Regularly cleaning hair straighteners with a damp cloth is essential for preventing product buildup and removing bacteria. How often you need to clean them depends on factors such as frequency of use.

When it comes to one’s beauty routine, curating the perfect skin care regime, playing with the prettiest powdered pigments, and even drawing a luxurious, rose-scented bath is often at the forefront.

For the sake of our hair health and overall hygiene, knowing how to clean hair brushes is a crucial part of any healthy hair regimen. As Bridgette Hill, a certified trichologist, explains it, brushing ...

This will sound gross, but I’ve never deep cleaned my hairbrushes and combs. Sure, I’ve cleaned out the trapped hair that gets on the brush after I use it, but I’ve never done anything more than that.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Round brushes transform straight strands into larger-than-life blowouts. Edge brushes help you achieve ...

Who really thinks about cleaning their hair dryer? We're willing to bet very few of us. But it is important to clean your hair dryer from time to time, especially if you're someone who blow dries your ...

When it comes cleaning hairbrushes, there’s something we can all probably admit: We rarely ever do it. That round cylinder or rectangle paddle with tiny little spikes (aka bristles) that you store in ...

Cleaning the bathroom can be pretty routine, but there might be some items you’re forgetting when doing the rounds—your haircare tools. That’s right, tools like hairbrushes, curling wands and flat ...

How often do you clean your hair brushes? For most of us, it's not enough. The Upper Hand Salon Owner Rachel Gower says we should clean the hair out of our brushes weekly, and we should deep clean ...

Facial hair is normal. Men, women, teens, and older adults all have it. The real problem starts when you try to remove it and ...