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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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. The best option for unruly-haired parent-child combos is the Wet Brush Original Detangler Combo. For a low price, you get two hair brushes, both tailor-made for adults and kids. Plus, with the pain-free bristle design, you’ll no longer need to fear those hair brushing sessions with your kid. The other primary purpose of a paddle brush is for hair straightening or smoothing. For best results, you want to use a paddle brush right after you have washed your hair. Dry your hair so it is almost completely dry, and smooth your hair with the brush. Of course, you can use a paddle brush on dry hair as well. Who is it Right For? 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. While all our wet brush recommendations will gently detangle wet hair, the varying designs make them suitable for different purposes.

The Wet Brush is best if you have straight, long hair. This hair is not quite as prone to tough knots that you might experience with curly hair or frizzy hair. Long, straight hair has manageable curls that can be worked out with the gentle bristles of the Wet Brush. That being said, this is still quite a capable brush, and many will find that it does work just fine on their curly or wavy hair.The Paddle Detangler is specifically designed to untangle wet hair without ripping or breaking it in places. Its bristles are soft and flexible, and although you may need to go over with the brush several times, it will untangle knotted hair very gently. No pulling and no pain! You’ll especially enjoy using this brush if you have an irritable scalp and dry, damaged, or brittle hair. Its lightweight design makes it perfect for keeping in your handbag when you’re on the go, too – so if you’re treating yourself to just one hairbrush, the Wet Brush deserves to be top of your list. Now that you’ve had a glimpse of our favorite wet brushes, you may be left wondering which recommendation is the best option for your unique, beautiful hair. To nudge you in the right direction, we’ve prepared this handy buying guide of things you should consider when choosing the perfect wet brush! Finding The Right Design

A: You do really need a different brush when your hair is wet. In fact, experts strongly advise against brushing wet hair, that is with a regular brush ( 1). When your hair is wet, the cuticles open and fill with water, which makes the hair more fragile and weak. Wet brushes are specially designed with flexible and soft bristles that are gentle enough not to damage your wet hair.

By now, I hope you have a better understanding of why it might be a good idea to use a good hair brush, such as a wet brush for wet hair. But to get the best results with your wet brush, read on below where I’ll go into details with my recommendations for how to use your wet brush. Remove excess water from the hair Brushing is also great for hair and scalp health. It helps remove stray hairs, dead skin cells, or dandruff, and any products, gels, or oils that you have put in your hair from the day before. Additionally, brushing your hair will spread out the natural oils which are produced by your scalp. This distributes the oils along the length of the hair follicles, which helps to moisturize your hair and make it appear shinier and fuller. By properly moisturizing the hair, it becomes stronger and more resilient to split ends and breakage.

Plus, brushing spreads sebum to make your hair stronger (sounds disgusting, we know), and this can help with greasiness. What type of hairbrush should I use?A: A wet brush does help detangle hair. We’ve got tons of users swearing by their power, for adults and kids alike! What’s Next? Each strand of hair consists of two different layers. The outer layer is called the cuticle and gives the hair its shine and softness. It is composed of cells that overlap and protect the inner part of the hair from external factors such as weather, heaters, styling products, and moisture deficiency. When you wash your hair, the heat from the water causes the outer layer to open, allowing the good nutrients in your shampoo, hair mask, and conditioner can penetrate deep into the hair strands and care for the hair from the inside. A good hairbrush, e.g. a wet brush for wet hair, then ensures that the outermost layer of the hair strands is not damaged when you brush your hair while it is wet. As mentioned earlier, it’s a bad idea to brush your hair when it’s wet, and there’s a special reason for that. Wet hair is much more elastic than dry hair, which means the hair stretches more when you brush it, and that’s the reason why it’s also far more fragile than dry hair. Dry hair is twice as strong and resistant. So you risk tugging or pulling too much on your hair or even breaking the hair strands if you are too hard on your hair when it’s wet, if you forget to use a wet brush, brush your hair incorrectly or you towel-dry it too harshly. 4. Work your way up The soft bristles of the Paddle Detangler make it an excellent choice for dry and damaged hair, although it works well on all hair types. If you want a brush that will help you dry your hair faster after showering, you’ll love the vented design of the Paddle Detangler. Pros:

Using a paddle brush is pretty straightforward. For detangling purposes, you want to start at the outside of your hair. Work gently to avoid yanking, and work out any knots. Work your way all the way in toward the roots, and you will have a fully knot-free head of hair. A: What’s special about a wet brush are the soft and flexible bristles. They stimulate the scalp, and reduce hair breakage and hair loss while untangling the hair. The Lily England Detangling Hairbrush is our favorite portable wet brush. It’s small enough to fit into your overnight bag without taking up much space, but has a broad enough bristled surface for hair of any type or length. We love the ergonomic design of this brush and the smart distribution of bristles that will allow you to reach every last bit of hair. Pros: The act of brushing also stimulates the capillaries and blood vessels on the scalp. This helps increase circulation to the area, which in turn increases how much oxygen reaches the hair follicles. It also boosts the flow of nutrients to the area. All of this is said to help with hair growth, strengthening the roots and reducing 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 If your hair is prone to getting frizzy and tangled, then you shouldn’t choose a wild boar bristle hair brush. Rather, you should consider using a paddle brush because it has less dense brush spikes (bristles) and gently untangles any hair. 2. Brush your hair before showering Aside from IntelliFlex, the Wet Brush also spaces the bristles quite effectively. There is enough space between the bristles so that they don’t become tangled, but still enough bristles to effectively brush all your hair.