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Hack To Clean Hair Brushes. We're going to cover how to wash. You’ll only need an hour and three basic ingredients — which you probably already have on hand at home — to fully rehab your brush: Here's how to clean your hair brushes the right way! Our expert explains how to properly clean a hairbrush—whether it's made of synthetic or natural bristles—and how to clean your comb, too. Warm water, shampoo, and a toothpick. Can never seem to get all that hair, lint, and product residue off your hairbrush? If you want your hair to look its best, without any unwanted oils, dirt, or product residue, consider giving your hairbrush a thorough cleaning on a regular basis. Here’s the best part of the hack: Brushes need to be cleaned in order to remove the oil, dead skin cells, and styling products which cling to the brushes, says mary wendel, m.d., medical director at medi tresse.

Here’s the best part of the hack: Our expert explains how to properly clean a hairbrush—whether it's made of synthetic or natural bristles—and how to clean your comb, too. Brushes need to be cleaned in order to remove the oil, dead skin cells, and styling products which cling to the brushes, says mary wendel, m.d., medical director at medi tresse. If you want your hair to look its best, without any unwanted oils, dirt, or product residue, consider giving your hairbrush a thorough cleaning on a regular basis. We're going to cover how to wash. Can never seem to get all that hair, lint, and product residue off your hairbrush? Warm water, shampoo, and a toothpick. You’ll only need an hour and three basic ingredients — which you probably already have on hand at home — to fully rehab your brush: Here's how to clean your hair brushes the right way!

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Hack To Clean Hair Brushes We're going to cover how to wash. We're going to cover how to wash. Warm water, shampoo, and a toothpick. Our expert explains how to properly clean a hairbrush—whether it's made of synthetic or natural bristles—and how to clean your comb, too. Can never seem to get all that hair, lint, and product residue off your hairbrush? If you want your hair to look its best, without any unwanted oils, dirt, or product residue, consider giving your hairbrush a thorough cleaning on a regular basis. Here’s the best part of the hack: Here's how to clean your hair brushes the right way! Brushes need to be cleaned in order to remove the oil, dead skin cells, and styling products which cling to the brushes, says mary wendel, m.d., medical director at medi tresse. You’ll only need an hour and three basic ingredients — which you probably already have on hand at home — to fully rehab your brush: