You can buy the nicest shampoo in the aisle and still wonder why your ends look rough and your roots feel flat. Often the problem isn’t in the bottle at all – it’s in the brush you grab every morning.
Cheap, sharp plastic bristles scratch the scalp, create static, and drag through tangles like a tiny bulldozer. Over time, that means more breakage, more frizz, and less shine.
Thats me organic Hairbrushes & Combs are built on a different idea: if you treat your scalp and hair gently, consistently, and with natural materials, your hair will eventually show it. Their brushes and combs are designed to glide, not scrape; massage, not attack; and support both scalp health and hair beauty in one simple daily ritual.
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Why Your Hairbrush Matters More Than You Think
Most of us treat hairbrushes as an afterthought – until we start paying attention to what they’re actually doing.
A good brush or comb can:
- Distribute natural oils from root to tip for natural shine
- Detangle without ripping strands out by the handful
- Gently stimulate the scalp and support better circulation
- Reduce static and frizz instead of causing it
- Help your hair air-dry into a smoother pattern
A bad one can do the exact opposite.
When you move to thoughtfully designed, organic-based tools, you give your hair a break from daily micro-damage. The change doesn’t always shout on day one, but within a few weeks, you usually see easier detangling, calmer ends, and more movement.
What Makes Thats me organic Hairbrushes & Combs Different
Thats me organic focuses on tools that are kind to both hair and planet. While individual models vary, the line is built around a few key principles:
- Natural, often plant-based materials rather than harsh plastics
- Smooth, rounded bristles or teeth that glide over the scalp
- Ergonomic shapes that sit comfortably in your hand, even during long detangling sessions
- Designs tailored to different hair types – from fine and straight to thick, curly, or coily
- A focus on durability, so you buy once and care for it, instead of constantly replacing broken tools
Instead of a drawer full of random brushes, you build a small wardrobe of tools that actually earn their place in your routine.
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Choose the Right Brush or Comb for Your Hair Type
One size doesn’t fit all when it comes to hair tools. Here’s a simple way to think about matching your brush or comb to your hair.
Fine or thin hair
Goals: volume, gentle detangling, no extra breakage.
Look for:
- Brushes with softer, more flexible bristles that won’t rip out fragile strands
- Smaller or mixed bristle patterns that can lift at the root without scratching the scalp
- Lightweight handles that make it easy to style without pulling too hard
Use light, controlled strokes starting from the ends and working upward.
Medium to thick straight or wavy hair
Goals: smooth lengths, fewer tangles, balanced shine.
Look for:
- Paddle brushes or wider heads that can cover more surface area
- Rounded tips that massage the scalp without irritation
- Combs with wider teeth for initial detangling after washing
Start with a wide-tooth comb on damp hair, then follow with a brush once it’s at least partially dry.
Curly or coily hair
Goals: defined pattern, minimal frizz, happy scalp.
Look for:
- Wide-tooth combs or special detangling brushes designed to work with curls
- Tools that you can use section by section, ideally on well-conditioned or damp hair
- Gentle bristles or teeth that separate curls rather than shred them
Remember: for many curls, combing is best done before or during conditioning – not on dry hair.
Sensitive scalp
Goals: comfort, calm, no rough scratching.
Look for:
- Brushes with especially rounded, smooth bristles or wooden pins
- Flexible bases that move with the contour of your head
- Smaller sections of hair at a time to avoid tugging
If brushing has always felt like a tiny torture session, the right organic brush can be a complete reframe.
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Make It a Ritual, Not a Chore
A brush isn’t just a tool – it’s a habit. Turning haircare from “rush through it” into a short ritual can transform both your results and how you feel.
Try this simple routine:
- Morning:
Gently brush from ends upward, then from roots to tips, to distribute oils and wake up the scalp. Take 1–2 minutes instead of five rushed seconds. - After washing:
Apply conditioner, then use a wide-tooth comb to detangle in the shower, starting at the ends. Once hair is towel-dried, use your brush to shape parting and lay the hair into place. - Evening:
Quick, calming brush-through before bed to remove tangles from the day and relax the scalp. Think of it as a mini massage.
When you have a brush that feels good in your hand and on your head, it’s suddenly much easier to keep this up.
Styling Tips with Less Breakage and Frizz
You don’t need heat tools for every look. Good brushes and combs can do more than you’d think:
- For smooth ponytails:
First detangle with a wide-tooth comb, then use a brush to gently gather hair in the direction you want. This reduces bumps and tension at the hairline. - For natural waves:
After hair is 80% dry, use a brush or comb to sculpt your natural movement into place, then let it air-dry completely without over-touching. - For volume at the roots:
Flip your head upside down, gently brush at the roots to lift, then flip back and smooth just the top layer so it doesn’t look messy. - For second-day hair:
A few slower, intentional strokes can revive shape and shine without re-washing or restyling everything from scratch.
A gentle tool gives you more control – and less collateral damage.
Scalp Health: The Hidden Hero of Shiny Hair
Glossy lengths start at the scalp. Regular, gentle brushing with well-designed tools can:
- Encourage circulation to the hair follicles
- Help remove product buildup and dead skin from the surface
- Spread your natural sebum along the hair shaft, acting as a free, built-in conditioner
- Support a more balanced scalp environment over time
The key word is gentle. You’re not scrubbing; you’re massaging. Think of your brush as a calmer, kinder way to wake up the roots.
Sustainability Mindset: Tools That Respect Your Hair and the Planet
“Organic” in hair tools isn’t just a buzzword. It usually signals:
- More natural, often biodegradable or recyclable materials
- Less reliance on cheap, hard plastic
- Longer-lasting products that don’t need constant replacement
When you invest in a well-crafted brush or comb and care for it properly, it can stay in your life for years. That’s better for your hair, your bathroom drawer, and the planet.
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Troubleshooting: Fast Answers for Daily Hairbrush Problems
Even the best tool can feel confusing at first. Here are quick fixes to common issues:
- “My brush still seems to pull.”
Work in smaller sections, start at the ends, and only move closer to the roots once each section is tangle-free. - “My hair looks flat after brushing.”
Focus on brushing underneath the hair and at the roots with your head tilted forward, then gently smooth the surface layer. - “I’m getting static.”
Try brushing on slightly damp hair or apply a tiny amount of leave-in conditioner or hair oil before brushing. Natural materials usually help reduce static over time. - “My curls lose definition when I brush.”
Switch to using a wide-tooth comb or detangling brush only when the hair is well-conditioned and damp, then avoid brushing once it’s dry.
Conclusion
Healthy, shiny hair isn’t just about what you wash it with – it’s about how you handle it every single day.
Thats me organic Hairbrushes & Combs turn a rushed, sometimes painful step into a small daily ritual that’s gentle, sustainable, and surprisingly relaxing. With natural materials, thoughtful shapes, and options for different hair types, they help reduce breakage, distribute natural oils, and support scalp health over time.
Choose the brush or comb that matches your hair’s texture, give yourself an extra minute or two to actually enjoy the process, and watch what happens when your routine shifts from “drag and tug” to “glide and care.”
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FAQ
- What makes Thats me organic Hairbrushes different from regular plastic brushes?
They focus on natural materials and gentle design. The bristles or teeth are smoother and more rounded to reduce scratching and breakage, and the shapes are crafted to sit comfortably in your hand, making daily brushing kinder to both hair and scalp. - Are these brushes suitable for all hair types?
Yes, the collection includes options for fine, medium, thick, straight, wavy, curly, and coily hair. The key is choosing the right brush or comb – for example, a wide-tooth comb for curls and thicker hair, or a softer-bristled brush for finer or more fragile strands. - Can I use Thats me organic Hairbrushes on wet hair?
Many people prefer to detangle with a wide-tooth comb or a specially designed detangling brush on wet or damp hair, then switch to their regular brush once hair is partially dry. This helps minimize breakage while still making post-wash styling easier. - Are the brushes gentle on a sensitive scalp?
Yes, the rounded, smooth tips and thoughtful bristle placement are designed to massage rather than scratch. If your scalp is especially sensitive, choose a model with softer bristles or wooden pins for extra comfort. - Do these brushes help with frizz and static?
Over time, using natural materials instead of harsh plastic can help reduce static and frizz. Brushing gently from root to tip also helps distribute your natural oils, which adds shine and smooths the hair surface. - How often should I brush my hair with these tools?
For most hair types, once or twice a day is ideal – for example, a light detangle in the morning and a gentle brush-through in the evening. Curly and coily hair may prefer brushing or combing only on wash days, depending on the routine. - How do I clean and care for my Thats me organic hairbrush or comb?
Regularly remove shed hair from the bristles or teeth, then occasionally wash the brush with mild soap and lukewarm water, avoiding soaking wooden parts for too long. Let it air-dry bristles down or laid flat before using again. - Can I use these brushes on children’s hair?
Yes, the gentle design makes them suitable for kids as well, especially for reducing tugging and discomfort during detangling. Always brush slowly and in small sections with children to keep the experience positive. - Will one brush be enough, or do I need several?
Many people find that a simple set works best: a wide-tooth comb for detangling, a daily brush for smoothing and scalp massage, and, if needed, a special tool for curls or styling. You can start with one and add another only if your routine calls for it.
