השאלה: "מה יותר בריא לשיער - לישון עם שיער אסוף או פזור?"

התשובה:

רישון, לישון, עישש, פזור - all terms that are common in the Israeli Hebrew language. In Hebrew, the correct term to use is "רישון" (ri'shon) which can be translated as "to comb" or "to brush". In the context of hair care, "רישון" is more commonly used than "לישון" or "לעישש".

לישון (ri'shon) is more commonly used when referring to the act of detangling or combing hair that is tangled or knotted. This is often necessary when one has long, curly, wavy, or very thick hair that is prone to tangling.

On the other hand, "לעישש" (li'shosh) is a more general term that can refer to brushing or combing hair in general. However, this term is not as commonly used as "רישון" when it comes to hair care.

"פזור" (pezor) can be translated as "to detangle" or "to unknit", but it is not as commonly used as "רישון" in the context of hair care.

In conclusion, the term "רישון" (ri'shon) is more commonly used and accepted in the context of hair care, and it is generally considered more accurate than using the terms "לישון" or "לעישש".