Let me start off by saying that when I received my box of HairFree brushes, my skepticism was sky-high. In short, these brushes promise to not only be self-cleaning but also give you a sleek, smooth, styling – sans flat iron.
I muttered to myself all the way to the vanity.
But then I ended up being a bit surprised…
The brushes work by using ceramic coated plates and an adjustable knob that converts the brushes into vent brushes, letting air flow in to speed up the drying process. And while I can’t agree that it can REPLACE the hair dryer/flat iron process …read more

I’m sort of freaking out.
This morning, I was blowing out my hair, and I noticed a TON in my brush. Like, more than usual.
As I have a history of breakage, and have been less-than-on-top of my vitamins lately, I fear that this ailment may be happening again!
What causes breakage and hair loss? Well, tons of factors – but styling can be one of them! Brushing often is supposed to help – it increases circulation – but I brush my hair several times a day! So, that’s not the reason.
Tight ponytails can also cause hair loss because this puts additional tension …read more

Here I am thinking anything more than $10 is a ridiculously expensive hair brush. You could have knocked my head off with a frying pan when I saw this $169 Mason Pearson hair brush. So what makes this such an expensive hairbrush? It’s made by Mason Pearson which happens to be the premier hair brush manufacturer based in England.
Furthermore:
The distinctive design incorporates spired, uneven tufts of boar bristle and nylon mixture in the pneumatic rubber pad that enables each individual tuft to penetrate through the scalp and maximize the health and appearance of the hair and scalp. This hairbrush is …read more

I am quite interested with the Infiniti by Conair Retractable Bristle Brush.
The bristles retract to avoid hair tangling which is also a good thing come cleaning time. It has tourmaline ceramic to provide shine in he hair. It uses Ion technology to reduce static and frizz.
According to Amazon.com :
# Can be used for wet or dry styling
# For hair of all textures
# Smoothes coarse curly or wavy hair
# Creates soft curls and adds shape and volume
This is really something I would like to try. Has anyone tried it yet? Any helpful reviews for me and the readers …read more

How cool is this Moroccan Sunrise Pop-Up Travel Brushes from Sephora?

A compact with a mirror and  pop-up brush. Perfect for traveling, work place, or when you’re out on a date with someone or your friends. The size fits any night time clutch. So if you feel like giving your hair a small touch up brush, you could very well do so. That’s for the hair. The mirror is for checking your face or the newly brushed hair too.
It comes in either fuchsia or tangerine colors. $8 at Sephora.
(Image : Sephora)

Hairstylist Richard Collins picked a Tourmaline Poly Pin paddle brush in the past issue (November 2008) of ELLE magazine. He said a flat brush like the Tourmaline paddle brush will help you achieve a “classic and beautiful” hair style. A flat brush like this makes it easy for anyone to have that subtle style changes in hairstyles.
I don’t know about you but looking at the flat brush, I almost feel like brushing my hair until it’s all smooth and shiny. It’s been a while since I actually sat down and brushed my hair at night. It reminds me …read more

With my new hair, and my impatience with hair irons lately ( I need to dry my hair first before using them, ) and after watching this, I think I’m going to buy myself a professional hair dryer and a Sephora Large Voluminzer Hair Brush.
Perfect for creating long lasting, frizz-free volume, this high quality brush is hand crafted from pure bubinga wood and natural boar bristles. Made to last, this essential styling tool makes styling a breeze.

The famous Denman anti-static rubber pad provides maximum grip and control during blowdrying for smoothing, shaping and polishing the hair.
In my highschool days, the “in” brush was definitely Denman. Everyone who’s who in school would have it, and it was the “brush to have,” actually. But owning Denman brushes are definitely more than status symbols. I assure you that.
When I got my first Denman brush in a simple Classic D3 style, I remember carefully scrutinizing every detail it had – it had sturdy bristles ( smooth nylon pins as the website calls it ), all flexible, and durable. When I …read more