Denman Denman D 90 L Tangle Tamer Ultra Brush

I know it's just a hair brush and I kind of expensive one at that but it is honestly the best hair brush I've ever had.I got it recommended off some random youtube video by a barber as the hairbrush that was best for just slightly curly hair and I needed a new brush and I'd kept the last one a decade so I didn't figure the cost was bad at that rate of replacement if it's good. So I got it and, yeah, it just is better. My hair looks better. I do have less fly-aways (not all gone but there are only so many miracles). It's easier to pull through snags than what I've bought from the drug store before. It's in that sweet goldilocks zone between the hard brushes that just don't give and the really soft air bag feeling ones that just collapse at any push.I liked it enough and was looking better groomed enough that my spouse tried it, immediately loved it, and ordered one for themselves. So I feel fairly confident that it isn't just me. I feel it worth mentioning though that my spouse has very straight, thinnish hair. So it is good for not curly as well.It's a nice paddle shape and the grip is feels comfortable and correctly sized for me, which is about all I can really say about it. It brushes well. Definitely worth the money for me because it does an observably better job than what I was using before. As far as I know, that means it is a better brush and not that I'm an idiot at self grooming. I feel like my spouse's reaction confirms that it isn't just I've been buying the wrong kind of brush all this time.I've had it and used it for a bit now. Seems as durable as any brush I've had previously. I don't particularly expect to need to replace it at any near time in the future. Though I admit I like it enough that I am thinking of buying another so that I can have one to travel with and not risk losing it.

The best brush I have every bought! I have a very sensitive scalp and hair that tangles easily and this brush combs through my hair like butter. It has little resistance when gliding through tangles and I love that I can use it on wet and dry hair.

I have coarse wavy hair that thanks to some health problems also is very prone to breaking, and worse, tangles with just a slight movement. For years I used the same old hairbrush but hated how my hair turned out, same with every comb I've used. I had some success with one wide toothed comb, but my hair still looked ragged. And whenever I had actual knots in my hair? It can take hours to detangle and a lot of leave-in conditioner to work with in it too.And then there was the Denman.Already with the first use, any and all tangles were very easily eliminated with just a simple brushing and it made my hair actually look soft and together. The ragged look is gone without having to even trim the ends. And gone is the sound of ripping hair - it just smoothly pulls through knots. It does break the gel casts (like any brush would), but for once I can just brush my hair and go without needing to really style it.The only downside is that the brush is a little expensive in my opinion for a brush, but I also don't see myself needing a different hairbrush at all after this. And given this is my third hairbrush for my entire life, averaging that price out, it is still rather cheap.

I was looking for a better alternative to Wet Brush, and I'm glad I found this one. It's gentler on my hair and better quality.

The print is so beautiful! It does a decent job with my thick, curly hair but I still have to comb it after. Price could be lower for the quality

I have very thick hair, and decided to splurge on a nice brush with an Amazon gift card after using a children’s brush for several years. This one is an absolute game changer. I did lots of research to decide on the perfect brush and this one was rated very highly across many platforms—I can definitely see why. I love it. It feels really nice to have smooth, shiny, tangle-free hair; and the jellyfish design is super cute and pretty in person! It’s very nice to use and works excellently.

Does not untangle long hair well. I accidentally bought this thinking it was the same as this other one i bought in black. They do not work the same. I love the other brush and it is a few dollars cheaper

Type 4 friends, do not be fooled: the bristles look terrifying, but when I say I've never seen less breakage, I mean it. I'm 4C (with a 4a pattern in the back of my head) and I wanted to send it back before I even tried it. I'm glad I didn't do that. I'm still processing how well this works. I wasn't even sure it was brushing my hair at first, I felt so little tension. No pulling. I kept dragging my fingers through my hair expecting to find that it hadn't detangled my hair at all, only to find that there was hardly a tangle or two, if any. It's a bizarre experience for sure. Takes big sections and detangles fast. Couple cons would be that the head is huge so it can be difficult to get it to your scalp when your hair's in sections and the brush is difficult to keep hold of, especially with a head full of slippery conditioner, but even then I'd still 100% recommend giving it a try. So long as you can you can suppress your fight-or-flight response once you get it.Update on drier hair: Still pretty good on dry(-ish: I spritzed my hair with water and added some leave in) hair. Hardly any tension like before, but not as smooth as with completely soaked and conditioner-laden hair (which was super scary because, again, this brush is scary-looking) but when I checked the brush there was a similar amount of hair in it to when I detangled with wet hair, so it's not dangerous, just a pretty mid brushing experience. Which is fair, seeing as the chart advertises this as a wet detangler for tighter textures. And it worked exactly like before on the looser parts of my hair. Still highly recommend.