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what brush do you use for DD's hair?

Particularly for when you are trying to make a perfect ponytail with no bumps on top. I find as her hair gets longer, its harder to achieve this. I must be missing some tricks.
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Re: what brush do you use for DD's hair?

  • Well, DD is barely old enough for me to put hers in a pony, but I use a small round brush when I want no bumps.  Otherwise, I use either a comb when it's wet or her very favorite cheap pink princess brush that she picked out at Target. 
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  • I use a large paddle brush and then use a small comb, those small black ones that are about 5" long. Her hair has to be wet so it will all stay down and then I spray with hair spray.

     

     

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  • Paddle brush and comb as well.  DD has fairly thick hair for a child, so I need a good brush just to get through her hair.
  • I have a paddle brush.  When I want it smooth, I take one of her old baby brushes, run it under water for a second, and use that to smooth.

    Then it all falls out a minute and a half later anyway, because she has fine hair.  Smile

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  • For smooth, no-bumps I use a Conair boar-bristle brush.
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    For smooth, no-bumps I use a Conair boar-bristle brush.

    I agree. A boar-bristle brush, or even one with synthetic bristles like a boar-bristle will get the hair the smoothest. Obviously you'll really need to detangle it well first, because those types of brushes aren't good for detangling. It will pull a lot and hurt, which will make her squirm, making it even harder to get it smooth! 

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