Photo by: Stylecaster Pictures
Use a natural bristle brush. Opt for high quality boar bristles which help spread sebum down the hair shaft, resulting in a smoother, softer, and shinier finish. (Mason ... more
Photo by: Stylecaster Pictures
Use a natural bristle brush. Opt for high quality boar bristles which help spread sebum down the hair shaft, resulting in a smoother, softer, and shinier finish. (Mason Pearson Handy All Boar Brush, $190, neimanmarcus.com)
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We've learned (from experience unfortunately) that it doesn't always take much for hair to lose its luster and elasticity - anything from a coloring gone wrong to overheating the curling iron or even using the wrong brush can result in an immediate need to check into hair rehab. Luckily we've learned a thing or two from our past hair follies on how not to be a repeat offender. So if you've committed some hair-dont's recently, read on for do's that will have your strands restored to its healthiest, glossiest best in no time.
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