During a thermal procedure, at what temperature should hair be brushed or combed?

When it comes to brushing or combing hair during a thermal procedure, using cool temperatures is beneficial for multiple reasons. First, heat can make hair more susceptible to damage, and cooling the hair helps to reduce the risk of compromising its structure and integrity. A cooler temperature allows for better control over the hair, making it easier to manage without causing stress or potential breaks.

Additionally, after a thermal treatment, hair is often styled or set in a way that aims to maintain the style while the hair is gradually cooling down. Brushing or combing at a cooler temperature helps in ensuring that the shape and texture remain intact.

Using warm, hot, or room temperature hair may not provide the same protection or maintain the desired results effectively, which can lead to frizz or unwanted texture issues. Therefore, brushing or combing hair during or after a thermal procedure should be done when the hair has cooled down to a comfortable, cool temperature.