Cushions

You can use a cushion brush for daily brush-outs, styling, finishing, and detangling. You can use cushion brushes on dry hair, and you can use cushion brushes with nylon bristles on wet hair.

Cushion brushes with only boar hair are best suited to normal to fine hair types. Cushion brushes with nylon bristles are suitable for use on all hair types, textures, and lengths.

Yes, cushion brushes are gentle on hair. The balled-tipped, nylon bristles feel nice on the scalp and help prevent getting caught on the hair. Be sure to work through tangles at the ends of the hair first, working up towards to scalp to avoid damage.

Most cushion brushes are gentle enough to be used on wigs and extensions.

To clean a cushion brush, you must first remove any hair strands caught in the bristles.

Use warm water and gentle shampoo to clean the rubber cushions and bristles. Rinse off any shampoo without submerging the brush in water. If build-up still remains, use a toothbrush specifically for your hairbrushes to gently scrub away any residue.

The compact oval shape of cushion brushes makes it perfect for precision brushing and small hair sections' smoothing. It’s a good idea to keep a small cushion brush to save space in purses or luggage if you frequently travel.

The purpose of a cushion brush is to keep your hair looking and feeling its best. Use cushion brushes to keep your hair free of unsightly tangles and knots. To boost your hair’s health, reach for a cushion brush with boar bristles to distribute natural oils and create shine.

Hair static can happen in dry climates. To prevent static, opt for a cushion brush with Tourmaline-enhanced nylon bristles to reduce frizz and create shine.

You can style slick backed and updo hairstyles with cushion brushes by using them to brush the hair back. Depending on which cushion brush you chose, you can smooth the hair.