You've probably been brushing your hair for as long as you can remember. At some point, you were likely given a brush and taught to rake it through your tresses to freshen them up.

Many things can contribute to tangles. Not brushing your hair. Let’s start with the most obvious. Not brushing your hair regularly, particularly at night, is one of the biggest contributing factors.

Depending on how tangled your hair gets, you can adjust your brushing. In any case, if you are experiencing excessive hair loss, you should speak to an expert for guidance on the best treatment.

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Science Fired From Brushing His Daughter’s Hair, a Scientist Uses Math to Detangle the Problem The Harvard professor formed a team to solve a riddle stumping many exasperated parents: What’s ...

This April, Sydney mother and entrepreneur Jen Harwood was named Global Entrepreneur of the Year at the Women Changing the World Summit in London. Presented by the Duchess of York, the award ...

Hair-brushing can be a harrowing process for those with the most manic of manes. But the thing the frizzy-haired fear most may also be their styling solution: the brush.

Wide-toothed combs are best for thick hair, especially if brushing while wet, when hair is more vulnerable to breakage. Wide-toothed combs are gentle and will not tug.

This has always been a huge problem for me, but there is one thing I keep in mind to never do to my tangled hair: Rip it. Yes, this includes brushing it out aggressively without detangler or ...

Brushing her hair always made me think of all the hands that had once brushed mine. I often had a sense that they were watching over us, making sure I did as fine a job for my daughter as they had ...