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Originally Posted by BabieChloe  Chloe runs away from me with the madan because the pins are big and the brush itself is larger  The brush is larger than her head, lol. The madan is good for making the hair smooth and pretty but I really like the CC wooden pin one for detangling and for size, she also didn't fight me today because I feel it isn't pulling her hair.
Do you use the CC on wet hair? I sent an email and Whitney said it was okay so I used it after Chloe's bath but I hope I won't ruin the wood this way. |
Madan has smaller, oblong brushes too.
No matter which tool I use, I always hold the hair in sections in one hand to prevent skin pulling.
Water will not hurt the wood pin brushes. You can use sprays on them and rinse them to clean. However, the only thing I use on soaking wet hair is a very wide tooth steel comb and fingers. Like human hair, when it is wet, it is more susceptible to damage. When the hair is half way dry, I switch to a regular comb and then a brush.