The big difference for you between a comb and a brush is that from experience you have the feeling that your hair is styled faster with a brush than with a comb. The big difference I see between a comb and a brush is the area used to sort the hair.

For decades we have been educating our customers about the difference between combing and brushing hair.

In our fast-moving times, many things are changing at an ever faster pace, so many people are happy when there are facts that cannot be changed.

The big difference for you between a comb and a brush is that from experience you have the feeling that your hair is styled faster with a brush than with a comb.

The big difference I see between a comb and a brush is the area used to sort the hair.

The brush has about 5 times as many pins as a comb has teeth. Thus, the area to sort the hair is larger and you need at least 5 times as much force to sort the hair. The result is a tearing and strong pulling of the hair and the hair root. This aspect is particularly important with wet hair when the cuticle layer is open and very sensitive.

So please:

Combing wet hair and brushing dry hair

Now what is the difference between a brush with wooden pins and a brush with boar bristles?

The brush with wooden pins sorts your hair and gently massages the scalp.

Brushes with pure boar bristles sort your hair and also care for it in the most sustainable and natural way in the world.

You can find more information about our nourishing hairbrushes here: "100 brush strokes a day?"