Hair Care

Finding the right hair brush for your scalp is not the easiest task when you have greasy hair. But don’t worry, at La Bonne Brosse, there is a hair brush for every hair type. Find out which hair brush is best for treating oily hair and slowing down sebum production. The best hair brush for greasy hair We are all different. So is our hair! This is why La Bonne Brosse has designed different detangling combs and hair brushes to suit all types of scalps. Because it is made from boar bristles, the Universal Hair Care Brush N°01 is the...

If you are struggling with greasy hair, you certainly need a few tips to learn how to keep your hair clean longer. La Bonne Brosse gives you 3 tips to help you get rid of greasy hair. Spacing out shampoos for healthier hair When your hair is greasy, you tend to wash it more often... too often! Washing your hair too often can damage the scalp and greatly increase sebum production, which is precisely what we want to avoid ! To get rid of greasy hair, we therefore advise you to reduce the frequency of your shampoos. Don't worry, you...

If you believe that only celebrities have silky and voluminous hair, think again! With the right hair brush and a few simple techniques, you can give your hair a real boost! Find out how to stimulate the regrowth of your fine hair with our miracle detangling brush and how to revitalize your hair with our brushing techniques. The Good Brush: the best hair brush for fine hair You wish you had strong and voluminous hair, but your hair seems determined to stay thin and flat? What if you took matters into your own hands? Rich in nylon and boar bristles,...

If your hair is in a mess every morning when you wake up, don't worry : you're not the only one! Our detangling brushes aka La Bonne Brosse are specially designed to get rid of tangles in your hair. Find out which detangling hair brush is best suited to your hair type and which brushing techniques are recommended to have shiny hair ! Which detangling brush for your tangled hair? Caring for hair is our goal. For a long time, we have found that there are very few solutions for effectively detangling hair. So we have created one: the Essential Do-it-all...

Ça y est, l'hiver est bien entamé et ses aléas se reflètent sur notre chevelure : perte d’éclat, de volume, pointes cassantes... Pour gérer au mieux cette transition, les experts capillaires (coiffeurs, hair therapist, naturopathes) recommandent certes d’en prendre soin via des formules cocooning mais aussi et surtout, d’adapter son alimentation ; cette dernière ayant une action directe sur la santé de nos cheveux. Tour de piste des aliments à privilégier pour des cheveux plus forts, plus sains, plus beaux. Des acides aminés soufrés pour relancer la pousse des cheveux Dès la fin de l’été, la pousse naturelle des cheveux ralentit....

« Coiffe-toi comme ci, ne touche pas à ta couleur, tu devrais au moins faire couper tes pointes… » On a toutes entendu ces conseils (parfois horripilants) venant de nos mères. La Bonne Brosse vous propose un florilège des plus efficaces mais aussi des plus agaçants. Les conseils cheveux les plus efficaces, ceux qu’on devrait écouter : 1- « Prends soin de tes cheveux comme de ta peau » Pourquoi ? Car comme notre peau, nos cheveux sont quotidiennement confrontés à des agressions quotidiennes : pollution, UV, outils de styling… De son côté, le cuir chevelu doit conjuguer avec notre...

The hat situation Flattened roots, crushed curls, a messy look... Even if a hat helps us keep our head dry and warm during winter, it’s not great for the hairstyle. What’s worse, its friction weakens the fiber. It is therefore important to choose the right hat. Here are the two golden rules: 1) Pay attention to the material. It must be natural and of good quality: wool and cashmere are the most common. However, for the hat to slip on without rubbing or catching the hair, it should be lined with silk or satin. 2) Make sure it is not...

Winter is often synonymous with static hair. Another little problem we'd like to get rid of. Here's everything you need to know about this phenomenon. Where does static electricity in our hair come from? It comes from the friction between the negatively and positively charged particles of clothes, a comb and our hair. Like magnets, the opposite charges attract each other and create this effect of aspiration towards the element (a comb, sweater, scarf, etc.). This is a phenomenon that worsens in winter The dry and cold air of winter does not allow the keratin in our hair to absorb...

Winter is clearly not the hair's favorite season. At the roots, cold weather combined with hats, rain hoods, scooter helmets or other accessories over-stimulates the glands of the scalp. Meanwhile, throughout the length of the hair and at the ends, the friction of coats, scarves and overheated spaces dry it out. This often results in greasy roots and dry ends. The mistake, of course, is to rely on a root-stripping approach that would make the situation worse here. Instead, you should protect your hair from the cold weather and drying heat of radiators and opt for the right accessories. The...

Should I wash my hair every day? No. In fact, it is essential to space out your shampoo washes! Why? First and foremost, to save time. If you have long or medium-length hair, you need to add an extra 20 minutes to your morning routine every time you decide to wash it. In addition, frequent shampooing with harsh products can damage the scalp. The result: you disrupt sebum production and your hair re-greases too quickly. What’s worse, dandruff can then appear. How to brush your hair well and not as often? At La Bonne Brosse, we believe that a good...

What is dandruff? Dandruff is tiny fragments or flakes of dead skin expelled by the scalp when its new cells form prematurely. There are many causes for this phenomenon, such as a skin condition, stress, fatigue or frequent scratching. One thing is certain, however: there are two kinds of flakes. The greasy dandruff, that is very visible on the hair and difficult to eliminate, and the dry dandruff, which falls on the shoulders. The former appears on oily hair, and the latter on dry hair. But recognizing dandruff is one thing, and getting rid of it is another. How can...

Even though all hair types can become dull and flat, due to its fragility, fine hair is more prone to these factors. Why? Stress, pollution and coloring will all tire the hair by draining its energy. With a lack of vitality, the hair becomes flat and dull. Other factors can make the problem even worse. Changes in season, for example, are often accompanied by a decrease in sunlight which also weakens the hair and makes it dull. The use of silicone-based products and other aggressive agents also weigh down the hair, giving it a flat appearance and lack of volume. Flat...