German Boar Bristle Brush for Hair Condition and Scalp Exfoliation

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Manual: Essential Guide for Hair Brushing

• Dry Hair:

• Gently brush to avoid frizz or breakage. The natural oils in your scalp, sebum, help protect your hair. Slowly work your way from roots to tips, distributing these oils evenly.

• Damp Hair:

• Use a wooden pin brush, designed for wet hair, to minimize damage. Start from the ends and gradually move up to the roots, which keeps tangles at bay and reduces pulling.

Brush in Sections: - For thick or tangled hair, separate it into sections to brush efficiently. Methodical brushing in sections leads to perfect styling, ensuring a smooth finish.

Dry Hair: - Stroke from the roots to the bottom of your hair. This process helps distribute natural oils, richer near the roots, to the strands at the tips, where they are often drier.

Brush Maintenance: - Clean Regularly: Hairbrushes can collect hair, oils, and products. Clean them weekly using warm, soapy water, removing hair strands and rinsing thoroughly. - Check for Damage: Ensure the bristles are not bent or broken. Replace worn brushes to maintain proper hair care.

Important Warnings: - Avoid Aggressive Brushing: Gentle brushing is crucial, especially for curly or fine hair, to prevent split ends and breakage. - Be Careful with Heat: Use brushes designed for hot tools if employing heat on your hair. Overheating can damage your brush and your hair. - Don’t Overdo It: Excessive brushing leads to damage and breakage. Brush enough to remove tangles, ensuring a smooth finish without overworking.

Compliance Marking Certificate: - IFS Household and Personal Care: The product meets the higher-level requirements with a score of 98.21%. - Certificate Registration No. 44 294 160243 - Audit Report No. 3536 4455

This guide ensures you use your hairbrush effectively, maintaining healthy, manageable hair while adhering to top-quality standards.