Some people prefer round brushes. Other people straight brushes. No matter which you prefer, the important thing is to KEEP IT CLEAN. Why? Even if you do not share your brush with other people in your family, you will have dead cell matter on the brush. Sometimes this can include sebum. Sebum is an oily secretion of the sebaceous gland which helps to preserve the flexibility of the hair and healthy scalp.
If you can keep your brush clean, you will notice less dander. Dirty brushes if shared can "share the dirt" and it is best for each family member to have their own personal brush. We would never imagine sharing toothbrushes with even a family member. This same principle can apply to hair brushes.
Though Salon's have special procedures and chemicals for cleaning brushes, in your own home you can use dish soap or shampoo and warm water to clean your brush since it is not being shared with anyone else.
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Interesting about the brushes at home verses in a Salong. It gave me good food for thought. I will have to take better care of my brushes. Thanks Shirley
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