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Hair Loss 101: The Boar Bristle Brush

January 18th, 2010, 2:58 am

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This article was written by Dan Novitski, a.k.a. “nidhogge”. Dan Novitski is a pioneer of Do-it-yourself Laser Therapy, and a long time consumer advocate for hair loss. He can be reached at nidhogge(at)WorldHairLoss(dot)org.

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January 18th, 2010, 12:01 PM

I can’t say as that I fully agree with all points illustrated here, and I quote from paragraph 2:

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, concerning boar bristle versus comb and such but I, too, have made the switch from using a comb to only using a boar bristle brush on my hair. I have always insisted on Ace combs; they are the best combs around, rounded tine tips. You can tell a cheap comb; it literally scraps your scalp. But, combs away; use a boar bristle brush and keep what precious hair you still have on your head, not left on your comb or brush.
Ciao, ~tOr

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Baldspot53 Member	March 08th, 2010, 10:44 PM A very basic rule of thumb… use a comb on long wet hair, a brush on long dry hair. You can comb short dry hair without damaging it, but a boar bristle brush on long wet hair is not a good idea. You will probably get a lot of breakage.