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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This detangling brush will get your mane knot free, without and fuss! Suitable for use on wet or dry hair, its strong, flexible bristles work through knots with minimal damage to your hair. It’s even suitable for use on wigs and extensions! 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 best and gentlest ways to detangle your wet hair are with your fingers, a wide-tooth comb or a wet detangling brush. Our preferred tool is a wet brush, of course. And we’re not just tooting our own horn. Using our two-tier teeth technology, our Ultimate Detangler was designed for wet hair. Not only does it have a handle so you can get a good grip when things get slippery in the shower, its 325 teeth gently flex over any knots you have, leaving you tangle-free with reduced breakage. These bristles are also tipped with soft, protective balls to gently massage the scalp, stimulating circulation. In both tests, we noticed that perceived pain was a result of two factors: the brush tugging on the hair and the bristles digging into the scalp.

Perhaps the most important part of a detangling brush is the bristles. If you have curly hair, you may find that many brushes get caught, causing more problems than they solve! Opting for a brush with widely spaced bristles will give you the best results for glorious, knot-free hair. The Wet Brush Detangling Brush's innovative design gently detangles hair, leaving it looking and feeling healthy and beautiful. This type of brush is designed to remove knots and tangles without the usual hair-pulling and tugging sensation, making the detangling process a smoother, more comfortable experience.It might feel like a bit of a cop-out to start and end my list of the best hair brushes with ones from the same brand, but what can I say? Wet Brush truly knows what it’s doing when it comes to taking care of wet 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. It is made with ultra-soft IntelliFlex bristles that bend and flex as you brush to allow you to easily work through and detangle stubborn knots. Dry cuticles are more prone to damage than cuticles that are properly hydrated. Use conditioner regularly and allow it to sit on your hair for the recommended amount of time. Try supplementing with a weekly hair mask treatment for extra hydration. Minimize heat damage

PLA: Polylactic acid (PLA) is a naturally-derived, vegan alternative to plastic created from fermented plant starches. Although it's classified as a plastic, PLA is degradable and recyclable . PLA bristles may also be a good option if you aim to avoid animal products. Use caution when brushing wet hair. Be gentle and only use brushes designed for the task. To minimize brushing of wet tangles, brush tangles out prior to showering, when hair is still dry. Protect hair while you sleep It’s the moment you’ve been waiting for - how to safely brush your wet hair. As we mentioned, you can detangle your hair using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb, but we prefer using a wet brush so that’s the method we’ll talk you through. It’s the best way, after all. And no we’re not biased. Ok, maybe a little biased. Having to press harder and brush longer with the Tangle Teezer no doubt increased our pain levels. The brush seemed to pull more at our hair and the bristles felt sharper on our scalp than the Wet Brush. Simply running it under warm water while gently brushing through the bristles with your fingers or a clean toothbrush can efficiently cleanse it.

Hair tangles occur when the outer cuticle layer of our hair becomes damaged and roughed up rather than lying flat. Damaged cuticles catch on other damaged cuticles and before we know it, we find ourselves with a matted up mess often referred to as a rat’s nest – not attractive! This design is especially useful for people with short hair or those needing to detangle hair in hard-to-reach areas. The Tangle Teezer on the other hand, is small and compact. Rather than being mounted to a handle, the curved body of the brush is shaped to fit in the palm of your hand. The “two-tiered teeth system technology” consisting of an overlapping series of taller and shorter plastic bristles is mounted directly to the underside of the brush body. So, despite the risk of breakage and split ends, I’ve always been willing to take my chances with a wet brush if it means that my hair holds its natural style better. Is it bad to brush your hair when it’s wet?

Whether you can safely brush your hair when it’s wet also depends on your hair type. If your hair is fine, fragile, over-processed or very damaged, brushing it when it’s wet can cause the hair to over-stretch or over-pull and tear, but never fear! Tools like our Fine & Fragile Wet Detangler can put your mind at rest when detangling your wet hair.These bristles also glide through the hair smoothly, removing tangles and knots without pulling on or tearing through them.

Wet Brush was the unanimous winner, coming out on top in all 6 categories. Wet Brush has excellent value pricing and a comfortable handle. It excels at providing fast, smooth detangling of both wet and dry hair with minimal amounts of pain and superb ease of use on all hair types. The Tangle Teezer’s diminutive size seems to make it a good option for traveling or to throw in your purse or car for on-the-go usage. Price Comparison – Wet Brush vs. Tangle Teezer 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 Given their very different body styles, we decided it was important to test the ergonomics of the handle/grip when actually using each of the brushes. To clean it, soak it in a bowl with warm soapy water and gently brush the bristles with a clean toothbrush. You can also use the tail end of a rat-tail comb to remove strands of hair.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?