Hair brush etiquette

[Anonymous]

Next thing we know, there'd be someone asking if they could try on a toothbrush.
I think hair brush manufacturers should seriously consider wrapping up their products.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm never thought about this, but is the idea of your brush being in someone else's hair that icky? What about at the hair salon when they blow out your hair? Those brushes aren't new, and I don't see them dipped in alcohol or anything before they start doing your hair.

Though I've never tried a brush in a store before I bought it. I'm not picky with brushes, I bought, then I used.

My salon dips brushes!!

[Anonymous]

Common sense would dictate that you should not use a brush pre-purchase.

But people probably try on clothes in the fitting room w/out showering or they may have a contagious rash, etc.

But I always launder any new clothing I purchase by default.
However I wouldn’t wash a brand-new brush I purchased.

[Anonymous]

The older brush may have worked because the build-up of product helped to grab your hair.

[Anonymous]

Order a few from Sephora. Return the ones that don’t work.