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

Product Information

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.

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 has no handle — you simply grip it in the palm of your hand, which many users find gives them more control and a closer connection to their hair as they style it. The Wet Brush and the Tangle Teezer have their strengths when it comes to detangling straight hair. These bristles also glide through the hair smoothly, removing tangles and knots without pulling on or tearing through them. A recommendation service that carefully researches each product and consults with experts across many disciplines.

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. 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.

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. 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.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? The design of the Wet Brush is ingeniously crafted not just for detangling but also for ensuring a thorough and even distribution of different hair products, such as gelsor creams. So if you’re worried about this product causing breakage, go for the Tangle Teezer Fine & Fragile, a product from the same brand that’s designed specifically for those with color-treated, fragile, or fine 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!

They have launched a line of brushes made from plant-based materials, including products from the eco-friendly collection called the Go Green Collection, such as the Wet Brush Go Green Treatment and Shine Detangling Hair Brush.These bristles are also tipped with soft, protective balls to gently massage the scalp, stimulating circulation. 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. Using your wet brush, split your hair into sections and start brushing out the knots and tangles, starting from the ends of your hair and working up to the root. A lot of the best hair brushes for wet hair on the market are made from plastic, so I was pleasantly surprised to discover that this detangling alternative from The Body Shop is made from bamboo. Sustainability credentials aside, however, this is a really good brush for all hair types. 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.

Featuring innovative "Memory Flex" technology, the Tangle Teezer’s plastic bristles offer effective, yet gentle detangling on wet or dry hair. It turns traditional brush design on its head by dispensing with the handle altogether, fitting ergonomically into the palm of your hand and, incidentally, making it much more portable. 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. 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 There'll be no spam from us. Just a weekly guide to the best affordable fashion and beauty buys. Sign me up Curly hair is prone to tangles and knots, which means using the wrong brush might lead to breakage, frizz, and split ends.You hit snooze too many times and now you’re running late for work. You skip brushing your hair and just throw it up in a messy bun – no big deal, right? By the end of the day, you’re exhausted, so you jump right in the shower and then head straight to bed thinking you will just brush your hair in the morning. Many brushes combine more than one type of bristle on the same brush. These are designed to tease out knots, whilst giving your hair luscious shine by distributing sebum along the hair shaft. These are also a good option if you’re not too sure what your hair type is or if you wear hair extensions.