Wave – 100% Soft Boar Bristle Hair Brush with Free Comb

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Caring for a wave brush is a bit different compared to a regular hair brush. A wave brush has special bristles for one and is only found online for the most part. 360 Wave brushes are also created with higher quality with special colors so wave brushes are way more expensive. To protect the wave brush and extend its life you should clean the brush once every two months. You can do this by taking a comb and running it through the bristles of the brush gently over a bathroom sink. This will get the loose hairs and debris out of the brush. You mustn't completely submerge the hair brush in water. This brush is not a shower brush. Cleaning it this way could ruin the paint and color. It is important to rinse the debris and product residue out of the brush It is okay for the brush's bristles to get wet. Most wave brush's bristles shed because it is made out of actual boar bristles. Wave Brush vs. Standard brush: What's the Difference? Getting the perfect hairstyle boosts your confidence. You can easily approach your partners and friends with a smiling face with no fear of being criticized. However, the beauty of hairstyle may depend on individual liking. Yes, the hair texture can affect the quality of the 180 waves. For example, an individual with soft textured hair tends to get better waves than others.

If you’re someone who uses a blow dryer throughout your wave process, you’re 100% going to want to use a wood brush. Ensure that that you brush your hair starting from your crown then moving downward at a slower speed. For hair care, this brush stands out for its ability to glide through wet hair like a schooner through calm waters. With its durable yet gentle bristles, it’s built to handle the most unruly of manes post-shower without causing breakage or harm. If you’re going to brush your hair daily, make sure you spray it with water first. How to Clean Your Wave Brush You may have seen the 180, 360, 540, and 720 waves and wondered how you could get a similar hairstyle. Well, we’ve all been there. I’ve tried 360 and 180 waves at different times and I love them both! The hairstyle has been around for so long. These days, I lean towards the 180 waves due to my fades haircut.

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For example, if you have longer hair or want a sleeker, smoother look to your waves, consider trying a round wave brush.

Alternatively, when compared to paddle wave brushes, vented waves brushes are said to create a more dramatic look. Plus, the bristles of waves brushes are not only meant to help shape the waves, but the softer bristles help distribute the natural oils from your scalp as well as any wave grease or pomade you might be using. Gather Supplies: You'll need water, soap (hand soap, dishwashing liquid, or shampoo), a comb, and a towel.With their straight edges, rectangular paddle brushes smoothly comb through hair sections and are the most popular style. Use light pressure and brush small sections at a time, no wider than 1-2 inches. Don’t aggressively brush.