3 Pcs Slick Back Hair Brush Set Bristle Hair Brush Edge Control Brush Teasing Comb for Women Baby Kids' Black Hair (Light Pink)

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Our tip for creating long-lasting updos: blast a little Lee Stafford Original Dry Shampoo at the root, brushing through to give hair some texture and hold. If at any time you would like to opt out from marketing, you can visit the Privacy Preferences page and select the relevant options. To try and deter any breakage that might come with pulling my hair back tightly, I put a little Moroccanoil in my hair, focusing on the middle and ends of my strands. In lieu of boar bristles, this tool is packed with varying lengths of synthetic bristles (some with ballpoint ends) to thoroughly detangle strands and massage the scalp.

After parting my hair down the middle and using my favorite hair pomade stick inspired by ~Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber~ (try: Tancho or Samnyte), I brush my hair back using this boar-bristle brush as tightly and neatly as possible before securing it with an elastic into a tight bun. To give your low bun a little extra polish, use the Lee Stafford Hair Up Styling Brush bristles to smooth over flyaways, tease out tendrils and tidy up your style. Why It's Worth It: Hairstylist Darrius Peace, who is based in Birmingham, Alabama, can't help but rave about the affordable Black Egg Boar Bristle Brush, which has a comfortable wooden handle and is packed with bristles.This is how you achieve that perfectly smooth look that is critical to the ultimate slicked-back style. Offering a whopping 24 hours of indestructible protection, the unbelievable power of this gel is capable of producing a naturally slicked-back look with the help of a dense boar bristle styling brush. I’m beyond excited for this to arrive in my mailbox so I can really put it to the test and fully sculpt my face.

A mix of flexible nylon pins and synthetic bristles smooth over your style, add tousled texture or build volume at the root, so the styling possibilities are endless.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. If Bella Hadid’s street style, the trends at international fashion weeks, or the entire TikTok beauty feed is anything to go by— sleek hair is on the menu this winter. This tool features two types of brush bristles: a soft nylon-tufted side for slicking back flyaways and boar hair bristles for smoothing tighter updos. They are also great for massaging the scalp and promoting blood flow, which is important for healthy hair.

After I have used a curling iron or wand, I run this brush through my hair to loosen the curls, which results in the prettiest soft wave pattern. Why It's Worth It: There's something about using a substantial, beautiful hair tool that makes you feel like a woman in Victorian England brushing her hair at her vanity. The bristles are easy to clean, and the protective cap keeps product residue out of my toiletry bag as well. Use the side with reinforced boar bristles to detangle any knots, then flip it over to smooth out your hair and add shine with the soft, 100 percent boar bristles on the other side.

Our tip for updos is to use day old hair, so you've got a bit of grip to work with and hair isn't too silky and slippery. The bristles are both durable and pliable, so they last for a long time without showing much sign of wear," says Maine. The teeny-tiny but firm bristles help pull back every single hair on your head before securing with a hair tie. I take a generous handful of this product and smooth it along the parts of my hair that’ll be visible after tying my hair up.

Editor Tip: If you find yourself experimenting with a lot of updos, it's one of the best brushes for styling 'em (and sleek hairstyles, too), no matter your hair type. Bristles are an important factor when picking out a brush, but Hardges says you also want to take note of the handle because if it's not comfortable, guess what? It’s sheer and buildable, which will save you from having to start your makeup over should you make any mistakes. It has really cut down on the dry frizz and static in my hair this winter; it's smoother and looks so much healthier. I’m proud of how confident I feel showing off my Lebanese nose, which I’ve tried to hide in the past by keeping my hair down.

Her work has been published in Teen Vogue, Paper Magazine, Byrdie, Coveteur, The Zoe Report, and StyleCaster. Editor Tip: It's not magic — the strand-smoothing powers of synthetic and natural boar bristles work together to effortlessly untangle knots, boost shine, and soften each strand.