Throughout the entire day your hair goes through a myriad of problems and solutions. Is the air too hot and the hair starting to frizzy? Just roll it up in a bun and forget about it. Does the parent teacher meeting require you and her to be both dresses to the best in your formals? Just throw your hair into a tight braid and hers’ into two ponies. Will the hot guy from English class be walking past you in a few minutes? Just open the hair and ruffle it up for a messy look. Our hair goes through a lot of solutions and at the end of the day it comes down to the important nitty gritties.

Why Comb?

Is it good to comb your hair? Grandmother always used to force you to tie your hair up while you hit the sack and there was not merely stale orthodox followed traditions behind her reasoning but rather a solid science. While we toss and turn dreaming at night, the hair experiences friction with the pillow resulting in weakness and hair breakage. The same way the hair needs a proper comb through before you go on about the day. After a long day, before you retire for the night, make sure you have combed it again once. In the meantime, carry a small handy brush for the daily expert hair settings.

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Combing has a lot of benefits other than the usual settling the hair down. When you comb your hair, the scalp experiences pressure from the comb teeth which in turn stimulates blood circulation. With proper circulation, now you can easily grow your long stunted hair without worry.

Know Your Type:

The first basics to hair combing is to know the type that is best for you and here we first start with comb types. If you have a thinner consistency of hair and opted for short fluffy layers, always try sticking to a teeth comb. If you have thin but long hair use the teeth comb for your scalp but move to a hair brush while combing your mane.