Crave Naturals Glide Thru Hair Brush - Detangler Brush for Curly, Straight, Wet or Dry Hair - Gentle Detangling Brushes for Adults, Kids, Toddlers - Hair Accessories for Women, 7.5"x3" - Terazzo

I recently purchased the Crave Naturals Glide Thru Detangling Hair Brushes, and let me tell you, they have completely transformed my hair care routine! As someone who has struggled with tangles for years, I was skeptical about finding a brush that could actually make a difference. However, this product has proven to be nothing short of miraculous.First off, the unique design of these brushes is a game changer! They effortlessly glide through my hair, whether it’s wet or dry, without pulling or tugging. I usually spend an eternity detangling my hair, even with a detangler spray, but with the Glide Thru brush, it takes me less than a minute and a half! I found myself wondering, "Where have you been all my life?"The brushes are gentle on my hair, making them perfect for all hair types—curly or straight. The turquoise and terrazzo colors are not only stylish but also make the brushes easy to spot in my bathroom. Plus, the pack of two is a fantastic value; I keep one in my gym bag for post-workout touch-ups!With over 300 units sold in the past month, it’s clear that I’m not alone in my admiration for this product. If you’re tired of battling with tangles and want a solution that works quickly and effectively, I can't recommend the Crave Naturals Glide Thru Detangling Hair Brushes enough. They’ve truly changed my hair game for the better!

I have always struggled with tangled hair even since I was little. I have thin hair but lots of it and can easily walk outside and my hair tangles in seconds.As a tender headed individual it’s nice to have something that has been consistent at making brushing my hair easy, but now having a child who also has the same hair type it continues to make hair styling in the morning easier.I have had this brush for 8 years and I still use it. I’ve been easily able to keep up with cleaning it as hair, even thin hair is easily remove with a soapy wash; unlike other brushes that are difficult to get clean at the root.Lastly, my daughters favorite color is pink so she loves that to. Though the brand design is slightly faded I must say it’s held up for all these years.

Pros/ConsI rarely do reviews but thought this may help so here ya go. As I grow my hair longer, I tend to shed/lose a lot, especially when I brush it. Only con I noticed with this is it doesn't "glide " in terms of not hurting when trying to brush thru the tangles, which my hair does frequently. So it still hurts a bit no matter how gentle I try to be, including starting at the bottom and working my way up, so it's easier to get thru the tangles. It's very fine, but I have a lot of it. But the pro is how much easier it is to pull loose hairs out of it when done. (And a good size for travel). That's where the gliding comes in for me. Pretty much one swoop gets them all out, so no buildup, looks fresh, clean & and brand new.. Unlike my Lange brush for fine hair, that takes forever to clean and frequently has buildup.

I have pretty straight (average thickness) hair and I'd say this works great. For thicker hair...I wouldn't think this would be as effective to be honest. For straight, averagely thick hair, I'd say it brushes very well. It's a nice, lightweight brush. It detangles my hair very easily. The color is super cute and it's definitely a great price/value. The main reason I like this brush, however, is because it is so so so much easier to clean. Brushes that have bristles may work better at detangling, but I feel like they get so gross and are a pain to clean, even with brush-cleaning supplies. This is, by far, the easiest-to-clean brush I've ever had. You can pull loose hair out of it with ease and rinse off anything else that's still on there. I just use some hot water on it for 30 seconds and it's basically brand new. If I brush through my hair and there is product, I just use shampoo to clean out the brush and it works great.

As someone with thick, tangle-prone hair that seems to snarl if you look at it wrong, I’ve broken more brushes than I care to admit. But this little miracle? It glides through my jungle mane like it’s no big deal. No yanking, no snapping, no swearing.The cone-shaped bristles are like tiny hair whisperers—somehow detangling without pulling or causing me emotional damage. It even works on wet hair without making me feel like I’m sawing through a haunted forest.Bonus: it’s great for adults, kids, and probably your confused-looking wig on the bathroom shelf. Highly recommend for anyone whose hair has ever been described as “stubborn,” “wild,” or “possibly alive.”

It's taken me years to find a brush that actually helps detangle my wigs without absolutely yanking out hair and leaving the wig on its past leg. However, when I brushed through my synthetic wig, it literally glided through the tangles! I was shook™. I wig is actually flowy again. Something I haven't been able to do on the second wearing of a synthetic wig (without intense work).I wish I had discovered this sooner. It would have saved me a lot of money on hair, rather than throwing away wigs from being too ratty. This thing actually brings a new life to my wigs.

This is the 2nd time I bought this product; the first time after a year or so I lost it. This brush is great for wet or dry hair. It helps to get the tangles out without pulling so much of your hair out like regular brushes. The brush is easy to hold in the palm of your hand and it comes in different colors. It’s also easy to clean. I would recommend this brush to others in fact I already have.

This was my first time buying an “expensive” brush or at least not a simple conair one. You can definitely tell the difference in detangling. It pulls less which leads to less breakage. The difference is in the bristles. I do think an off brand one would do the same job as long as it doesn’t have the teardrops at the end. I was disappointed when both brushes came in the same box. If you’re gifting one you have to open the box. It’s not a big issue but they should advertise it with the box it actually comes in.