Define Curl Detangling Brush

<p>For the tangles that make you wince.</p> <p>Flexible bristles set in a curved, vented body — so the brush bends around knots instead of ripping through them. Works on wet hair, which is when hair is most fragile and most people do the most damage.</p> <h3>Why it works</h3> <ul> <li><strong>Flexible bristles</strong> — give way at a knot rather than tearing through it</li> <li><strong>Vented body</strong> — air passes through, so it also speeds up blow-drying</li> <li><strong>Curved shape</strong> — follows the shape of your head, so you cover more with each stroke</li> <li><strong>Wet or dry</strong> — safe on soaking hair, unlike a standard paddle brush</li> <li><strong>Defines curls</strong> — the spacing separates curls without turning them into frizz</li> </ul> <h3>Who it's for</h3> <p>Long hair, curly hair, fine hair that knots constantly, and anyone detangling a child's hair without tears. If brushing currently involves bracing yourself, this is the fix.</p> <h3>How to use</h3> <ol> <li>Apply conditioner or a detangling spray first</li> <li><strong>Start at the ends</strong>, not the roots — this is the single most important part</li> <li>Work upwards in short sections, holding the hair above where you brush</li> <li>Only brush root to tip once the ends run clear</li> </ol> <h3>Good to know</h3> <p>Nearly all breakage from brushing comes from starting at the scalp and dragging knots down the length. Starting at the ends takes thirty seconds longer and saves a great deal of hair.</p> <h3>In the box</h3> <p>Define Curl Detangling Brush</p> <p><em>Free worldwide shipping on orders over $49. 30-day returns.</em></p>