Tangle Teezer The Ultimate Detangler Hairbrush | For Wet & Dry Hair | Detangles All Hair Types | Reduces Breakage, Eliminates Knots | Two-Tiered Teeth & Comfortable Handle | Millennial Pink

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Finally, no fighting with products in an effort to get them to work properly. We tested the ease of use for each of the brushes. Which Is Better For Detangling Wet Hair? This hairbrush is effective at painlessly removing tangles, removing even the most stubborn of knots. We particularly like that is has a large paddle, making it especially useful for those with longer hair.

The patented two-tiered teeth gently but confidently detangles vulnerable shower-fresh hair, helping to cause less breakage. The long teeth detangle and the shorter teeth smooth. You can also use to draw through conditioning treatments.If you have a penchant for a natural bristle brush then this is a seriously impressive buy. It’s vegan, so no surprise that there aren’t any boar bristles in sight; instead it uses synthetic ones that recreate the same detangling, shine-boosting, hair-polishing benefits of the more traditional bristle type. Also, this brush might be a better choice for people with wavy or curly hair, as numerous users report its effectiveness in untangling stubborn knots. The Wet Brush contender is outfitted with award winning “Intelliflex” bristles which the company claims will result in “over 45% less breakage, 56% less effort, and 100% happier hair.”

Grab your wet brushand starting from the ends of your hair, gently start brushing. As you work through the knots, slowly make your way up your roots.While the purpose of the Tangle Teezer and the Wet Brush is the same, they are designed differently, which means choosing the right one can make a more positive and noticeable impact on your hair care routine. If you’re looking for a detangling brush to keep in your bag for post-workout grooming or to fix the knots that a windy day has bestowed, then a travel-sized brush is just the thing to keep on top of your tangled mane. Hair, especially long hair, is prone to tangling as we move around in our sleep. Help to mitigate this by sleeping on silk or satin pillowcases. You may also try wrapping your hair in a hair wrap or, if it is long enough, braiding it. Change up your hairstyle Boar bristles: Boar hair has traditionally used in hairbrushes as it offers the right balance of firmness and flexibility. These brushes stimulate the scalp and distribute sebum from the root to the tip of your hair, encouraging healthy hair growth and preventing dandruff . However, as an animal product, boar bristle detangling hairbrushes should be avoided by vegans and vegetarians.

The handle makes it easier to grip and maneuver the brush, allowing you to hold it comfortably while giving you greater control as you detangle your hair. As companies, Wet Brush and Tangle Teezer both got their start selling detangling hair brushes. Since then they have branched out and they now carry a full line of brushes for all hair types and purposes. A comb is great for wet hair after you have applied products to evenly distribute them,” says Antonio Hector, Stylist at Hershesons Belgravia. “However, I would suggest combining both a comb and a hairbrush in different stages. A brush can be used to detangle prior to applying your smoothing or blow-dry products, and the comb will then evenly distribute it.” How do I brush wet hair without causing damage? Because of its gentle distinctive bristles, it helps keep your hair tangle-free and gives it a healthier, glossier, and smoother appearance at the same time. And if your hair is extra vulnerable or damaged, our Fine & Fragile Wet Detangleris made with softer teeth, meaning it’s super gentle on your hair.The contoured Tangle Teezer body grip fit nicely in our hand and seemed reasonably easy to use as well. Here, we will compare how the two brushes perform on different hair types to help you make the ideal choice. Wet Brush vs. Tangle Teezer for Curly Hair If you use a hair dryer or straighteners (shudder) on wet hair, you will cause so much damage to your hair. The heat will cause all the water your hair is holding onto to become extremely hot, essentially cooking your hair. Before blow-drying, make sure you’ve towel dried or partly air dried your hair and if you’re using other heated tools like a curler or straighteners, your hair must be completely dry. For extra protection, make sure you’re using a heat protector spray. Don’t go to bed with wet hair