Cepillarse involves the head and hair. In Spanish: la cabeza y el cabello.
Explanation:
Cepillarse involves the head and hair. In Spanish: la cabeza y el cabello. Cepillar means brush, whereas "peinar" means "comb". Both verbs are used for the hair. Cepillarse is a <u>reflexive verb</u>, that's why it ends with "se". The "se" means it refers to the third person of the singular. For example: A ella le gusta cepillarse el cabello. It means she likes brushing her own hair. If it was someone else's hair it would be: A ella le gusta cepillar el cabello de su hermana.
