PlasticFar Children's Comb 12.5 cm

Do you have short hair that just needs a quick brush and you're ready to go, or long hair that you sometimes painstakingly detangle with tears in your eyes? And is the situation familiar to you when you stand helplessly in a drugstore or a hairdressing supplies store in front of a shelf full of brushes and combs, and the world is more desperate than usual at that moment? If so, don't lose heart! For all of you, we have delved into this confusing array of various sizes, materials, densities, and shapes, and we present the basic types of combs and brushes along with their primary uses. As early as tomorrow, you can walk into your favorite drugstore with your head held high and a smile on your face – choosing the right one will be a breeze!

Ordinary wide-tooth comb
This comb may look like a poor relative next to the others, but it is absolutely ideal for detangling hair, especially when wet. It is generally known that wet hair is more prone to tearing, so never brush it. A wide-toothed comb does not tear the hair and is gentle on it, but the result also depends on your technique – do not comb your hair forcefully, but gently, strand by strand, detangle the tangled hair. (Learn more in the article: Are tangled hair bothering you? No longer!)

Teasing Comb for Volume
This comb with dense teeth is designed for teasing hair; thanks to the narrow gaps and proper hand movements, it can give hair incredible volume.

The end of the comb is used for separating strands, creating a straight part, and for hair magic that requires accuracy and precision. Teasing can stress your hair, so learn the proper technique and treat your mane to restorative balms and masks.

Round Brush for Blow-Drying
Round brushes are great for blow-drying hair, they come in many different sizes, and generally, the longer the hair, the wider the brush.

The holes inside the round brush cause the hair to dry faster as air passes through them during blow-drying. With the right tricks, you can achieve a voluminous hairstyle in no time.

Flat brush for combing
Flat brushes are designed for long hair or for those who have been blessed with a thick mane.

Carefully comb your hair with them and use a wide-toothed comb for tangled areas. Wide flat brushes are also used when blow-drying hair, which can beautifully smooth and straighten it. (If you like to wear your hair smooth, check out our article: What can a hair straightener do?)

The new feature is hairbrushes based on ionic technology, which smooth the hair and even hydrate it while brushing.

After using them, they will be shinier, more voluminous, and free of static charge. Such brushes soften hair and prevent frizz, help hair dry faster, and heal split ends.

Combs and brushes should not have sharply pointed teeth – they can irritate the scalp and even cause dandruff, and the irritation can also lead to increased oiliness of the skin. Plastic combs can cause hair to become static, so if you have this problem, it's better to get a wooden one. And what are boar bristle brushes good for? When brushing, the hair is not strained as much, and their density removes dust and fine impurities that settle in them.