Not a fairy tale at all - Weekly Contest, "Playing photographer #9 Hair Brushes and Combs."

barski (73)Member, Ukrainein WORLD OF XPILAR • 8 days ago

Not a fairy tale at all.

Once upon a time two brothers who bore the famous surname Grimm told the world a complicated story or a fairy tale called Rapunzel.

They told about a girl a princess imprisoned in a tower who had gorgeous long hair and she had to spend a lot of time combing it.

Someone having read the fairy tale or having seen the cartoon of the same name, will be surprised and for him it will really be a fairy tale but not for me for the reason that I live in this fairy tale surrounded by four long-haired beauties my wife and three daughters who do not seek to shorten their gorgeous long hair and I like it.

That is why this post is called "Not a fairy tale at all" because in every fairy tale there is a lot of reality and reality always has something from a fairy tale lol.

Personally I spend about three seconds a day brushing my hair and it would be hard for me to catch the idea for writing this post but my girls helped me with this and arranged a hair brushing photo session for me.

Hair brushes and combs are probably something that is in every home and no matter how long your hair is as a rule this great invention of man if it does not lie in the inside pocket of a jacket then in a dressing table or in a woman's handbag there is definitely a place for them.

In fact all hair brushes and combs are not much different from each other but depending on the thickness and length of the hair you need to select if I may say so the caliber of the combs lol the size and frequency of the teeth so that the hair is combed and not torn out and split.

The girls say that the material from which combs and hair brushes are made also matters and yes even the most durable plastic periodically breaks and wears out with regular combing and sometimes it becomes excessively electrified which interferes with combing.

I do not know if there are comb collectors but probably they are not limited to a certain era and collect for example combs made of animal horns or from turtle shells or folding combs based on the principle of pyrocinc knives because collecting everything that is produced today for hair care is a practically impossible task since the range of combs and hair brushes is very wide.