BeautypomDetangle Hair Brush - Effortless Knot Removal and Styling Hair Brush Women, Men, and Kids - Achieve Healthy, Gorgeous Hair with Ease, Elegance, and Innovative Design - Red

This has become my four year old daughters go to brush of choice - it does the job and is gentle enough on her that she enjoys it. Previous brushes caused fights rather than let us near her. This one she's happy to by brushed!

Good hairbrush, but takes a bit of effort with thick hair as the bristles are quite soft.

Doesn't feel like it is detangling my hair and if feels soft on the scalp - but I'm still using it

Couldn't rate this enough, it's absolutely amazing! I've got a silly amount of detangling brushes and normal brushes, this is kinda like an in-between but it works wonders. I have very long, thick and curly hair that gets tangled easy and can be painful to detangle. This glides through my hair no matter what the condition. Gets rid of all my knots in seconds and doesn't hurt at all! Really couldn't recommend enough. It's incredible!

Pros- super light- works nicely- thin, soft bristles- very easily washable- great to use with a hairdryer- looks like repurposes plasticsCons- the way the bristles have been insertedOverall, it's so close to a pretty perfect brush... I'll start with the only con I can really think of. Which is the bristles and the way they've been inserted. Basically looks like little drilled holes then a folded bristle has been inserted. Then I'd imagine that they've been heat pressed and melted into it given the straight line down the middle and the other side has been snipped. Maybe a bit of glue in there to initial hold them in place. They don't seem to pull out with me tugging on them but I can see that maybe being a failure point if, for whatever reason, it hasn't been done properly. I can't do it with a fairly good tug and I don't imagine hair will be doing the same, especially with the flexibility of the bristles. So maybe I'm over thinking it but it is the only real failure point. Other than a snapped handle or something. But it seems to be pretty strong.All the pros listed basically add up to a pretty surprised me when I've been using it. Sure, it still pulls hairs out, but I didn't feel like I had to drag it through and like it was getting stuck in any knots. It would just slip out so I could go through it again. Admittedly, my hairs isn't massive knotty when I have been using it but it starts knotting basically on the same day as washing with how curly it is. I believe my curls are probably a mixture between Type2 B all the way up to Type3 B depending on how much I brush it and whether I brush it when it's dry or leave it to dry naturally.For £9.99 and how nice it is to use. I think 4 stars is a fair grade from me personally. Easiest brush I've used and it's easy to clean and use a hair dryer if need be.. I don't see what's not to like.. well apart from the way the bristles have to be inserted. But that might be over thinking.Nearly perfect!

my tangles have all gone awaythanks to this clever brushmy hair is smooth and silkyeven when I'm in a rush.No need to use a pony tailor make a messy bunI have Rapunzel's golden locksthat shine under the sun.

Very thin plastic, it does not work very well on my tangled hair.

When I originally saw this hair brush I thought it was dirty, however I then quickly realised that it is supposed to look this way which give you the impression that it's dirty.The bristles are not that firm, flexible but not too flexible, which works very well for my hair type and length. I have long hair, on the finer side.The brush itself is firm and doesn't bend, which I do like.The defect it came with, which you can see in the photo, it is a slight pant stain which doesn't bother me however, it would have been better if it wasn't there because if you are getting this to gift to anyone, I am sure they would notice.Overall, I would recommend it.