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Thu Feb 22, 2007 3:00 pm |
Ah.
I bought myself a new brush recently, a boar bristle one... Not only does it keep my hair shiny (natural bristles draw the scalp oils down the shaft of the hair); it also is just the thing I need to calm my aching head before I go to bed. I'm telling you guys, there is NOTHING like a good old brushing with a good brush as a pre-slumber scalp massage! It just relaxes me and leaves my head feeling like jello. No to mention my hair feels all shiny and silky, too.
--avalange |
_________________ http://newnaturalbeauty.tumblr.com/ 37, light-toned olive skin, broken caps, normal skin. My staples: Osea cleansing milk, Algae Oil, Advanced Protection Cream, Eyes & Lips, Tata Harper, Julie Hewett makeup, Amazing Cosmetics Powder, & By Terry Light Expert, Burnout, and daily inversion therapy and green smoothies! |
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Thu Feb 22, 2007 3:02 pm |
I love my boar bristle brush. It is well worth the investment in an excellent brush. |
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Thu Feb 22, 2007 3:39 pm |
I love my boar bristle too! |
_________________ Live in Switzerland, age 32, dehydrated combination skin, sensitive to climate changes, some food and cosmetic products. Very fair. |
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Thu Feb 22, 2007 3:45 pm |
I too have a boar bristle brush and it is one of the best investments I made, I don't loose half as much hair from brushing and styling also the condition is a lot better.
I got a Maralyn brush from Ultah last year. |
_________________ oily/acne prone - acne scars on chin area/Large Pores in winter. Oily in Summer. Fair, nuetral/cool complexion, burn easily. Early 20s |
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Thu Feb 22, 2007 4:22 pm |
avalange wrote: |
Ah.
I bought myself a new brush recently, a boar bristle one... Not only does it keep my hair shiny (natural bristles draw the scalp oils down the shaft of the hair); it also is just the thing I need to calm my aching head before I go to bed. I'm telling you guys, there is NOTHING like a good old brushing with a good brush as a pre-slumber scalp massage! It just relaxes me and leaves my head feeling like jello. No to mention my hair feels all shiny and silky, too.
--avalange |
Avalange, I got a boar bristle brush but I found it hard to use as it wouldn't get close to my scalp. How do you use it? I end up using my regular brush all the time. |
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Thu Feb 22, 2007 5:35 pm |
I love my boar bristle brush, mine is a Louise Marie Longhairs 'Kinder Brush' (all boar in a wooden base). I split my hair in half, work my way from the ends to the scalp to detangle (always brushing against my body), then put it together and brush carefully from the top to the bottom.
I also have a Mason Pearson 'Popular' which is nylon and boar in a rubber base. I do not use it anymore, although it does get through to the scalp easily, it is tougher on the length of the hair. For me, with the MP it is too easy to pull too hard and break the hair off. |
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