When I have wet hair, it is the gentlest way to get through the tangles. hahaWhere to Buy:Find this little lovely again on Amazon, for only $11 USD! I actually purchased mine at Whole Foods, but I paid a few dollars more, so I recommend picking it up online.Widu Wide Tooth Hardwood CombMy Widu comb is what I use after showering. The bf likes to steal this one once in a while “because it feels nice”. It’s great for lovelies that have shorter or thinner hair, and don’t need the giant paddle brush. It’s small and handy, perfect for travel and for daily use on the go.
If you’re looking for completely wood bristles, or, if you have thinner hair, or short hair, you may love my purse-sized brush below.Where to BuyYou can find my favourite brush for a VERY affordable price of $11 USD on Amazon! Or find the same paddle brush, with completely wooden bristles (their “massage” brush) for$21 USD also on Amazon here.Bass Oval Cushion Wood BrushMy other love is my little bamboo Bass brush, which I keep in my purse. The bristles on this one are ionic, so anti-static, and wood tipped. It’s gentle, lightweight and the best brush I’ve ever used. I find I loose less hair in the brush than others (measured by how often I have to clean it out). It’s a breeze to do a quick and gentle brush with this paddle. Because I have long hair, this brush works masterfully through long and thick hair. I sometimes will brush with my purse-sized oval brush firmly on the scalp to massage my “noggin” :) This also helps increase circulation on your scalp, bringing lovely nutrients to the hair folliclesWooden hairbrushes crafted from bamboo, which is a sustainable resource – it rapidly regrows after being harvested, and it can grow in damaged and soil depleted soilOlivia Garden Healthy Hair Paddle Brush – Wood BristlesThis is my favourite of all my brushes.
Since they are wide, they are less likely to break the hair when combing.Wooden bristles don’t produce any static (that you will find with synthetic brushes and combs)Wooden bristles feel like little massaging fingers on your scalp – particularly if you’re familiar with acupressure. Here’s why:The Top 5 Reasons to Use a Wooden Brush / CombNatural wooden bristles help to naturally condition your hair, and evenly distribute your hair’s natural oils down the hair shaftWooden bristles are also gentle and durable. But before I start digging into all that is good and great in the natural haircare product world, I thought I’d share with you a quick, but useful post on my hair care tools: the wooden masterpieces that keep my hair healthy and strong.Today I’m sharing with you the only tools that touch my head these days: my bamboo wooden paddle brush, my purse-sized natural bamboo bristle brush and my bamboo wide tooth comb.I use only wood bristle brushes and combs.
I have tried everything I could get my hands on. For the better part of a year, I have been working on a hair post.
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