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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Hairbrush that won't cause frizz

No matter what hairbrush I use it turns my hair frizzy. Any recommencations for one that won't do this?

 

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Re: Hairbrush that won't cause frizz

Try spraying a little Static Guard on your brush before brushing your hair.

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Re: Hairbrush that won't cause frizz


@Glorimar wrote:

No matter what hairbrush I use it turns my hair frizzy. Any recommencations for one that won't do this?

 


You probably mean static and not frizz. 

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Registered: ‎06-01-2010

Re: Hairbrush that won't cause frizz

Try using a wide-toothed comb instead of a brush. I don’t think that neither a brush nor a comb will stop frizz though. I haven’t used a brush in over 30 years, but still fight frizz in the summer months.

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Re: Hairbrush that won't cause frizz

@Glorimar  Try a natural boar bristle brush. That's all I've ever used and have never had issues with frizz, broken ends or thinning hair. I'm 70 and just now going grey around my face. Confident it's due to brushing 100 strokes each day of my life with those brushes!

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Re: Hairbrush that won't cause frizz

I was using Chaz's round natural boar until I stumbled onto a WalMart special...(I had forgotten my case while on a vacation, so I was forced to replace certain items)...I think it is all synthetic, or it could be a synthetic mix. Anyway, out went the Chaz!

 

This is a Conair with a bronze tone barrel.