drying your hair Blow-drying brush Blow-drying tips Boar Bristle Brush Boar bristle Brushes coanda effect combating heat damage combination of bristle type different bristle types fine fragile hair Fine hair frizz free frizzy hair hair blow-dryer brushes HOTHEADS Hair Brushes hotheads styling brushes HOTHEADS® How to clean my boar bristle brush How to clean my hair brush improve your experience when blow-drying

WHAT TYPE of BRISTLE BRUSH is GOOD for my HAIR?

              WHAT TYPE OF BRISTLE BRUSH IS GOOD FOR MY HAIR?                            NOT ALL HAIRBRUSHES are ONE SIZE FITS ALL.     BOAR BRISTLE and URTHEONE BRISTLE brushes are for those who are looking for SHINY, HEALTHY, MANAGEABLE HAIR. The structure of a boar brush has a core of wood or other materials used as the backbone with BRISTLE tufts inserted into either straight rows or cork screwed at various degrees of twist this helps create better EASE of USE, SMOOTHNESS, VOLUME and SHINE.  What to look for in a boar...

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Controlled Damage / Physically Fit Hair Revised Feb 6th

Blow drying your hair blow-dry styling Blow-drying brush Blow-drying hair Blow-drying tips Boar bristle Brushes BRUSH FOR brushing combating heat damage combination of bristle type curly unruly hair types Damage free hair environment excessive heat damage fine fragile hair Fine hair frizz free frizzy hair Hair and scalp HAIR JOURNEY Healthy Hair healthy scalp improve growth and density Prevent heat damage preventing droopy hair Reduce HEAT DAMAGE to your HAIR Self Care Hair Care shine Thicker hair types to improve ones’ styling experience. Treatments

Controlled Damage / Physically Fit Hair    Revised Feb 6th

                           Controlled Damage for Physically Fit Hair (Revised)   CONTROLLED DAMAGE / PHYSICALLY FIT HAIR is when you have a balance in the hair combining healthy, everyday wear and tear and or heat damaged hair.  The goal is to have an overall condition of the hair which allows you to style with ease and still having the natural shine, and strength enough to hold your style for more than an hour. Fine healthy hair tends to hang, straight, flat and loses its shape quickly when styled. To help make this hair type Physically Fit use a deep cleansing shampoo that...

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HEAT and a HAIR BRUSH Nov 8th 2022

3D BRISTLE PATTERN™ Better Balance Reduced Fatigue blow-dry styling BLOW-DRYING and how it affects HAIR COLOR Blow-drying brush Boar Bristle Brush Boar bristle Brushes BRUSH FOR Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Color fading combating heat damage combination of bristle type comfortable to hold Controlled Air Flow curly unruly hair types Damage free hair different bristle types dry faster less heat Ease of use and SPEED ergonomics excessive heat excessive heat damage Fine hair Hair and scalp heat damage from extremely hot dryers. heat damage of hair heat damage of the hair HELP PREVENT COLOR FADING when BLOW-DRYING longer handle Menopause Metal free. overheating/burning your hair preventative approach to styling Prevention of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Reduce drying time slide easily through Slippy vs Grippy Smoothing Brush smoothing hairbrush STRAIGHTENING BRUSH

HEAT and a HAIR BRUSH Nov 8th 2022

How Much Heat is Too Much? It’s not just your hair dryer, it’s your brush too amplifying the heat damage to your hair and roots. Some excessively hot hairdryers not only cause an uneven flash drying effect that removes surface moisture but can affect the internal moisture in the hair. The cuticle then becomes dry and brittle, so when the hair is wrapped over the brush or slide through this then causes the cuticle to crack, which can cause breakage when simply brushing the hair. Our experience with the many hair dryers we have tested has shown the temperatures are...

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THE ANATOMY OF A HAIR BRUSH Updated OCT 2022

Blow drying your hair Blow-drying brush BRUSH FOR brushing hair combination of bristle type Copper HAIR BRUSH HOT BRUSH STRAIGHTENING BRUSH

THE ANATOMY OF A HAIR BRUSH Updated OCT 2022

  <script type="text/javascript" src="https://s.skimresources.com/js/270856X1756409.skimlinks.js"></script The Anatomy of a HAIR BRUSH Updated OCT 2022 Purchasing the right brush can solve and prevent more hair problems than you think. Getting the right brush is the KEY to improving your styling technique. What components make up a hairbrush a handle, barrel, and the bristles. HANDLES: come in various shapes and sizes. Handle length examine the length for a better balance. If the handle is too short, it may result in fatigue on your hands and arms while blow drying. Just think of a teeter totter if the handle is shorter than the barrel...

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SLIPPY vs GRIPPY or ADJUSTABLE TENSIONS™

Adjustable Tensions™ Best Brush best brush for thinning hair Better Balance Reduced Fatigue Blow-drying brush Boar bristle Brushes BRUSH FOR carpal tunnel syndrome combination of bristle type Controlled Air Flow fine fragile hair frizzy hair GENTLE TOUCH 3D Bristle Pattern HOT BRUSH HOTHEADS Hair Brushes hotheads styling brushes improve your experience when blow-drying Metal free. Natural bristle brush Reduce drying time Reduce your drying time in half Reduced Color Fading slide easily through Slippy vs Grippy Slippy vs Grippy or adjustable temsions STRAIGHTENING BRUSH without tugging or pulling

SLIPPY vs GRIPPY or ADJUSTABLE TENSIONS™

SLIPPY vs GRIPPY   ADJUSTABLE TENSIONS™ TOO much or NOT enough? What makes a styling brush superior, is its ability to either SLIDE through without tugging or pulling fine fragile hair and having the ability to GRIP creating TENSION when needed for that unruly frizzy hair. A styling brush with only one bristle type limits your ability for all styling possibilities. The types of bristles dictate the performance as well as the spacing and density of these bristles. The term SLIP refers to the movement of the brush through a section of hair with little TENSION. A brush with this type...

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