Most women pay special attention to hair care. But what about combs? They also require special attention.
Not cleaning your combs can cause serious hair problems, so here are some tips on how to clean your combs.
Why is this important?
Before we dive into the process of cleaning your hairbrushes, it's important to understand why it's so important.
A brush clogged with hair, dust and product residue not only loses its functionality, but can also become a source of bacteria that can damage your hair and scalp.
Step-by-step cleaning instructions
Many people simply clean their hair and use various antibacterial products, but this is not enough. The step-by-step instructions are as follows:
Hair removal
The first step is to remove hair from the comb.
This can be done using the handle of a comb, the serrated end, or a special cleaning brush.
Pre-rinse
Next, rinse the comb in warm water with a mild shampoo or detergent. This will help soften and remove any product residue and dirt.
Using a brush and sponge
For a deeper clean, you can use a soft toothbrush or sponge to thoroughly clean your teeth and remove stubborn dirt.
Washing and drying
After cleaning, the comb should be thoroughly rinsed with clean water and allowed to air dry.
It is important to avoid using hot air or dryers to prevent deformation of the material.
Treatment with antibacterial agent
Even after all these manipulations, microbes and bacteria may remain on the surface.
They can be treated with alcohol or alcohol-containing products. Comb hygiene is key, so it should definitely not be ignored.
Earlier we talked about why hair falls out after winter.
