Curly Hair Brush Defining, Volume Curl Defining Brush for Effortlessly Detangling Shaping and Styling Women's Curls, Reduce Pulling (Green 1PC)

This is a great brush for curly hair. I have tried quite a few other brushes and did not like any of them. This one goes right through my hair without pulling out a ton of hair . I would definitely recommend if you have tough curls to get through.

I Bought this brush as a present for my mom and after opening it I was very pleased with the quality of the brush for the price. it seems durable, not to light but not too heavy and not cheaply made. she absolutely loves it and says that its design helps with her curls and help her hair to not be so frizzy and tangled.

This brush has been wonderful for my thick, long and curly hair. I was hesitant at first because the bristle type is not what I normally use but it has been great for my hair.

I have never used a product like this before. I have long, fine, curly 2c - 3a hair. I don’t fuss with my hair, but was curious what this might do. I only used it once & it completely reset my curl pattern from that day forward. It made my curls smaller and tighter. I don’t mind and can’t probably rest them to looser if I wanted to, but I don’t really care. If you want defined tight curls, this is your tool.

Excellent brush! Detangles easily and defines curls. Wish I found this a long time ago… I would have had better hair days!

Not for detangling. Great for curls after detangling. Bristles pulled right out of brush and stuck in hair. Such a bummer.

BUY IT!I was having trouble getting my curls to define and this brush saved me. I was truly at my wits end with my hair. Now I love my curls again.

I thought I would try this $6 brush before investing in the $35 Bounce Curl volume brush. The brush itself is sturdy but not heavy. However, the handle design could be more ergonomically friendly.Using this brush has significantly reduced my styling time for my 3B curly hair. I also often find myself searching for it in my daughter's bathroom after they’ve borrowed it for their 3C ringlets.Here's how we use the brush:1. Apply products to your hair when it is very wet (such as leave-in conditioner, curl cream, mousse, or gel).2. Brush in small sections with this brush, ensuring there’s good tension on the hair. (This part takes practice to master. Be patient, and don’t hesitate to try different brushing techniques for root volume and curl separation.)3. Scrunch with a microfiber towel and apply more mousse or gel before plopping, diffusing, or air drying.Using the brush on really wet hair helps the curls clump and spiral as you pull them through the brush’s ridges. It also aids in distributing any product applied to the hair.Now, for the downside: this brush is not the gentlest on the scalp or strands, so if you have a sensitive scalp, you might want to consider this. In my experience, I personally do not find it painful or rough; I didn’t experience any pulling or snagging (perhaps because I grew up with my mother brushing my hair/brain daily). However, my two teenage daughters, who have very thick, heavy, tight curls, say that it pulls and hurts their scalps. (They could probably benefit from some time spent with their grandma brushing their hair.)**Please note that this brush will not create curls if you have straight hair. It is specifically designed for individuals with wavy to curly hair who want to define and volumize their natural curl pattern.**