Naturally more fragile, curly hair requires a specific hair routine. To keep it healthy and strong, we rely not only on hair care products, but also on the right styling accessories. In fact, the boar bristles brush for curly hair is a great ally in bringing softness and moisture to your curls. Here's how.
What type of brush for curly hair?
Curly hair needs special care and a brush to preserve its natural beauty. A brush made from boar bristles is ideal for respecting the delicate fibers of curls, while providing them with numerous care benefits. When it comes to detangling, we recommend a brush specially designed to care for your curly hair, guaranteeing gentle, breakage-free detangling.
1- The boar bristles brush for curly hair respects your delicate fibers
Curly hair is inherently more sensitive. It's therefore essential to style it gently to avoid breakage and hair loss, but also to avoid damaging the beautiful definition of your curls. With Altesse Studio for thick, curly hair, you can do just that! Better still, it's even been proven: 85% of users reported a considerable reduction in hair breakage and loss. The boar bristles brush is uniquely woven from a natural keratin fiber similar to your own hair. Able to grip and distribute natural oils from roots to ends, it delivers gentle, high-performance styling. Both soft and firm, boar bristles also adapt perfectly to the different densities of curly and thick hair, for smooth, defined styling.
Altesse Studio tip: you can use your Altesse Beauté detangling brush for curly hair to apply your treatments. Its tapered tufts will help separate your hair finely. The result: better product distribution and a pleasant care ritual.
2- The boar bristles brush distributes natural oils evenly over your curls.
Brushing hair properly helps to distribute the natural natural oils generated by your scalp. It's true that curly hair tends to be naturally drier. This is due to their smaller sebaceous glands, which produce less natural oils . Thanks to regular, expert brushing, natural oils is distributed more efficiently, acting as a nourishing and moisturizing agent. Your curls are shinier.
Boar bristles are therefore particularly beneficial for thick, curly hair, unlike synthetic fibers such as nylon or rigid pimples, which are unable to capture natural oils, can create frizz and break curly hair.
Not to mention that this beauty gesture also massages and stimulates the scalp, promoting hair growth. This process also promotes better oxygenation of the roots, making curly hair stronger and more resistant.
In short, a boar bristle brush is an ideal choice for textured hair that needs customized care.
3- The ideal brush for setting curly hair
Curly hair knows it: frizz is particularly difficult to tame. Giving your hair a dry, "mousse-like" appearance, you may need to use a straightener to camouflage it. However, heat styling is a must if you want to respect your hair type and keep your curls tight and beautiful! To flatten curly hair without damaging it, start by applying a good cream or hair oil. This moisturizes the hair and helps it flatten out. Then opt for a brush made from boar bristles, capable of taming your hair and frizz in no time at all, as well as adding natural shine.
Bonus hair routine for curly hair: the right brush and detangling technique
The Altesse Studio detangling brush is specially designed to care for thick or curly hair. Thanks to its biosourced nylon fibers and exclusive tufting method , it offers gentle detangling without pain or breakage. It effectively detangles hair while respecting the delicate structure of curls. It's the ideal brush for magically detangling and disciplining your curly hair.
The Altesse Studio tip: you can use your Altesse Beauté detangling brush for curly hair to apply your treatments. Its tapered tufts will help separate your hair finely. The result: better product distribution and a pleasant care ritual.
For perfect detangling, separate your hair into sections. Then start detangling, always starting from the ends and gradually working your way up to the roots. This technique will help you avoid putting extra pressure on knots.
Don't forget to lightly dampen your hair beforehand with water or moisturizing spray. Never detangle curly or frizzy hair when it's dry, as this can damage its natural structure.