22/08/2026
When was the last time you washed your hairbrush? ✨
We wash our hair regularly… but our brushes? They’re often forgotten. 👀
Over time, your hairbrush collects natural oils, product residue, dead skin and general build-up. Then every time you brush or blow-dry your freshly washed hair, you can transfer some of that straight back onto it.
This can contribute to:
• Hair becoming oily again faster
• Flat, lank roots
• Less volume and bounce
• A blow-dry that doesn’t last as long
So give those brushes a bath! 🫧
1. De-hair your brush first. Remove all the hair caught around the bristles and base. A comb or something pointed can help loosen the stubborn bits.
2. Scrub it in hot, soapy water. Give the bristles and base a really good clean to remove all that oil and product build-up.
3. Rinse thoroughly so there’s no soap residue left behind.
4. Leave it to dry in the sunshine. ☀️ Make sure it’s completely dry before using it again.
Just be a little more careful with wooden, natural-bristle or cushioned brushes, as some aren’t designed to be soaked.
Clean hair deserves a clean brush. 🤍
Now go and look at yours… I’ll wait. 😂
