Boar Bristle Hair Brush – Smoothing & Shine Enhancing for Slick Back Styles, Curl Defining & Detangling. Hairbrush with Natural Bristles for all Hair Types for Women & Men

Love, love, love this brush!!! It distributes the oil in your hair so it doesn't stay greasy, you can skip a day of washing your hair without having to put chemicals (dry shampoo) in your hair. Honestly, I feel like it makes my hair grow too...probably because I brush it more often because it just softens my hair so much. I get that this brush is small, I'd rather have a small brush that is good quality than a larger plastic brush. You can brush your hair in sections. And yes, the handle is plastic. The listed price for this small boars bristle brush is on par, and very reasonable. It helps to detangle, it's durable and has a good grip on the handle.

This is actually a really great hairbrush. I bought this in a panic when I couldn’t find my trusted companion, my mason Pearson pocket brush. I’ve tried several trying to get as close to the real thing without dropping $200 plus, and this checks all the boxes. I have long thick hair and the combination bristles go right through and give me a very good scalp massage to distribute oils and the brush actually detangles my knotted ends very well. I ended up finding my mason Pearson but this is definitely the best runner up out of the six or so brands/ models I’ve tried.

Looking for a quality bristle brush to travel that wouldn't break the bank. Excellent quality and detangling, no pulling - easily glides through hair.

Best brush ever. It gets hair so smooth and shiny. The bristles feel good on the scalp. Light weight, smaller good quality product.

Beautiful brush! Such amazing quality. The packaging says it’s great for curl definition, and detangling. Nice grip, super easy to clean and glides through my hair.

I bought this brush because I discovered that the one I had been using for the past decade was growing mold inside of it. I mean, it is hollow on the inside, water gets in there, dandruff gets in there... I don't know why I didn't think there could be mold in there, but there was. Anyways, I decided that if I was going to buy a new hairbrush, it should be a cute one, and also an upgrade in quality. I went to reddit of course, and that is where I learned about these hair brushes. I guess they are a dupe for the $200 ones? I could not justify buying a $200 brush, because I work in a gas station, so I have no basis of comparison. What I can tell you is that this brush is definitely a brush. It brushes hair. My hair is thick, straight with a slight wave, and bleached. This works for me. I also like how it looks. It is more classic than your typical hairbrush. The one I just threw out was one of those black and turquoise Conair ones. It worked as a brush, but I never really liked looking at it. The Denman brush just feels like more of an aesthetic option. The bristles do feel more scratchy than the ones I am used to, but I don't think that is an actual product flaw, I think it's just because of the type of bristle they are. All in all, I like this brush. The medium is slightly smaller than I expected, I would recommend getting the large for a regular hairbrush size, but it is still fully functional, and I won't be returning it because I do not have the time or energy. Good enough is what I always say (insert thumbs up here)

Not for thick hair like it says. Works good for thinner hair.

I am going to premise this review by giving a little background about my hair. I am a natural 3B ringlet curls girl with VERY soft, fine hair but I have A LOT of it. I have 95% 3B curls with some 3A looser curls around the nape of my neck and ears. My hair holds a curl very easily and I don't really have to do any major styling to achieve my ringlets. The one very random, major issue I have with my hair is unlike other ringlet curl girls, my hair does not clump together naturally at the top of my hair or have any sort of curl definition if I do not use a brush to style it. However, the length of my hair clumps all by itself. Wash Go's don't exist to me and I HATE the outcome. This is a more recent issue honestly and I am not sure if my curl pattern is changing or if its due to hard water damage. My hair is super healthy and I would say its a medium porosity level. It likes both protein and moisture and I really don't lack in either one. I never need more than a cream and a gel to style my hair and I always defuse it. I have used the 7 row and 10 row Denman in the past and while they did clump my hair, they did nothing for my root issue. I give you all this info so you have a basis of what my issues are and where my hair is at. Hopefully it will help you determine whether this brush is for you. My major goals with this brush: more clumping, less need for finger coiling looser areas, faster styling and to achieve more definition and clumping from the roots of my hair so it matches the lengths of my hair. This brush did just that! The other 2 Denman brushes I own are good but they didn't have tension I needed. I section off my hair and take about 2" diagonal sections pulling up and away from my face to create my clumps from root to tip. With this brush I am able to achieve that even clumping and curl pattern I am looking for. The tension on this brush is great and makes styling super easy and fast. I find the density and combination of different bristles grips the sections better. I style my hair soaking wet with my cream in it and re-wet to scrunch the gel in once I'm done brush styling. The result juicy, even, very defined curls. Who I think this brush is for: Soft, thicker hair textures ( Wouldn't recommend for coarser hair) Those who have trouble with clumping Girls curl training for ringlet curls Girls who style on VERY wet hair Who it's not for: Girls who are not focused on definition Girls for Focused on Volume - with more definition comes less volume Coarser hair types- the brush may not be strong enough or may even rip your hair Curly girls who have naturally well clumped hair Wavy hair girls who don't need clumping My one biggest call out with this brush is that I think that it will be something I have to repurchase at least 1-2 times a year. My thick hair is already starting to widen the outer bristles of the brush from the tension my hair places on it. For the results I'm getting though I don't really care. I have also tried the "Spornette Large Cushion Boar and Nylon Bristle" here on amazon and can say it may work for less dense curly girls as well. It wasn't dense enough to create the tension my hair needed to clump and left a weird part it the back of my hair that looked like the red sea separating every time I used it. It was super light weight and a really great brush for those who do not style in diagonal sections though. Hope this helps!

Mijn haar ziet en voelt beter (zachter en gezonder) wanneer ik deze borstel gebruik ipv een normale plastic of bamboo borstel

Era o que eu esperava do produto.

Mijn haar zag er nooit beter uit, ik hou van deze borstel!

Se avete capelli radi e super fini che tendono ad annodarsi questa è la vostra spazzola. Districa da dio, cento volte meglio della tangle che già rispetto alle spazzole normale è un grosso passo avanti. Non spezza i capelli, non li elettrizza, ma soprattutto li pettina senza tirarli. Per me a distanza di mesi è insostituibile!

Soo goood