as someone with ultra tangly, wavy-curly hair, my go to is a classic tangle teazer on sopping wet, conditioned hair in the shower. It takes a while, though, and the idea of putting it even close to dry hair makes me cry in pain. I also have a 9-row denman brush for styling, that works really well too, and a relatively simple boar bristle brush for the days I've straightened my hair. But I've really noticed there's a huge difference in needs for wavy/curly vs straight hair.
I only comb my hair in the shower with conditioner. I HIGHLY recommend the foxybae round brush. Glides right through. Tangle teezer does nothing for me. My hair is VERY thick and curly. I have saved so many moms of girls with sensitive scalps & the brush isn't expensive. Best brush I have EVER used, its rose gold in color.
I was literally just looking at brushes on Ulta’s app yesterday and didn’t end up picking one cause the amount of options were overwhelming and I needed to do more research before buying . But look at my girl abbey, always 2 steps ahead❤
I have wavy hair and it is best to brush it when the conditioner is in it. For this I use a tangle teezer ultimate detangler - this is really good for wavy wet hair brushing. For boar bristle I have the Denman boar and nylon mixed brush. and I use a wooden brush with very long bristles that is kind of like a dupe for the TEK brushes, but it is even more beautiful and better. I have demoted an older plastic/wood paddle brush to use for hair oiling pre-wash. I follow all your tips, except maybe the brush recommendations I guess , but we have different hair :)
I really enjoy these deep dives. To most, this video will seem silly. However, to those of us with hair struggles, this hair brush video is right up there with everything else contributing to hair breakage. Thank you, Abbey. We appreciate you.
I personally avoid boar bristles since they’re normally byproducts of the meat market. I’ve use denman’s d series brushes for years because it works great at detangling. Was thinking about adding a wood brush since they’re suppose to be good at smoothing.
Same! It's my favorite brush of all time & I'm old so have used a lot of different brushes. I also gave my granddaughter one. She's 5 & has long fine straight blonde hair. It's great for her, too. I don't get Abbey's h8 for it.
I have curly hair and detangling is one of the things I am very careful about. It would have been nice if your advices applied to curlier hair types: in general i love your hair content but it’s still very straight hair oriented lol. What is helping for the tangles is not to wait too much between washes, sleep protection is sooo important (I use the bamboon headwraps) and I first start with pre detangling with my fingers and an oil. It takes quite some time but it minimizes damage for me: you can seperate the hair, see where the knots are at, etc. It get at least some of the job done before washing. And I end up brushing with a very thick conditioner on wet hair to melt more easily the tangles. I do have the unbrush it does a good job but again I always use it with a conditioner to give slip. The tangle teezer is really good too but the bristles are firmer to give grip when you style. Oh and boar bristles brush just aren’t an option for my hair type: it would rip my hair so much lol. They’re ok for styling though
Mason Pearson has more options for sizes, brush composition, handle color including one with just boar bristles for sensitive scalps/thin hair. And I will say they are less expensive if purchased in England at an approved seller. I purchased mine in January while on a trip to London and I have zero regrets. The woman who sold it to me said she’s had hers for 40 years. I mean… that’s impressive cost per use for sure.
Foxybae detangling brush has been my #1 for nearly a decade. Doesn't catch my hair at all. Its not on anyone's radar and its amazing. I wish you knew about it. Id LOVE your opinion. Its the ONLY brush that has ever combed right through my hair. Has to be the round one though, not the square. I didn't like the square paddle. Best brush I have ever owned. I was not expecting it to be on the list. You probably haven't heard of it. It does have a cushion base. I cant stand the tangle teezer. I almost bought the unbrush.. so glad I didn't now.
One thing I've learned, as a very frugal person, is that if you spend money on a high-quality tool you use for many years, you will never regret it. I've had the Mason Pearson for over 20 years---it's amazing. I picked it as my Christmas gift, back when my family would each buy a $150 gift for one other family member. I bought a few dupes in the following years for travel, my partner, my child, and the dupes were OK but noticeably not as good as Mason Pearson. Sonia Kashuk for Target and Sephora had decent dupes, but a set of lookalikes from Costco was terrible.
Thank you, Abby, for such informative video on a topic I didn't thought much about! It made me realize that I my ideal brush is Wet Brush Original Detangler (and I already use something similar (only without a cushion) from some no name brand). I have a scalp condition, so ball tipped ends is a must. I don't like bore bristles, because it looks like they make cleaning a brush properly much harder. Detangling problem disappeared by itself, when I found wright conditioner.
Yes, I understand why you might not have had a good experience with the TTs. My daughters and I all have our own and they have been the best brushes we have ever tried. But that’s because we have thicker hair with medium-thick strands. My youngest still has some fine hair strands but the original TT does great for her. She doesn’t like to brush her own hair yet, but I think I’m going to get her a Wet brush Pro for her birthday coming up! I have used Wet brushes before finding TT, but I hated how gross the cushions would get, and I’m all for easy-to-clean!
@@wearelegion1163Did you see a question mark anywhere in her paragraph? She was not asking for your input. She acknowledged that the cushions get gross. A wet brush pro does not have cushions.
LOVE this video!!! 😊❤️Been back on a improving health of hair journey after a color correction and being in the UK for 2 months (they have the HARDEST water), and I always know to go to you for advice/info! My hair is already getting better 😊 Could you do a video for best brushes to use while heat styling (for those of us that don’t use curling irons/airwraps)? And Mason Pearson makes their own brush cleaner now, been a game changer for me in keeping mine clean and in great condition, plus it’s super easy to use!!
Thanks again Abbey! ❤🎉 Fine here too with bleach. I use a regular wet brush with only the plastic flexible bristles. Always start at the ends and work your way up to the roots gently.
I think if you have curly hair and detangle in the shower with conditioner, like I do, then the Tangle Teezer or Unbrush will be your favorite for that purpose. If you are detangling on dry hair prior to washing, then maybe one of the boar bristle ones will be preferred for that purpose.
Funny because I actually like the tangle teezer because I feel like the gentler* ones don't actually make it through my hair. But it's just like you said, our hair needs are different and mine isn't as fragile. 😂 I think the denman is mostly a styler though? Great video!
This is a very helpful video. I have fine but curly hair so I like gentle brushes. And I’ve been searching for a brush that might be like tangle teaser for years for my daughter’s hair. She’s half black and that type of brush works the best for her type of hair, she has 4b. And so a brush like a hair pick seems to work best. I had a brush that doesn’t exist anymore, that my son lost 😩. It looks just like a pick but is shaped like a brush- hard plastic bristles/teeth. And on my daughter’s hair it’s more gentle and works so well. I’m going to get that tangle teaser and pray that it works
I have the La Bonne Brosse Detangler Brush (also definitely super pricey), which I absolutely love. It doesn't have boar bristles, though - and I've been contemplating getting a hybrid nylon-boar brush. I will probably save up and get the Mason Pearson, so it will last forever.
I’ve found that the best brushes are unfortunately the pricier options. Mason Pearson , Sisley Radiance Brush and Ibiza brushes. I found that the best detangler for super damaged hair that knots easily is the Ibiza CX80 brush. It’s meant for hair extensions but it slices through knots like nothing else.
Mason Pearson is what I use night before I wash to distribute the oil through the hair. It's a great brush for simulating the scalp and smoothing the hair.
I have given up on cushion brushes.. They're impossible to get clean. With a brush cleaning brush, sure, decently clean.. But sometimes a clean with water and soap is necessary, and in those cases, cushion brushes takes forever to dry.. and we never know if there is mold on the inside. The ones that are easiest to clean (that I've tried so far) is the wet brush speed dry vented brush, and the tangle teezer wet detangle.
I didn't know I needed a new hairbrush until now. I totally agree with everything Abbey is saying. I thought I was doing the best for my curly coily hair using a Tangle Teezer Ultimate detangler but I was never that pleased with it. I thought it was just another problem with my hair but no I need better brush! It makes so much sense to go for one wider spaced...all these little simple details that make the world of difference! 😳I'm learning!
I've had that green wet brush gathering dust in my drawer for a couple of years now because it's too gentle. I feel like it just doesn't penetrate on to my scalp. And I don't have thick hair.
Such a valuable video! We tend to overlook what kind or a good brush for our hair type. Would love to hear your thought on the vibrating scalp brush that claims to keep scalp and hair clean. Love you 🥰 💕
I find the ultimate detangled tangle teezer and the unbrush have been the most gentle on my hair.....I also love the wet brush but I believe I do get more breakage from that. (Fine curly hair)
I have 2b wavy hair & regular Tangle Teaser for fine hair is my favorite brush although I use a Wet Brush in the shower to distribute products. Since brushing wavy hair when dry makes it frizz, using a wide tooth comb instead is also good.
I have very long thin hair but have a lot of it. I have a very tender head - I hate going to the hairdressers as the whole experience is just painful. My go to brush is the Wet Brush. It untangles my hair pretty much instantaneously and does not pull on my hair at all. It is also extremely tender on my scalp. Love love love it!!! Actually have 5 brushes in different places and handbags!! 🤣
maybe the new Unbrushes are different. I have the original one from 15 years ago and it's the softest bristle brush I own. It's better than the WET brush as it won't pull out any hair. It's perfect for wet hair and blow drying. The best brush for distributing oil through the hair is the Mason Pearson. For days brushing clean dry hair I use TEK made in Italy with very nice polished wood bristles. Those are the three best IMHO.
Bought a MP junior on Monday. Have the Oribe which I only use if my hair is dry And straight. Oribe will snag on my curls. Oh and I got the Oribe bc of you, lol
I actually never brush or comb my hair. The only time I do is just before washing my hair. I don't before drying them, not after drying them, not before styling them and neither when I apply my hair oil before drying them. My conditioner do the major job at detangle them so once I'm done drying my hair I do a very low twisted bun with clips or two light braids and they stay shiny, soft and detangled. My hair type is dark brown, very thick, slightly wavy and lots of them so maybe some people out there can relate.
God I wish this video existed before I bought into the Unbrush craze 🤦🏻♀️😅 my hair is also fine and tangle prone and this brush is soooo painful! Even after using plenty of detangler. Ouch! Totally agree. Thank you for this video!!!
Do we need a hair brush? I only use a wide tooth comb(the one recommended in your Amazon favorites list). I think it all depends on the hair type. I have very fine hair that tangles easily. I do use a brush when blow drying. I would love recommendations for that!😊
Hi Abbey, thank you so much for the thorough and super useful breakdown! I do however have hesitations in purchasing boar bristle brushes - online there are different (often conflicting) accounts of how the bristles are harvested (some companies say they use the bristles resulted as by-products from the meat industry, others say the animals are bred specifically for the bristles to be harvested, etc. ) and I feel I cannot be confident in making a choice that is truly cruelty-free. Have you tried any vegan alternatives to boar bristles that you feel are comparable?
I have a Denman D93 tangle tamer gentle, and it's made for baby fine hair, like mine. It looks like a standard tangle brush when you look at it online, but in person, the bristles are super flexible and tiny, like really thin and bendy. Also, it's only like £12 😊 maybe not useful if your hair is thick because it is so gentle, but if you have fine hair like mine, I think it's the best.
Great information! Thank you for putting so much detail into what you do. I’m sorry, but who is Ryan? Did he have a preferred opinion on a specific brush?
I only use a Tangle Teezer. On wet conditioned wavy/curly fragile fine hair. It is great at distributing products . I don't believe it was meant for hair such as yours.
I've not noticed brushes in the hair salon. I thought they always used combs because they are able to be sanitized between clients. Maybe I just haven't noticed, I only go for trims.
I love the Olivia Garden ceramic + ion brush, it’s the gentlest I have ever had. But, the bristles keep losing those little protective bubbles at the ends after like a month & then they scratch your scalp a lot. After going through 4 brushes in a year I decided it was too much money…
I have short fine poker straight hair and hence only ever used a comb, as my hair is too short and low in volume/quantity for a brush lol. I do have a tangle teezer for when I wash my hair, but other than that I always use a comb for dry hair. I the original small tangle teezer for after towel drying my hair, and the ultimate detangler in the shower to brush through conditioner evenly.
I have one question, do you use these boar bristled brushes with your hairdryer? I usually use the tangle tweezer wet detangler for that and the I do the actual blowout and smoothing with a round brush. But I wonder if this could be done with the fancy brushes. Thank you so much in advance for your response. ❤ Big kisses from Spain.
Would love your thoughts on the Behairful brush. I use it on my long tangled hair but not sure how it compares to these and would trash it if you think it's bad in comparison. Great video, thanks !!!
My biggest problem with boar bristle brushes: they are too shallow and don't reach my scalp when brushing. I feel like it doesn't do a good enough job.
Thanks abby, you’re saving my hair 😍 i was wondering if you know anything about the sleepy tie, is it a good product? I’m looking for something to keep my hair pretty and healthy while sleeping😅 i looked at your recommendation with the little clips but that doesn’t really work for me
A long wide pick comb is great for getting knots out of wet hair before brushing. People often don't have the patients though to take the time to do it.
My hair is fine and on the thin side it tangles easy especially under my neck I love the unbrush lol brushes my hair quick and hardly any hair comes out maybe a few strands
The best brush are your fingers at least if you have wavy/find hair :/ I had tried tek brushes, wet brushes, tangle tezeer brushes, and if they dont break my hair, they give me frizz
abbey! i recently got my hair highlighted (only bleach processed once) and it feels super dry!! i used my usual l’oréal bond pre shampoo treatment and all your tips but it still looks and feels super dry, can you recommend a routine please?❤
Heyyy I had the exact same issue! I swear by the dove intensive repair line. It’s around $8 for both the shampoo and conditioner. It made my hair sooooo soft.
as someone with ultra tangly, wavy-curly hair, my go to is a classic tangle teazer on sopping wet, conditioned hair in the shower. It takes a while, though, and the idea of putting it even close to dry hair makes me cry in pain. I also have a 9-row denman brush for styling, that works really well too, and a relatively simple boar bristle brush for the days I've straightened my hair. But I've really noticed there's a huge difference in needs for wavy/curly vs straight hair.
I only comb my hair in the shower with conditioner. I HIGHLY recommend the foxybae round brush. Glides right through. Tangle teezer does nothing for me. My hair is VERY thick and curly. I have saved so many moms of girls with sensitive scalps & the brush isn't expensive. Best brush I have EVER used, its rose gold in color.
I was literally just looking at brushes on Ulta’s app yesterday and didn’t end up picking one cause the amount of options were overwhelming and I needed to do more research before buying . But look at my girl abbey, always 2 steps ahead❤
Same, @lexvirgilio. Same.
I have wavy hair and it is best to brush it when the conditioner is in it. For this I use a tangle teezer ultimate detangler - this is really good for wavy wet hair brushing. For boar bristle I have the Denman boar and nylon mixed brush. and I use a wooden brush with very long bristles that is kind of like a dupe for the TEK brushes, but it is even more beautiful and better. I have demoted an older plastic/wood paddle brush to use for hair oiling pre-wash. I follow all your tips, except maybe the brush recommendations I guess , but we have different hair :)
Please make a video about going from bleached blonde to more natural color!! What to tell my hairdresser I want.
I really enjoy these deep dives. To most, this video will seem silly. However, to those of us with hair struggles, this hair brush video is right up there with everything else contributing to hair breakage. Thank you, Abbey. We appreciate you.
I personally avoid boar bristles since they’re normally byproducts of the meat market. I’ve use denman’s d series brushes for years because it works great at detangling. Was thinking about adding a wood brush since they’re suppose to be good at smoothing.
My heart shattered when she said the tangle teezer was the worst one💔
not all of the tangle teezers are the same! and if it works well for you keep using it- this was just based on my experience with my hair 😊
@@AbbeyYung Okay, tysm, your tips are amazing❤️😊
Same! It's my favorite brush of all time & I'm old so have used a lot of different brushes. I also gave my granddaughter one. She's 5 & has long fine straight blonde hair. It's great for her, too. I don't get Abbey's h8 for it.
You people believe everything you see on the internet 😂😂😂
Oh it sure is. I cannot stand that brush. I am so glad she confirmed that.
I have curly hair and detangling is one of the things I am very careful about. It would have been nice if your advices applied to curlier hair types: in general i love your hair content but it’s still very straight hair oriented lol. What is helping for the tangles is not to wait too much between washes, sleep protection is sooo important (I use the bamboon headwraps) and I first start with pre detangling with my fingers and an oil. It takes quite some time but it minimizes damage for me: you can seperate the hair, see where the knots are at, etc. It get at least some of the job done before washing. And I end up brushing with a very thick conditioner on wet hair to melt more easily the tangles. I do have the unbrush it does a good job but again I always use it with a conditioner to give slip. The tangle teezer is really good too but the bristles are firmer to give grip when you style. Oh and boar bristles brush just aren’t an option for my hair type: it would rip my hair so much lol. They’re ok for styling though
Mason Pearson has more options for sizes, brush composition, handle color including one with just boar bristles for sensitive scalps/thin hair. And I will say they are less expensive if purchased in England at an approved seller. I purchased mine in January while on a trip to London and I have zero regrets. The woman who sold it to me said she’s had hers for 40 years. I mean… that’s impressive cost per use for sure.
Foxybae detangling brush has been my #1 for nearly a decade. Doesn't catch my hair at all. Its not on anyone's radar and its amazing. I wish you knew about it. Id LOVE your opinion. Its the ONLY brush that has ever combed right through my hair. Has to be the round one though, not the square. I didn't like the square paddle. Best brush I have ever owned. I was not expecting it to be on the list. You probably haven't heard of it. It does have a cushion base. I cant stand the tangle teezer. I almost bought the unbrush.. so glad I didn't now.
One thing I've learned, as a very frugal person, is that if you spend money on a high-quality tool you use for many years, you will never regret it. I've had the Mason Pearson for over 20 years---it's amazing. I picked it as my Christmas gift, back when my family would each buy a $150 gift for one other family member. I bought a few dupes in the following years for travel, my partner, my child, and the dupes were OK but noticeably not as good as Mason Pearson. Sonia Kashuk for Target and Sephora had decent dupes, but a set of lookalikes from Costco was terrible.
How do you clean it? I had one for 5 years but just couldn’t get it clean to the point i was scared it wasn’t good for my scalp
Thank you, Abby, for such informative video on a topic I didn't thought much about! It made me realize that I my ideal brush is Wet Brush Original Detangler (and I already use something similar (only without a cushion) from some no name brand). I have a scalp condition, so ball tipped ends is a must. I don't like bore bristles, because it looks like they make cleaning a brush properly much harder. Detangling problem disappeared by itself, when I found wright conditioner.
Happy Sunday! Looks like I will be buying a brush today😂😂❤
hahahah 😂
Yes, I understand why you might not have had a good experience with the TTs. My daughters and I all have our own and they have been the best brushes we have ever tried. But that’s because we have thicker hair with medium-thick strands. My youngest still has some fine hair strands but the original TT does great for her. She doesn’t like to brush her own hair yet, but I think I’m going to get her a Wet brush Pro for her birthday coming up! I have used Wet brushes before finding TT, but I hated how gross the cushions would get, and I’m all for easy-to-clean!
The cushion brushes get moldy inside the cushion if it continually gets wet 🤮
@@wearelegion1163Did you see a question mark anywhere in her paragraph? She was not asking for your input. She acknowledged that the cushions get gross. A wet brush pro does not have cushions.
Perfect timing! I’ve been looking for a new brush ❤
LOVE this video!!! 😊❤️Been back on a improving health of hair journey after a color correction and being in the UK for 2 months (they have the HARDEST water), and I always know to go to you for advice/info! My hair is already getting better 😊 Could you do a video for best brushes to use while heat styling (for those of us that don’t use curling irons/airwraps)? And Mason Pearson makes their own brush cleaner now, been a game changer for me in keeping mine clean and in great condition, plus it’s super easy to use!!
Cushion brushes get moldy inside the cushion if it continues to get wet & you really can't dry inside the cushion area.
Thanks again Abbey! ❤🎉 Fine here too with bleach. I use a regular wet brush with only the plastic flexible bristles. Always start at the ends and work your way up to the roots gently.
I think if you have curly hair and detangle in the shower with conditioner, like I do, then the Tangle Teezer or Unbrush will be your favorite for that purpose. If you are detangling on dry hair prior to washing, then maybe one of the boar bristle ones will be preferred for that purpose.
Too funny! I bought a 100 percent boar bristle brush by kent and im obsessed. Your content has truly transformed my hair bleach blonde hair journey.
Funny because I actually like the tangle teezer because I feel like the gentler* ones don't actually make it through my hair. But it's just like you said, our hair needs are different and mine isn't as fragile. 😂 I think the denman is mostly a styler though? Great video!
I love the tangle teaser for my wavy hair. I've had much less breakage since using it. I have fine wavy color-treated old hair.
This is a very helpful video. I have fine but curly hair so I like gentle brushes.
And I’ve been searching for a brush that might be like tangle teaser for years for my daughter’s hair. She’s half black and that type of brush works the best for her type of hair, she has 4b. And so a brush like a hair pick seems to work best. I had a brush that doesn’t exist anymore, that my son lost 😩. It looks just like a pick but is shaped like a brush- hard plastic bristles/teeth.
And on my daughter’s hair it’s more gentle and works so well. I’m going to get that tangle teaser and pray that it works
Abby saving our hair again🙌🏼
❤❤❤
@@AbbeyYungwe need a video talking about magic sleek and those types of treatments plssss
I have the La Bonne Brosse Detangler Brush (also definitely super pricey), which I absolutely love. It doesn't have boar bristles, though - and I've been contemplating getting a hybrid nylon-boar brush. I will probably save up and get the Mason Pearson, so it will last forever.
Needed this!!!! I noticed some breakage at my crown and I surmise it’s from how rough I am at brushing! Working on doing the best going forward!
I have used my travel size Mason Pearson for more than a decade. It is still in great shape.
Do you find you can still clean it properly? After such a long time… there must be lots of buildup. What’s your technique?
SO HELPFUL!! have been thinking about replacing my brush but no insights into what’s best for the hair❤❤
I’ve found that the best brushes are unfortunately the pricier options. Mason Pearson , Sisley Radiance Brush and Ibiza brushes. I found that the best detangler for super damaged hair that knots easily is the Ibiza CX80 brush. It’s meant for hair extensions but it slices through knots like nothing else.
Mason Pearson is what I use night before I wash to distribute the oil through the hair. It's a great brush for simulating the scalp and smoothing the hair.
@@runae7368 yes!! 💯
I have given up on cushion brushes.. They're impossible to get clean. With a brush cleaning brush, sure, decently clean.. But sometimes a clean with water and soap is necessary, and in those cases, cushion brushes takes forever to dry.. and we never know if there is mold on the inside.
The ones that are easiest to clean (that I've tried so far) is the wet brush speed dry vented brush, and the tangle teezer wet detangle.
I’ve been waiting for this video! Thank you ❤
me too 😂❤
I didn't know I needed a new hairbrush until now. I totally agree with everything Abbey is saying. I thought I was doing the best for my curly coily hair using a Tangle Teezer Ultimate detangler but I was never that pleased with it. I thought it was just another problem with my hair but no I need better brush! It makes so much sense to go for one wider spaced...all these little simple details that make the world of difference! 😳I'm learning!
Thanks Abby! Which brush do you recommend for fine thin hair?
Very, very helpful vlog. Thank you. So timely as I am looking for a decent bristle brush and it seemed a minefield!
Is this for dry hair or wet hair brushing ? Tangle teeter is best for wet hair
Omg I love my Ultimate Styler 😭 I feel like it’s gentle and doesn’t tug at my hair or extensions. Guess I should try one of the other brushes.
Keep on using it if you love it
I've had that green wet brush gathering dust in my drawer for a couple of years now because it's too gentle. I feel like it just doesn't penetrate on to my scalp. And I don't have thick hair.
The UnBrush saved my life and is my favorite brush everrrrrrrr
Such a valuable video! We tend to overlook what kind or a good brush for our hair type. Would love to hear your thought on the vibrating scalp brush that claims to keep scalp and hair clean. Love you 🥰 💕
Omg I really needed some guidance to pick out a brush 💕
happy to help! xx
I find the ultimate detangled tangle teezer and the unbrush have been the most gentle on my hair.....I also love the wet brush but I believe I do get more breakage from that. (Fine curly hair)
I cannot believe how expensive Mason Pearson is in the USA. I bought it in Germany for 110€. Here, Oribe brush is actually more expensive.
I would love you to test round brushes. I seem to have more issues with round brushes ripping my hair as I am styling
I have 2b wavy hair & regular Tangle Teaser for fine hair is my favorite brush although I use a Wet Brush in the shower to distribute products. Since brushing wavy hair when dry makes it frizz, using a wide tooth comb instead is also good.
I have very long thin hair but have a lot of it. I have a very tender head - I hate going to the hairdressers as the whole experience is just painful. My go to brush is the Wet Brush. It untangles my hair pretty much instantaneously and does not pull on my hair at all. It is also extremely tender on my scalp. Love love love it!!! Actually have 5 brushes in different places and handbags!! 🤣
Hi Abby, I wonder if the gold brush by Guerlain is worth the price and lives up to the claims. Have you ever considered trying that and reviewing?
Can you specify which is better to use on wet hair?
maybe the new Unbrushes are different. I have the original one from 15 years ago and it's the softest bristle brush I own. It's better than the WET brush as it won't pull out any hair. It's perfect for wet hair and blow drying. The best brush for distributing oil through the hair is the Mason Pearson. For days brushing clean dry hair I use TEK made in Italy with very nice polished wood bristles. Those are the three best IMHO.
Abbey can you tell what hair products what would work for my dry scalp? 😊🥰💕
Bought a MP junior on Monday. Have the Oribe which I only use if my hair is dry And straight. Oribe will snag on my curls. Oh and I got the Oribe bc of you, lol
Please try La Bonne Brosse! Its amazing!!!😊
I love the Wet Brush Go Green Curly Detangling Brush. I don't have curly hair but it's the best for me.
I actually never brush or comb my hair. The only time I do is just before washing my hair. I don't before drying them, not after drying them, not before styling them and neither when I apply my hair oil before drying them. My conditioner do the major job at detangle them so once I'm done drying my hair I do a very low twisted bun with clips or two light braids and they stay shiny, soft and detangled. My hair type is dark brown, very thick, slightly wavy and lots of them so maybe some people out there can relate.
Please can you do a review on hairburst products...i need something for my menapousal hair...would you do video on this please xx
I have the normal classic tangle teaser without the handle for over 10 years and i Like it a Lot. I have find hair too.
you should try La Bonne Brosse !!
I’m using the standard hair brush from Caswell-Massey and love it!!!
God I wish this video existed before I bought into the Unbrush craze 🤦🏻♀️😅 my hair is also fine and tangle prone and this brush is soooo painful! Even after using plenty of detangler. Ouch! Totally agree. Thank you for this video!!!
Do we need a hair brush? I only use a wide tooth comb(the one recommended in your Amazon favorites list). I think it all depends on the hair type. I have very fine hair that tangles easily. I do use a brush when blow drying. I would love recommendations for that!😊
I have no words. I bow down to you💕
Hi Abbey, thank you so much for the thorough and super useful breakdown! I do however have hesitations in purchasing boar bristle brushes - online there are different (often conflicting) accounts of how the bristles are harvested (some companies say they use the bristles resulted as by-products from the meat industry, others say the animals are bred specifically for the bristles to be harvested, etc. ) and I feel I cannot be confident in making a choice that is truly cruelty-free. Have you tried any vegan alternatives to boar bristles that you feel are comparable?
I have a Denman D93 tangle tamer gentle, and it's made for baby fine hair, like mine. It looks like a standard tangle brush when you look at it online, but in person, the bristles are super flexible and tiny, like really thin and bendy. Also, it's only like £12 😊 maybe not useful if your hair is thick because it is so gentle, but if you have fine hair like mine, I think it's the best.
Wavy fluffy hair? Wet brush Pro every time. Saved my hair,glides through simply brilliant.
Great information! Thank you for putting so much detail into what you do. I’m sorry, but who is Ryan? Did he have a preferred opinion on a specific brush?
i like using my tangle teezer for wet hair but i definitely want to invest in a quality bore/nylon bristles hairbrush!
I only use a Tangle Teezer. On wet conditioned wavy/curly fragile fine hair. It is great at distributing products . I don't believe it was meant for hair such as yours.
thank you so much for this video!!
I have healthy hair, and i use a paddle brush. it's cushioned and kind to my hair.
Thank you for working hard for us
Have you ever tried a bamboo bristle brush? I use one for my scalp massaging and it feels amazing ❤
I've not noticed brushes in the hair salon. I thought they always used combs because they are able to be sanitized between clients. Maybe I just haven't noticed, I only go for trims.
I love the Olivia Garden ceramic + ion brush, it’s the gentlest I have ever had. But, the bristles keep losing those little protective bubbles at the ends after like a month & then they scratch your scalp a lot. After going through 4 brushes in a year I decided it was too much money…
I have short fine poker straight hair and hence only ever used a comb, as my hair is too short and low in volume/quantity for a brush lol. I do have a tangle teezer for when I wash my hair, but other than that I always use a comb for dry hair. I the original small tangle teezer for after towel drying my hair, and the ultimate detangler in the shower to brush through conditioner evenly.
I have one question, do you use these boar bristled brushes with your hairdryer? I usually use the tangle tweezer wet detangler for that and the I do the actual blowout and smoothing with a round brush. But I wonder if this could be done with the fancy brushes. Thank you so much in advance for your response. ❤ Big kisses from Spain.
FINALLY!! I’ve been waiting for this video to buy a new brush and now I’m going to order one asap 🥹 thank you Abbey!!!!!! 🫶
yay!! so happy to help xx
Would love your thoughts on the Behairful brush. I use it on my long tangled hair but not sure how it compares to these and would trash it if you think it's bad in comparison. Great video, thanks !!!
I have the Tangle Teezer brush Fine and Fragile hair. While I love it my daughter says it is not gentle 🤷🏼♀️
My biggest problem with boar bristle brushes: they are too shallow and don't reach my scalp when brushing. I feel like it doesn't do a good enough job.
Same here
Abbey is out here saving our hairs 😅❤ Thank you Abbey :) ❤
of course!! ❤
Thanks abby, you’re saving my hair 😍 i was wondering if you know anything about the sleepy tie, is it a good product? I’m looking for something to keep my hair pretty and healthy while sleeping😅 i looked at your recommendation with the little clips but that doesn’t really work for me
Right now I am using the wet brush pro. I may get the "shine" version.
I love my Mason Pearson. It was one of the best investments I've ever made.
Well frick the TT is my favorite!
A wide tooth comb is the most gentle. All hair brushes are damaging the hair! I only use the wide tooth comb now for the rest of my life! 😊
A long wide pick comb is great for getting knots out of wet hair before brushing. People often don't have the patients though to take the time to do it.
All brushes aren't damaging though.
they don’t work on textured hair though
@@xoxorosequartz They are especially for curly hair. I have wavy hair.
@@Rebecca640it doesn’t work on my because they can’t detangle
Thank you I needed this
of course!
Would you recommend the same kinda of bristles for a round brush?
What is a good way to clean these?
My hair is fine and on the thin side it tangles easy especially under my neck I love the unbrush lol brushes my hair quick and hardly any hair comes out maybe a few strands
Thank you Abby ! Can you use the Mason Pearson brush while blow drying ?
What about wooden brushes? I may have missed something you said about it but I have found those are really nice on my hair.
Awesome video!! Thank you!!💕
I wished you tested the olivia garden fingerbrush 😢
Me too!
Thank you queen once again
The best brush are your fingers at least if you have wavy/find hair :/ I had tried tek brushes, wet brushes, tangle tezeer brushes, and if they dont break my hair, they give me frizz
What about wood bristle? I find the least breakage with wood
abbey! i recently got my hair highlighted (only bleach processed once) and it feels super dry!! i used my usual l’oréal bond pre shampoo treatment and all your tips but it still looks and feels super dry, can you recommend a routine please?❤
Heyyy I had the exact same issue! I swear by the dove intensive repair line. It’s around $8 for both the shampoo and conditioner. It made my hair sooooo soft.
Can you use the Mason bush on wet hair? I have one and I love it but never used it on wet hair because heard that you can’t
Thats so interesting, i always thought bora bristles were the harshest 😱
Abbey? Try Stella Cini (Stelari) Brush. 💡Adore you. 🤎🖤🎃
Mason Pearson falls apart with blow drying. DryBar wins every time.
Did I miss the affordable favorite brush?