Brush up: look no further. We found the best hairbrushes to give your style a finishing touch

Ebony, Sept, 2007 by Christine James

[1] DCNL Ion + Ceramic Square Paddle Brush maintains long manes, whether natural or extended ($11, ulta.com).

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[2] Goody So Smooth Cushion Brush is soft enough for styling fine hair or your daughter's delicate strands ($8, Target).

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[3] Create the perfect ponytail with Revlon Amber Waves Smooth Edges Gel Styling Brush ($4, Walgreens).

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[4] Add movement to layered looks with Brushlab Ultralight Cork Handle Brush ($15, ulta.com).

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[5] Phillips Round Boar Brush offers a tender touch to close cuts ($10, ulta.com).

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[6] Mason Pearson Popular Mixture Hair Brush works wonders when wrapping relaxed hair at night ($137, C.O. Bigelow Apothecaries).

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[7] Blow dry strands with Zitomer Round Styling Brush for added body and bounce ($22; zitomer.com).

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[8] Ace Wood Club Brush tames Caesar cuts with ease ($6, Sally Beauty).

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