What are the best brushes for your hair that minimize breakage and pullout?

The centuries old advice to give your hair 100 brush strokes every morning with a good natural hair brush has lost nothing in truth. The best hairbrushes are made from boar bristle. A good haircut should take care of any split ends in your hair and a good natural hair shampoo should cleanse the hair without stressing it.

Avoid any products that contain alcohol in any form as they tend to dry out hair and can make it brittle. The latter generally also can happen if you dye your hair regularly, especially blonde. A very good "conditioner" and at the same time a natural cure for dandruff is a tea made from rosemary.

Rinse your hair with it when the tea has cooled down to the temperature you feel comfortable with. Rosemary is usually used for dark hair and lemon juice mixed with water or camomile tea is generally used for fair hair.

I don't think a best brush can replace a complete and balanced nutrition (hard to accomplish for most of us). I say it because once you are not healthy inside because you lack the necessary nutrients, it will also manifest on your external appearance like your skin, nails and hair. So that if we feel ill inside, it makes our hair follicles become weak and so with just light strokes of brushes, our hair will easily shed off.

One major cause for me, always, to have falling hair is that when I skip meals or if I didn’t eat in a right time. I don’t know but it always happened to me whenever I could skip meals or delay it. Brushes or combs don’t have big effects on me though I also choose the ones that are good for detangling hair in order to lessen the occurrence of hair fall.

Now, I am taking the complete food supplement that has 29 vitamins and minerals, anti-oxidants and anti-aging formulae, and a lot more. I notice that my hair fall is now lessened. For natural solutions on how to solve your problem with falling hair, please take a look at tips that you can find at ezinearticles.com/?Solution-for-Falling-... .

For the brush, I choose the DENMAN Paddle Brush because it has got 5 out of 5 stars rating from 38 customers. Its description says it’s for detangling, smoothing and grooming all types of medium to very long hair.

The best brush you can use for your hair are circular brushes or those brushes that have thick bristles. Circular brushes works fine because they just glide smoothly in your hair instead of pulling strands together while brushes with thick bristles doesn't pull much hair at once plus massages your scalp as well. I recommend using wooden brush for it doesn't create friction.

Also, you can use hair comb rather than brush because there are more chances of hair breakage when using hair brush. Aside from picking the right brush, there are things you can do to avoid hair breakage. 1.

When brushing your hair, start from brushing the ends first. Maybe try brushing about 4 inches to the tips first until you've untangled the tips and work your way up. This will minimize breakage due to tangles.2.

Hold your hair from your head while you brush that certain portion. This will minimize pullouts.3. Do not brush your hair right after shower.

You can wait for a little while until it dries up a bit. Wet hair is a lot brittle compared when it's dry. You can gently untangle your hair first using your hands and when it dries up a bit, you can start brushing or combing your hair.4.Do not over-do the brushing... Hair just tends to break easily if you're always brushing them so once you see that your hair is okay and tangle free, you can stop brushing.

I currently sport a long hair and I do these tips myself to prevent too much falling hair. :).

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