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I have to admit, it took watching an influencer video before I understood how to use this brush. At first, I was only using the bristles, which are soft and good for not pulling out a lot of hair. I was satisfied with it as a nice paddle brush for detangling, but I wasn't sure how to use the scalloped edges. This influencer carefully parted her hair with the pointed handle and clipped it into small, neat sections before applying gobs of product and slowly combing it through each section with the ridged side of the brush, chatting perkily the entire time. I don't have the patience for all that. I just grabbed each small section of wet hair with my fingers, applied some of the gel I've been using, then dragged the brush ridges through it. My hair is thick and coils up in the back with no special effort, but he front tends to separate into small, random pieces of independent strands (in other words, frizz), especially now that it's gone gray. If I use enough product and I'm lucky, it'll give me curls that last through the next day, but the day after that, it's moss. When I refresh it, it's a roll of the dice whether it'll make curls or just more messy frizz. The benefit of this brush was instantly visible. After one pass with the ridges, my wet hair came together into cohesive clumps, which later dried into actual curls that last. I've attached a photo of how it still looks today (Friday), after washing and sleeping on it Wednesday night (no bonnet), refreshing it yesterday (Thursday) morning (spray with water, apply a bit more gel, then comb through with the ridges), getting it almost entirely wet in the shower last night and sleeping on it again without a bonnet. The area I'm sharing with you in the photo l is the worst section of my hair. Usually, it would be a mess of pure frizz by this point, yet you can still see defined curls--and I haven't even touched it yet, let alone refreshed it. So, yes, I'd say this brush works well, at least on my hair. I can't say whether you'll get the same results, but it's well worth a try at the price!

I didn’t even realize I had wavy/curly hair until I used this brush! It defines my curls beautifully and reduces frizz so well by separating each curl. It’s very gentle. You just need a little tension when using the defining side. Compared to every other brush I’ve tried, this is the only one that truly brings out my natural curls. I love how I can now just wet my hair, use the brush, scrunch with mousse, and go. No more hiding my hair in buns or fighting with frizz — it looks amazing and feels so healthy. This brush seriously boosted my confidence! It is absolutely worth the price. It's nicely made too! I'd say pretty durable and doesn't allow water inside.

Wow! I don’t know why I didn’t think this dupe brush was going to work as great as it does. It completely defines each curl. I had previously watched a video about lifting each section up and off the scalp with this type of brush. I did that, and mostly let my hair air dry. I diffused the last 8 minutes or so on medium, with low heat, and voila! It turned out great! So much better than without using it. The curls are smooth and defined. I made sure my hair was completely dry before finishing with nourishing hair oil. If you have curly hair, this is a must buy. And the quality doesn’t feel cheap at all.

Great brush, my daughters kept stealing it so I had to get them their own. My youngest has beautiful curls and this brush makes them so much more beautiful. The only thing is is doesn't work so well with thick hair. The weight is perfect, it helps with the pointed end to get that perfect part everytime. It gets through the tangles with ease, without pulling and breaking the hair. Iv had it for a year and ahalf now and it still looks brandnew, easy to clean.

Perfect for creating curl clumps in curly hair. Well made and is a good price. I researched many similar brushes and am very happy I chose this one.

Works well!

This could be user error, but this brush has not been working for my hair. I have very curly hair down to just above my tail bone. When using this brush my curls are not defined, they are more pulled out and straight. I've used the denman brush and will stick with that! Good quality though, seems durable. Not too bad for brushing.

I have thick , past my shoulder length, wavy 2c/3a graying hair. I purchased this brush as a more affordable alternative to another brand that should remain nameless. What I got, that I had not expected was a great brush for a blow out straightening . My hair was extremely soft, and had shine!!! I had used the exact same products on my hair as always, so I believe it is the magic of the brush. The body of the brush is a nice size, a little bit smaller than a paddle brush, and maybe that’s what made it easy to manipulate during the blowout process. My hand didn’t get tired, I didn’t keep dropping the brush, and it looks very well made… QUALITY! The edge fingers may or may not have helped keep it de tangled, I don’t know. The real magic, I believe, are the mixture of bristles… they are “ just right”. I deem this the best brush!!! That says a lot coming from a hair girly, with multiple brushes in her hairstyle collection.

Excellent for different types of curly and wavy hair. Definitely recommend this.