WET BRUSH PROFESSIONAL PRO DETANGLER Cepillo para pelo

Why did you choose this product over others?: I've been using the Wet Brush for several years now, and I can confidently say it's one of the best hair tools I’ve ever had. Designed specifically for detangling wet hair, this brush glides through knots with minimal pulling, breakage, or pain—something I never thought possible. The bristles are soft, flexible, and uniquely spaced, allowing them to bend around tangles instead of ripping through them. It’s gentle enough for all hair types, including fine, curly, or fragile hair. I personally have thick, wavy hair that tangles easily after a shower, and the Wet Brush has made detangling a much faster and less frustrating process. I like that it comes in a variety of colors. This is my third one. (One I've been using for a long time, the second I lost on my last holiday.) Only one thing I wanted to mention: Bristles can wear down over time (especially if I use hot air for blow drying) I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a gentle, efficient way to manage their hair.

The only brush that detangles, effective, durable, good size, works really well

Got it because my hairdresser recommended using a brush of this type for brushing my hair when it's wet. Definitely get less knots with it.

Exactly what I ordered and arrived on time .

... a more stylish design! Perfect for tangles, children, hair loss and more. I was really dubious about buying- there seems to be hundreds of brushes pledging the same thing. I have 3 auto immune conditions and because of 1 of them my hair falls out. I was searching for a brush to remove tangles with as little hair loss as possible and this is it. I even skipped a day to see how this brush would hold up (as I can be asleep for a whole day at a time). No pain, no pulling and tangle free. I was bothered the soft bristles would be code for “bend away and do nothing to brush hair” but it’s not the case. Unlike normal brushes it doesn’t get stuck and won’t move, nor will it bounce over. It gently gets the tangles out by stubbornly staying in the tangle without pulling or snapping off. Other than small things like a prettier design or a longer handle, this is THE perfect brush.

I purchased this brush almost 5 years ago now, and I have been using is everyday twice a day. Here's the pros and cons.(For reference I have long fine hair ,they reach the top of my buttocks) Pros: Just like almost every other review, this is an excellent brush to detangle your hair pain-free. It is definitely one of the best I have ever tried. It is easy to clean and remove hair from it. Cons: When used in the shower or when it is time to wash it , it does retain water, so you have to let it dry perhaps outside when there's warmth and sunlight. After all these years of daily use, the brush itself, looks great and it has not broken, however, the plastic/ rubber that its made of, has now started to break down, because the last few months it has become sticky/ tacky. Overall, I would give this item a 4/5 rating. If I were to purchase a brush from this brand again, I would most likely choose one that is made of a different material, definitely not rubber. Perhaps, hard plastic. That way, i'm hoping it will last longer than 5ish years.

I've found that this brush is large and sturdy enough to comfortably detangle even very long, very thick hair. Mine has been mid-back (now cut to shoulder length), is fine-medium texture and dense (i.e. I have quite a lot of it on my head). I also have bleach-damaged waves. A friend with hip-length, fine, dense, mostly-straight hair with no damage was looking for a brush that would actually get through all their hair when they brush conditioner through it and I bought them one of these. They are *delighted* by it and consider it something of a miracle brush! So, now I'm done raving, some technical points: When I've tried this kind of bobble-topped-metal-bristle brush in the past, as a child, I've had trouble with bobbles not being well attached and my hair getting caught. Also the bobbles tend to come off quickly and I end up scratching my head with the un-tipped metal. I've had my wet brush pro for a year now, and neither problem has come up. I do only use it to detangle in the shower with conditioner, so it may be that brushing while dry might cause some catching, but my friend also brushes their hair dry occasionally and I haven't heard they've had that problem despite how fine their strands are, and prone to catching on things. The little bit of extra money compared to the cheaper copies of this style seems to all go into quality. (You can buy the not-pro version for about the same price as a standard brush in Boots, but this one is one is a little bigger and better at getting through thick hair). I do experience some breakage but my hair has been *extremely* bleached and I can't afford to use bond-builders like olaplex all the time, so my hair breaks sometimes even when I gently finger-detangle. The tension applied via this brush seems to be pretty good for detangling as long as you're using a good technique (brushing from the bottom, etc). I have used a tangle teezer in the past, and I do still love those brushes and keep a fine/fragile hair one for very gently dry detangling before a shower if I'm adding a pre-treatment on my hair, but if I had to pick just one brush to keep it would be the wet brush pro.

Very nice brush. Feels really nice to hold and goes through my fine hair beautifully without snagging. A nice shape too.