Every head of hair is unique. Even within the same family, two people can have completely different hair in terms of texture, thickness, or scalp condition. Therefore, before choosing a brush, it is essential to know the specific characteristics of your own hair fiber.
A hair diagnosis can answer four fundamental questions.
Hair fiber type
Straight, wavy, curly, or coily: the structure of the fiber determines how it reacts to brushing. Straight hair requires a brush that glides without generating static electricity. Wavy or curly hair needs more gentleness and sufficient space between the bristles to avoid breaking the curl. Coily or kinky hair, which is more fragile, requires a tool capable of deep detangling without damaging its structure.
Hair nature
Fine, medium, or thick: the thickness of the fiber determines the force needed for detangling. Fine hair needs delicate brushing to avoid breakage and preserve volume without weighing it down. Thick hair requires a more structured brush, capable of reaching all of the hair and detangling gently.
Scalp condition
Sensitivity, excess sebum, itching, dandruff: the diagnosis also helps to understand what is happening at the root. A suitable brush can massage, stimulate, soothe, or distribute sebum evenly according to the identified needs.