Hair Brush, mint Tangle Teezer The Wet Detangler Fine & Fragile Mint

I ordered this product after trying the classic mini version. It is wonderful, there is nothing to complain about. Tangle Teezer is always on top. It doesn't just detangle, it also smoothes and provides a pleasant head massage. It tames fluffy hair well, especially when used with serums or oils. It is easy to hold and has a nice color. I love it!

I really liked this comb. It was perfect for thin, straight, and long hair. It doesn't break the hair and combs it neatly. After combing, there is a noticeable silky shine, and the hair looks like it has been straightened with a flat iron.

Do you know what this is? It's a treasure.

I was torn between this one and Janeke, but choosing this one was not a mistake.

I have long, porous, and thick hair. It combs perfectly and doesn't pull out hair. Now, there are only a few strands of hair on the brush, not like before when there was a whole bunch!

It gets dirty quickly, so I wash it twice a week. But that's good because a clean brush means healthy, clean hair!

I bought it on sale for 389, now it's 540.

The quality is good, it comes in its original packaging, and it doesn't have any unnecessary scent.

The brush feels comfortable in the hand, has a beautiful delicate color and a unique design. It is lightweight. The soft bristles comb the hair nicely without pulling or damaging it. However, there are some downsides: it doesn't really detangle the hair on the scalp, the bristles are too soft, and I need more stiffness to properly comb my thin, slightly wavy hair. It is perfect for untangling long, dry, damaged hair, but I will have to buy another brush to comb the hair on my scalp. Additionally, it gets dirty quickly, which is true. I don't regret purchasing it (on sale), but now I need to buy an additional brush, a stiffer one, for proper hair care. It's up to you whether to get it or not.

If you are hesitant between Janeke and Tangle Teaser, this review is for you, as I now have both. Tangle Teaser is perfect for owners of fluffy, curly hair, as its multi-level bristle structure helps with smoothing. I have exactly that type of hair, so I absolutely adore Tangle Teaser with all my heart. On the other hand, I would recommend Janeke for thicker and heavier hair, as its bristles are longer and firmer.

Both combs do not pull or snag the hair and comb through without any issues. However, it is still worth following the rule of combing from bottom to top.

And now for my subjective opinion, Tangle Teaser feels better in my hand and has a better balance. However, Janeke makes up for it with its perforation, which helps to dry the hair more thoroughly and quickly with a hairdryer.

After reading the reviews, I decided to buy it, but it turned out to be nothing special, just an ordinary brush, nice and that's all.

To my surprise, this brush is twice as soft as its mini version.

I bought this brush for my son who has short hair, and he is happy with it. However, I find it a bit too stiff. I have a Janeke brush, and I prefer that one as it is softer and more comfortable to use.

The best for combing wet hair (with conditioner or other products), it doesn't pull or damage the hair, plus it has a convenient handle.

I have heard many enthusiastic reviews about this product, so I decided to buy it. And indeed, this comb is amazing.