Hair and bacteria can build up on your hairbrush or comb. To clean these items, experts suggest washing with a soapy solution and using a tool to remove hair.

This will sound gross, but I’ve never deep cleaned my hairbrushes and combs. Sure, I’ve cleaned out the trapped hair that gets on the brush after I use it, but I’ve never done anything more than that.

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We rely on our hairbrush to detangle our clean and dirty hair, day and night. But are you taking the time to care for your trusty tool as often as is needed? Probably not. So when you take a hard look ...

We all know how crucial it is to clean and sanitise your makeup brushes, but people often forget about their hairbrushes. The one tool we all use every single day! Like any tool with repeated use, it ...

The best first step is to take out the hair, lint, and larger pieces of build-up that you can with ease. This set is a great combination to get a brush clean. My first line of defense is the plastic ...

Lice combs need more than just a quick rinse under warm water to remove lice and their eggs, also called nits, from your hair. Lice combs can be an effective treatment for head lice infestations. The ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Round brushes transform straight strands into larger-than-life blowouts. Edge brushes help you achieve ...