The Best Way to Wash Your Hair Brushes

Keeping your hairbrush clean is essential for maintaining healthy hair and scalp hygiene. Over time, brushes collect dust, hair, and product buildup, which can transfer back to your hair. Fortunately, washing your brushes is quick and simple with the right tools and method. Here's how to do it:

Step 1: Remove Stubborn Hair

Start by using a metal hairbrush cleaner to remove tangled hair from the base of the brush. These handy tools are specifically designed to pull out even the most stubborn strands that get stuck between the bristles.

Step 2: Soak and Scrub

Fill your sink with warm water and add a splash of shampoo to create a nice, foamy lather. Submerge your hairbrushes in the water, ensuring the bristles are fully soaked. Take a toothbrush and gently scrub the bristles and base of the hairbrush to loosen dirt, oils, and product residue.

Step 3: Rinse and Dry

Once clean, rinse the hairbrushes thoroughly to remove any soap residue. Lay them bristle-side down on a clean towel and allow them to air dry completely.

Why Clean Weekly?

Dust builds up surprisingly quickly on hairbrushes, and it often tangles with loose hair, creating knots that make brushing less effective and more frustrating. Cleaning your brushes once a week prevents this buildup, keeping your hair tools fresh and functional.

With this simple routine, you’ll enjoy cleaner brushes and healthier hair!

Products Mentioned:

1. Metal Hairbrush Cleaner 
2. Pink Detangling Hairbrush
3. Red Light Electric Scalp Massager
4. Pink Root Bottle Hair Comb