Ceramic brushes generate the perfect temperature for heat styling. Hair remains soft and easy to style. Blow-drying is necessary to generate heat and results in a faster dry time. With time, ceramic brushes contribute to less damage to the hair because of reduced dry time.

Ceramic hairbrushes are fantastic whether you have straight or curly hair. When used with a hairdryer, the ceramic core warms up, making it easier to achieve a straight blow-dry or create loose curls. Not only that but ceramic hairbrushes also heat up quickly, meaning less time is spent drying your hair.

Yes, hair straightener brushes really do work, provided you're using the right one for your hair type and texture. They won't give you the same super sleek look as a flat iron, but they're great for smoothing and straightening your hair and even reducing frizz too.

Oh. Did you hear that just beeped okay so all it needs is your hair to be untangled. And it needs to be dry. So I'm just gonna give my hair a quick brush.

Thermal straightening brushes with ceramic plates are similar to flat irons-- they should NEVER be used on wet hair. Applying heated plates to fragile wet hair can cause over-heating, shatter the cuticle and ruin your hair.

Best hairbrush to prevent breakage For hair that is weak or brittle, use a soft boar bristle brush (or a similar synthetic version) that has soft bristles that are gentle on the hair.

Ceramic flat irons/hair straighteners glide through the hair without pulling or tugging, meaning less damage from snags or breakage. Common ceramic flat irons are made of aluminum or titanium plates, coated with ceramic.

A high-quality ceramic brush is also perfect for blowouts: “Ceramic heats up quickly and distributes heat evenly,” David says. “Thus, ceramic brushes help speed up the hair drying process. By shortening the amount of time your hair is exposed to heat, ceramic hair brushes help avoid hair damage.”

I'm going to repeat the lift at root and comb through motion on the rest of my. Head. And voila it's super duper easy to use. Perfect.

“Whatever you do, do not brush your hair when it's wet because that's when it's at its weakest and becomes vulnerable to breakage (leading to flyaways), split ends and damage,” advises Rob.

Gray hair is often coarse and sometimes difficult to style. Try a cushion brush with ball-tipped nylon bristles. This type of brush is gentle on the scalp, but also tames coarse hair.

• Tangle Teezer Fine & Fragile Detangling Hair Brush. Amazon.
• Janeke Large Oval Hairbrush With Gold Pins. Janeke.
• Mason Pearson Sensitive Boar Bristle Hairbrush. Amazon.
• Denman D81M Medium Style and Shine Brush. Denman.
• Raincry Restore Large Reinforced Brush. Bloomindale's.
• Conair Performers All-Purpose Brush with Boar Bristles.