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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Wet hair is much more delicate than dry because water temporarily breaks down the hydrogen bonds in the hair shaft leaving it weaker and more vulnerable to damage. When towel drying hair, do it gently by squeezing not rubbing. In addition to its recycling program, the brand has taken steps to reduce its environmental impact by introducing a sustainable option called the Plant Brush, which is made from innovative, plant-based materials. Ergonomics Featuring extra firm, dual-length bristles, this hairbrush comes from Tangle Teezer, the brand built on detangling hair. Designed especially for naturally curly hair, it’s particularly suited to 3C - 4C hair types. It's just right for loosening knots, while keeping your curls defined and frizz-free! 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 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.”

In the world of hair detangling, there are two promising contenders: the Wet Brush and the Tangle Teezer. But how do you know which one is right for you? The reason wet hair is more prone to damage is because the actual structure of our hair – aka the keratin proteins that form bonds – change state when we get it wet (wild, right?). 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. However, now that I’m a grown-up in my 30s who can brush her own hair, I decided to give Denman’s tangle-taming option a try.It also offers sleek designs and themed brushes like colorful patterns, Disney princesses, and Justice League that are enhanced by a variety of color options, making it not just functional but also aesthetically pleasing. 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. Going to bed with wet hair will only cause more tangles - the exact thing we’re trying to avoid! Lying on wet hair can also cause the hair to stretch and break. Make sure you air dry your hair in good time before lights out, or carefully dry it using your hair dryer. Don’t apply several products on wet hair 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!

When we replicated the test using the Tangle Teezer, the process was a lot harder. It felt like it was more difficult to brush our hair thoroughly and brush through every strand. We found that we really had to push/press down to work the brush through all of our hair. As a naturally wavy-haired gal, I always avoid brushing my hair when it’s dry. Why? Well, let’s just say I spent a large amount of my teenage years with hair that looked like an isosceles triangle because the minute I raked a hairbrush through it, all of my natural texture would disappear, and I would be left with a frizzy, undefined mass. Now that we knew what we liked as far as aesthetics and ergonomics went, we got down to the make-or-break defining tests for a detangling hairbrush – does it actually detangle hair? Specifically, we wanted to compare the brushes on their ability to successfully detangle both wet and dry hair.With its flexible bristles, the Wet Brush is designed to easily glide through straight hair, detangling knots without pulling or breaking strands.

However, the Wet Brush may be a better choice for brushing curly hair, according to many users with curly hair who’ve compared the two products.We would recommend Tangle Teezer for on-the-go use due to its compact size, but Wet Brush is definitely the star of the hair detangling show. They glide through hair effortlessly without pulling on it and causing breakage. This means they minimize damage and leave you with soft, smooth, and detangled hair. 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!