Do Boar Bristle Brushes Really Work? And Why?
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- Most of you have probably heard of using a boar bristle brush or may even have one. But the real question is do you know why boar bristles are great for your hair and why the right type of boar bristle makes all the difference?
Boar bristle brushes are designed to help smooth the cuticle of the hair down. This is important because when a cuticle is raised it can create tangles in your hair and tangles can lead to hair breakage. Along with this when a cuticle is raised hair shows less shine. Think of your hair's cuticle as a piece of tape on a table if the tape is not laid flat on the table the color of the table is a bit dull or not as sharp. Now if you lay that piece of tape flat and smooth it out onto the table the color of the table is clear and very sharp.
Not all boar bristles are created equal. You want to make sure to know what to look for when choosing the right boar bristle brush as boar blends do not create the same results.
Check out my video above as I show you the sister brush to the Wet Brush. The Shine Brush is designed with Mongolian boar and Intellifex bristles to not only detangle hair but to also help lay cuticle flat increasing shine. And for those who use a style extending spray this is a perfect match to use with each application.
I dont know why but she constantly staring me.
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I think she likes you. You should go and speak to her
@@nobody2021 Do tell
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Thanks for this video! I was trying to decide whether or not to get both the wet brush and the shine brush, I think I will now! Without any product my hair is very fluffy and this looks like it will help :)
The wet brush is by far the best hair brush I have ever used. I have very long wavy/curly hair that is often quite prone to tangling. I have tried nearly all the popular brushes currently available and the wet brush works at least 10 times better than all of them. I also have consistently found that it is easier to use and gives a better result than the other popular brush, the “tangle teaser” brush. I love the wet brush and probably have 3 total and I keep one permanently in the bath tub so I can use it to easily detangle 100% my hair in the shower before rinsing out the conditioner.
Have to agree, the wet brush is the best brush I have ever used. Having curly very long hair it's been a mission of epic proportions and many years to find the right brush. Now I'm on the search for a brush that I can use for when my hair is dry, that doesn't pull or break my hair.
@@thesmirkinggrapeYou can use a wet brush on dry hair
have you tried the unbrush?
yes you can use it on dry hair too :)@@y.a.4464
Great video :) It was cool to learn about the bristle quality
0:45 i was absolutely amazing too!!
I bought a boar bristle brush & wow!! I’ll never go back. Theee best
Great video!!
Hi how do you wash the Mason Pearson brush? I want to clean the brush with soap so that it is clean and ready to use again. Shelley x
How to clean the brush after
I saw the Wet Brush also comes in a version with synthetic boar bristles, it's called Wet Brush Go Green Oil Infused. My question is, does that one have the same effect of making the hair soft and hydrated with the natural oils? or is this a property that only natural boar bristles have? Cause I am trying to decide which one to pick.
Can you do a video about brushing curly hair?
I've been using wet brush for years....but tbh my hair was in better shape 15 years ago with a bristle brush. I'm sure part of it is getting older, but maybe thus would be a good compromise. thanks for sharing
Hair changes every years!
That's because the the boar bristle was moving your natural oils down. Your own sebum is the absolute best conditioner.
@@cfoster6804 Yes, the Boar Bristle Brushes - they add shine, softness & volume without yanking my hair out.
I have both😍❤️👍 my fave brand👍
i got mpb will boars brush work for me?
Hello, can you please tell me the completely correct way to clean a boar bristle brush? I’m at a loss. Especially how to clean it and not get that weird smell afterwards!!
Hi!!! Can you help me with a purchase link for the boar bristle brush
hair brushes make my fine hair look oily and weighted down. will this brush be any different
Hi how do you wash the Mason Pearson pure boar bristle brush? I want to clean the brush with soap so that there isn't a build up. Shelley x
Can you tell me what for brush that you use the name for it, that maybe the cheep brushes don't work as well ? And the leave in condisner?
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hey.. i hv shoulder length dry hair that izz very brittle... i want to grow my hair really long.. and the usual shampoos cause a lot of hairfall. wat should i do ?
I just got the Wet Brush Shine yesterday and was wondering if you know whether the boar bristles are humaney harvested.
There doesn’t seem to be information on how they’re harvested, but PETA is convinced the boars are killed for hairbrushes.
@@nottechytutorials idk man they just take the hair right not the skin? lol PETA will nitpick their data but to me it doesnt make sense to kill a whole boar just to get some of its hair idk tho this is just speculation
@@remy7663 good luck tacking hair from a live boar, it's a good way to get maimed or killed, also they don't just take hair: they take the meat to
Thank you for this! I also would like to know about how to ensure you get your hair cut in a healthy way, I feel like a lot of salons "butcher" our hair so it does not stay manageable. How should we ensure our hair be cut so that it looks and is maintained like your mannequin's?
Little Witch often times, over texturising hair can cause this, I am being taught the classic way of cutting hair, which takes years to master, however, the way the hair is cut, is the way it air dries meaning it's easily styled at home, and it's difficult to do and most places will not teach it sufficiently, I wasn't and as a qualified stylist, I am having to relearn everything to do with cutting, so in order to blend bad or choppy cuts, they texturise you and blow dry it so it lays how they want it to. But it's then hell to style at home. Look for a salon that does both long haircuts, and short haircuts styled sleek and straight, curling the hair hides the inconsistencies , as well as that, make sure they teach you how to style it yourself with the correct products
Wow! :) I cannot thank you enough for all of this valuable information. I always wondered why it looked so great coming out of the salon, then at home you had to readjust and wait a couple weeks to "tame" it back into place and get it the way you'd like it. I've been to a couple of places where it seems like they texturized it. There is one salon I keep going back to, who's master stylist knows how to cut my hair so it stays sleek for months afterwards. I was able to grow my hair very long that way - thanks to his mastery. I wish you so much luck on your journey re-learning all the techniques. Next time, I will ask them how to style it an make sure they are not hiding inconsistencies. I wish there were hair salons for people to go to pay for a quick education lesson, and be able to trust the information their stylist gave them. Most of the time its about profit, but I would pay top dollar for someone I could trust. Last place I got my hair done was a recommendation from UA-cam, I got my hair dyed blonde with Olaplex treatment and cut. But the new stylist I had didn't listen to what shade of blonde I wanted and cut my hair too short, yet very bluntly. It didn't seem like she cared about how I looked after, but only that she'd get paid. It cost $300 and took a year to grow back to its original length. I feel like that first initial 15 minutes discussing what you want done is SO important because if that is rushed through, the stylist doesn't really know what you want. Where are you from?
@@fabulously695 i love this reply so much
@@LittleWitchMusic It's true, most salons today just wanna throw you some expensive products you don't need, or that you would find way cheaper in a store at the mall, so that they make a profit and get rid of you quick. And yes, when they mess up a cut, they just arrange it in a way that you only realise it after you wash it at home.
What hair type is the boar bristle hair brush best for please?
Boar bristle hair brush is good for any hair type
thx
What are the names of the brushes you used and where to get them and the spray?
Is it maded from boar hair really or it is just a name?
Really made from boar haid
Where can I get a mannequin like her?!!😻
U sick fuck
wtf a straight hair dresser?
facts not feelings why not? there's straight female construction workers and skilled trades.
Just what I thought!!!
facts not feelings in the past, they exist yeah
@@luckyme100178 BS lol
That Segway at the beginning tho 😫😫
No one hairstylist can using bristle brush to flat iron straightening client’s hair!
I would like to have a mannequin like her.
That mannequin looks miserable
Pretty gross to use boars hairs like this. No thanks
I eat boar bristles for breakfast.
@@maxpower9175 whats really funny about this comment is that you thought in your head "this is a good joke" before typing that out lmao. ok, sounds painful for you and the boar tbh
@@maxpower9175 u good bro?
@@KickinAss1000 who hurt you?
This guys full of it, you knew the camera was there we didn't catch you cleaning that brush you wanted us to see! that's not a wet brush, it's dry as anything! You don't have a wife! I cant take a look at the board i'm looking at a brush!! WHEN WILL THE LIES STOP JEFFREY
It's a wet brush shine 🙄 that the name..
hey.. i hv shoulder length dry hair that izz very brittle... i want to grow my hair really long.. and the usual shampoos cause a lot of hairfall. wat should i do ?