Wet Brush Paddle Detangler Hair Brush Black with Soft Bristles, Perfect Hair Brush for Men, Women and Kids, Detangler for All Hair Types - Blackout

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We start by taking note of the brush’s recommended usage – for dry or damp brushing, with or without a hairdryer. We confirm the materials from which the bristles are made, the dimensions of the tool and any colour options. In use, we assess how easily the brush passes through our hair and the time it takes to brush a full head of hair. We consider how well the tool removes knots and tangles, how the brush feels on the hair and scalp, the effect of the brush on any static or flyaways and how smooth the hair looks and feels after brushing. The first brush we’ll examine is the Wet Brush. First of all, the name Wet Brush doesn’t mean that it is a brush to be used exclusively on wet hair (although it can be). In fact, if you have particularly fine hair or weak hair, it is not advised to brush wet, as hair will be particularly vulnerable to damage and hair loss. First, use a towel to remove excess water from the hair. Instead of brushing through the wet hair, use a gentle towel to remove as much excess water as possible. I recommend using a bamboo fibre towel, because it dries your hair much faster and more gently than most cotton towels on the market. Try to use balms, hair oil or leave-in mist

Another advantage of paddle brushes is their versatility, as they can be used on both wet and dry hair. They work excellently before shampooing to detangle and stimulate the scalp. (Just be sure to regularly clean your brush, since it’s sure to accumulate buildup.) "They also work great as a blow-dry brush to smooth, add bounce, and bring life to the hair without overstretching or flattening the cuticle," adds hairstylist Brian Fisher. You can get this wet brush combo in several different color combinations to make hair brushing even more fun for the kids. Cons: For example, round hairbrushes are perfect for creating that bouncy blow-dry, while paddle brushes can smooth your hair into a poker-straight style.The Lily England wet brush has an innovative bristle design which makes it quite effective. It features 274 flexible bristles that are positioned at varying heights. This divides the pressure applied to your hair at once, allowing you to untangle knots without hair breakage, split ends, or pain.

The obvious point to start on is that brushing your hair makes it look better! From styling it to straightening it, to removing knots and tangles, brushing your hair allows you to achieve that desired look. When you’ve spent time choosing the perfect colour and style for your hair, you’ll want the right brush, too. Different brush designs suit different hair types and can create different looks. A paddle brush is a big, wide brush. Its bristles are rigid and strong, and they are attached to an air-filled cushion. This cushion allows the bristles to move around and adjust as you brush, which helps it to fit the contours and knots of your hair, helping to work out exactly what is needed. Their wide shape allows them to take on a lot of hair at once while adjusting to the intricacies of your hair with moveable bristles.

While all our wet brush recommendations will gently detangle wet hair, the varying designs make them suitable for different purposes. We test all of the hairbrushes we review on our own hair. We use the brushes as recommended on clean, dry hair (or damp hair, where this is recommended) – and, where possible, we test them on more than one hair type.