Hair thinning can be scary, especially when you don’t know how to best look after it. With our hair brushes for hair thinning and loss, you can still detangle and care for your hair in a gentler, more protective manner. Explore different hair brushes and products depending on your needs - for stimulating and exfoliating the scalp, reach for our Scalp Exfoliator & Massager; while our hair brushes will glide through your strands even easier thanks to our Detangling Sprays.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still got questions? Find the answers you’re looking for below…
What causes hair thinning?
Hair thinning can be down to a variety of reasons, including:
- Genetic predispositions.
- Hormonal fluctuations throughout your life.
- Stress.
- Heat damage from excessive use of styling or drying.
Top Tip: learn more about Thinning Hair: Causes, Treatments, and Hairstyles in our guide.
Is it normal to lose hair every day?
Yes. Usually you tend to lose around 50 - 100 hairs a day through natural shedding. If you are noticing a high volume of hair loss, you may want to seek advice from a medical professional.
What should I look for when buying the best hairbrush for thinning hair?
When it comes to thinning hair, you want a hairbrush that works with what you have, rather than making it worse. The best hairbrushes for thinning hair are:
- Gentle on your strands.
- Able to detangle without yanking or tugging on your hair, worsening any loss or breakage.
- Designed with features to protect your hair, such as flexible bristles or teeth to move with your hair.
Just look at The Ultimate Detangler Extra Gentle. Designed with fewer but flexible teeth to carefully and gently detangle your hair, this is a fantastic hair brush for hair loss and thinning. Our patented two-tiered teeth technology also helps the brush to be extra gentle on your hair.
How do I look after thinning hair?
If you do have thinning hair, there are some tips and tricks to look after it.
- Use a gentle hair brush to detangle and keep your hair in the best shape.
- Reduce your use of heat styling, and avoid rubbing your hair dry with a towel - pat it dry instead.
- Avoid tighter hairstyles that will pull on your follicles.
