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Why Is A Boar Brush Good For Your Hair?

Author: Hairdo4U January 20, 2010

With so many professional styling brushes to choose from, what makes a boar brush stand out?  They tend to be more expensive and yet I see people spending the money for them.  What do they do for your hair that makes it worthwhile to pay the extra cost?    deville

First of all, boar bristles are natural bristles and are not manufactured like plastic and nylon bristles.  This automatically adds to the cost.  More importantly, however, using a boar bristle brush does so much for your hair.  When using a boar bristle brush you are actually helping to clean your hair.  These brushes also help to redistribute the oils that are produced by your scalp.  And, if you are looking for a brush to help massage your scalp, the boar bristle is the one.  It even seals the cuticles of your hair resulting in shiny hair.

What’s not to like about a boar bristle brush?  They even come in various types and should be selected based on your hair type.  If you have really long hair I would suggest using a paddle brush.  If you have thin or fine hair, try using a brush where the bristles are widely spaced.  If you are styling your hair and are shooting for body or more volume, try a boar bristle round brush.


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