Sentences with phrase «as pin brushes»

Not exact matches

Make sure to keep your brushes in a dry, clean area and think about using different sized tubs for smaller items such as eyelashes and bobby pins.

I wash and condition it every other day as recommended, but when it comes to day - to - day hairstyles, I typically just have air - dried hair with my bangs bobby - pinned to one side, and I have super thin hair, so honestly most of the time it isn't even brushed.

Look # 2: Pin Curls / Finger Waves For this look you are going to follow the same instructions as above except this time there is no need to twist your hair with the brush as you are drying it.

As the pins are relatively soft, this brush works best on fine, medium - length coats.

In addition, the handle can be used with a range of interchangeable grooming tools, such as bristle, pin and slicker brushes.

Proper grooming requires all of these brushes, although a lot of owners use a regular pin brush, which doesn't work as well as all of the brushes combined.

Keep in mind that pin brushes aren't as effective at removing loose hair as other types.

As I mentioned above, wire - pin brushes are great for dogs with woolly or curly coats, such as a Maltipoo or poodlAs I mentioned above, wire - pin brushes are great for dogs with woolly or curly coats, such as a Maltipoo or poodlas a Maltipoo or poodle.

The rubber pin brush is gentler compared to a non-rubber pin brush which scratches as well as injure your Maltipoo's skin.

• First - class pins — as we said, they are the main «agents» of a great brush.

As a rule, most golden retriever owners will find they need the following brushes to various degrees: wire pin brush, bristle brush, slicker brush and

The long hair breeds that have fine hair, such as the Yorkies and Maltese, will need a softer rubber - pin brush and a soft slicker for their delicate coats and skins as well as a metal comb to check for tangles.

As BASS Brushes has now been in the pet industry for five solid years, groomers come up to us at every show and say that our pins stay up and our cushions stay in.

Groomers recommend using a pin brush on this breed, as wire slicker brushes can damage the coat.

Sometimes you can find dual brushes such as a bristle / slicker brush or a slicker / wire - pin brush.

Pins bend and soften, which means someone may need to brush twice as many strokes to achieve the same result — a waste of time, energy, the dog's skin and a groomers» precious hands.

Thomas says Coastal Pet Products» best sellers are nail trimmers, deshedding tools such as the Safari shedding blade or the Shed Magic, the Self Cleaning Slicker, Pin Brush and Rubber Curry.

He recommends pin brushes, steel combs and flea combs as good options that are both comfortable and safe for cats.

If a brush is meant to demat and the pins soften, groomers will find themselves brushing the same area repeatedly trying to achieve the same results as before.

Sporting breeds, for example, may need a pin brush used on feathering, a slicker on matted areas, such as ears, and perhaps a rake, comb or even rubber brush on their shorter back coat.

A single sketch would take him approximately two hours (as we are informed by notes on the back of one of the works), and would be made on paper pinned into the lid of his painting box — also on show in the gallery — which contained bladders of pigments, brushes, rags, a palette knife and a variety of strengthened laminated papers, prepared with a range of coloured backgrounds.»

Holyhead's freely brushed, intensely coloured paintings contain a set of elements — such as blocks, ovals and rectangles — that act as pins, wedges, slots, slits and focal points.

Adept at grooming small and large breeds of dogs with the help of tools and supplies such as curry brush, shedding blade, stripping combs, bristle / wire pin brush, rakes, coat kings and stand dryers.