How to easily clean a straightening comb

If it's a straightening brush that you use every day, you should consider a weekly deep clean, which will not only keep your hair healthy, but also prolong the life of the brush (you know, a good one now works Comb, the price is not cheap!). How to better clean your comb, then read on.

Combs also require deep cleaning:

Step 1: Before you start cleaning the comb, remove as much broken hair as possible from the comb. The best way to do this is to help with a wide-toothed comb, running the tines of the wide-toothed comb through the bottom of the air-cushioned massage comb to lift and remove the accumulated hair. If there are those hairs that are too tangled up and can't be removed, that's ok, we can get them in the next step.

Step 2: Prepare a basin of hot water, add a few drops of shampoo, and stir well by hand. Then put the comb to be cleaned into the water and stir in the water for about 2--3 minutes.

Step 3: Stirring in hot water will help remove dirt, and the hairs that are tightly wrapped around the base of the comb will now be loose. Take the comb out of the water and use the wide-tooth comb again to pick out the hairs and clean.

Step 4: Finally, put the comb in clean warm water to rinse off the foam, dry the handle and backboard, and place the comb teeth down in a cool place to drain the water. The reason why the comb teeth are facing down is to prevent water from flowing back to the back plate of the comb (many back plates are made of wood).