It’s not my favourite Wet Brush, because the bristles don’t seem to have the same flexibility that the others have. I find it can tug a bit, and the open cutouts on the side sometimes can catch my fine hair.

It also helps disperse the natural oils your scalp produces through the length of your hair to help your ends from drying out. If you use dry shampoo, you need to be brushing your scalp to help rid it from all that product clogging your hair follicles! It would tear through my wet hair, and I’d douse my hair in detangler just to get the job done. I genuinely just thought that was normal… up until a few years ago when I discovered Wet Brush. So – after being very skeptical of brushes that claim they can magically detangle hair (if this is legit, why didn’t they come out with a true detangling brush a long time ago?) without the pain and struggle, I finally gave in and decided to try a Wet Brush . Here’s what I found. Since switching to The Wet Brush, I’ve noticed a few incredibly positive things in the health of my hair. It’s a mix of the IntelliFlex™bristles and boar bristles, which add in the shine to the equation. I use this on dry hair as my daily use brush as well as brushing hair into ponytails and buns and whatnot.I am going to tell you right now, if you don’t own a wet brush but struggle with tangles regardless of if it is your hair, your child’s, or your pet’s hair. You will be running to the store to get one I swear. Wet Brushes are manufactured with the unique Intelliflx Bristles and Softips(™), and those are the main features that make this Brush so incredible. I was sceptical about this brush because I’ve never been the type to comb or brush my hair in the shower. I have super long waist-length hair, and the thought of brushing it in the shower always horrified me. Yes, Wet Brushes do work on wet hair! The Intelliflex and Softips(™) combine to make a fantastic hairbrush that alleviates strain and stress on fragile hair. The Wet Brush helps prevent tugging, pulling, ripping, and damage that can cause split ends, breakage, and hair loss. My favorite brush of all time, #gamechanger. Words cannot express the feels I have for this hairbrush. We all hate having greasy hair, and I will explain why this will help.

Hi- I know this an older article but I found it very helpful. Both my daughter and I have shorter fine hair, hers is a little longer than mine-shoulder length. Question- I know you love the original wet brush but have you since tried the pro version? Is there any reason to get that one vs the original? To be completely honest, I have days that I struggle brushing my own hair! Let me tell you what… If my hair is a hot mess, I don’t want to be seen in public. Period. THE WET BRUSH SHINE: This was the second Wet Brush I bought and will soon be replacing mine as it’s on its last days. As someone with fine, very long and very delicate hair, I am always tentative to try something new. For years I relied on a standard old hard nylon-bristled paddle brush; It’s what I was always suggested for long straight hair.

Wet Brush has what they call Intelliflex Bristles. The bristles are firm yet soft and covered with their other invention called SofTips. The bristles are said to know when to be firm enough to pull through the tangles, yet be soft enough not to get caught and rip through the hair. This brush made me realize that brushing out tangles and freshly washed hair didn’t have to be traumatizing; I don’t have to suffer through seeing loads of hair ripped and broken off in my brush or comb. In fact, it’s spoiled me that I cringe and hate when I see a hairstylist and they use a comb to brush my hair after shampooing and conditioning. Brushing wet hair shouldn’t be painful! Worth A Read >> One Year Postpartum – The Hair Products I Relied On The Most The Wet Brush started with their original detangling brush and has expanded to several different types to meet all hair needs. I have 4 of them, and use and love them all for various reasons! That might seem excessive, but once you start treating your hair and scalp as individual concerns arise, it’s a hair game changer! THE WET BRUSH FLEX: This is Wet Brush’s answer to a blow-dry brush, and it’s designed to expedite the time it takes to dry your hair.

Firstly, I rarely get dry flakey scalp anymore. Secondly, I don’t get knotty tangled hair. Third, I don’t “shed” or lose nearly as much hair as I used to! I have saved myself hours by cutting down brushing time for my hair, my client’s hair, and even the kiddos hair. Unlike the detangle, the company made the Wet Brush Shine for dry hair. Don’t worry about it though; it works well on wet hair too. I use it to distribute my product before I blow dry my hair as well as on my dry hair. THE WET BRUSH SHOWER: This one was new to me and I LOVE that it has a hook on the end to hang in my Simple Human Shower Caddy. Hi- I know this an older article but I found it vey helpful. Both my daughter and I have shorter fine hair, hers is a little longer than mine-shoulder length. Questions- I know you love the original wet brush but have you since tried to pro version? Is there any reason to get that one vs the original?The Wet Brush Pro Shine is a detangling brush that has their patented Intelliflex bristles along with boar bristles(you can not beat a boar bristle brush if you ask me).