When it comes to one’s beauty routine, curating the perfect skin care regime, playing with the prettiest powdered pigments, and even drawing a luxurious, rose-scented bath is often at the forefront.

This will sound gross, but I’ve never deep cleaned my hairbrushes and combs. Sure, I’ve cleaned out the trapped hair that gets on the brush after I use it, but I’ve never done anything more than that.

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Regularly cleaning your hairbrush is important because of everything that collects on it with daily use. Dead skin cells, ...

Taking good care of your hair is essential for making it look its best. We wash and brush our hair regularly and style it to keep it looking healthy and well-kept. An important part of keeping your ...

We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. Lol, here's something I'm not super proud of: You know that gross, linty residue that builds up in your ...

The best first step is to take out the hair, lint, and larger pieces of build-up that you can with ease. This set is a great combination to get a brush clean. My first line of defense is the plastic ...

Just as you wouldn’t use a grimy dishcloth to wipe your countertops, you don’t want to use a dirty hair brush to style your hair. Oil, flakes and product buildup transfer to bristles during use. As ...

Most of us have a hair-washing routine we religiously stick to — there's probably a shampoo, a conditioner, and maybe even a hair mask. Post-shower, you may use an oil or a detangler, followed by ...

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