Curl Defining Brush - Men's & Women's Curl Styling Brush for Combing & Shaping, Reduces Pulling

Ok, my issue: I developed curls/waves after having babies. I thought it was an old wives' tale that your hair gets curly/wavy with pregnancies, but it actually happened to me with each of my two pregnancies. Now, when I wash my hair, I have TONS of curl in my shoulder length hair after washing. It's wonderful! I used to spend so much to perm that in - my hair was stick straight!Until: I brush it, then it's back to about 75% straight. Yep, brushing it destroys the definition of my curls/waves. Depressing.So, I tried this brush. It takes some goofing around, no doubt, to get the hang of it, but it DOES work. It's sorta amazing. :) You pull through on the side grooves, and I get the detangles, but the curls are....for lack of a better term...reset? I don't know.I'm happy to have no tangles but still those hard fought curls! :) Hehe Recommended!

Good dupe for the bounce curl volume brush

There's a learning curve with this brush but it really is a novel concept. The edges double as channels to define curls and the handle has a bit that functions similar to a rat tail comb to make crisp parts. I like the results, but it does take some time to get used to the brush.

Not really a fan of this brush. It pulled my hair and made it look really dull. When items state that they're for all hair types, don't believe that always. Just because it didn't work well for me, doesn't mean that it won't work well for others. Try it at your own leisure.

I've ordered several variations of this trendy curl hair brush to see how they each work with my thin, wavy/curly hair. This one has the regular plastic bristles but they are each surrounded by little bunches of the boar-type bristles, too. This will work great for volumizing and really catching hold of more individual hair strands than the single bristle style I'm comparing it to. I like to use this brush when I get out of the shower and I'm trying to work in hair oils and leave-in conditioners. I use the curl brush that doesn't have the bunches of boar-like bristles when my hair is already dry and I just need a quick comb through. I like having both styles of the curl brushes and I definitely think they make a difference compared to using regular combs/brushes. You definitely need to learn the technique of twisting your wrist upward to run the hair through the outer waffle pattern of the brush to really get the full curl effect.

This brush works well on wet or dry hair. There is a certain way you need to use it to define curls and once you get the hang of it it works really well. This brush is good quality and a cute color.

Overall I really like this hairbrush, mainly do to it's lack of pull and has definitely helped to save my hair from excessive loss. The curling ability does not surpass that of a curling brush but it definitely doesn't pull like one either. I do like how it curls my bangs, not tight curls but gives a nice lift to my hair....especially in the back and top areas. My hair is very thin so any lift I can get for my hiar is great. This product delivers on that front, curling, lifting all without pulling or snagging my hair. Product is very easy to use, with or without a hair dryer. Handle is easy to grip and resists slipping when my hands are wet. The bristles are soft and bend well with the hair, resisting snagging and pulling. Truly it's best feature. Overall a great product for the price that performs better at snagging resistance than actual curling.

This brush is very good at managing your hair. I thought the bristles would be plastic but they’re much softer and I love the ridges all around the outside of the bristles designed for adding volume or teasing and styling your hair to define your curls the brush handle also is nice since it has a pointy design at the bottom to part of it very versatile and easy to use.