A-K Tips for choosing good quality tools for combing/brushing

Here’s how to recognize a good quality comb/brush: Check the quality of the teeth and handle. Your comb should… a.) have wide teeth b.) be made of thick and durable material c.) not have too much give, if any d.) be made of porous material (withstand emmersion without risking immediate damage- supports proper cleaning) e.) have a nice shiny finish (otherwise may deteriorate quickly, leading to tearing of the hair) f.) have a sturdy, ergonomic handle (aides in secure use and healthy carpals) Check the quality of the brissles and handle. Your brush should… g.) be made of thick and durable material h.) NOT have metal brissles (prevents tearing of the hair) i.) be made of porous material (can stand emmersion without risking immediate damage- supports proper cleaning) j.) have a sturdy, ergonomic handle (aides in secure use and healthy carpals) k.) have a flat back (paddle brush style- sectional detangle brushes are ok!)