PRO TIPS: 

With so many to choose from, it can be overwhelming to know what to buy when it comes to brushes and combs! Below, all recommended tools are suitable for most hair types unless otherwise noted, and broken down into specific purposes to make it a little easier for you to choose.

detangling

#ad Wet Brush
(multi colors)

#ad FHI Heat UNbrush Detangling Brush (multi colors)

PRO TIPS: 

For curly hair, it's best to detangle either before you wash while your hair is dry (brush), or with a wide-toothed comb while you have conditioner in your hair. For brittle or fragile hair, it's best to detangle while the hair is dry, as hair is more fragile when wet.

for extensions & hairpieces

#ad Misel Dual Bristle Brush

#ad Giorgio Wide Tooth Comb

blow dry styling- for smoothing, curling and volume

PRO TIPS: 

Extra care must be taken to avoid putting tension on the extensions or snagging on the installation point. Loop brushes and dual bristle brushes still make contact with the scalp to move natural oil (sebum) through to the ends where moisture is needed, but are designed to be gentle by not having any parts that can snag the hair. 

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for short hair & bangs

#ad Olivia Garden  Ceramic + Ion Round Thermal Brush .5" (multi sizes)