Jack Dean by Denman D200 Flexible Vent Brush for Blow Drying - Styling Hair Brush for Wet Dry Curly Thick Straight Hair - For Women and Men (Black)

Really impressed with this brush. It’s very light weight and made from what seems like a single moulded piece of plastic, so there are no joins etc to snag hair on. I still use my tangle teaser to derange my hair after washing, but I use this for blow drying. The gaps in it make it really fast for blow drying and gives a smooth finish to my hair. Really impressed for the price.

I've had this brush previously for over 20 years and just had to replace them, only because several teeth have eventually snapped off! Really great brush, can use day to day including in the shower, never let me down, so very happy to buy 2 more!

This comb I use to give body and lift to my hair whilst hair drying. It works really well. My husband has taken to using it as well so I have now bought a second one so we have one each. Highly recommend.

I have used this brush for years so when I lost mine on a night out Amazon came to my rescue, love it for drying my hair and styling. Strong and sturdy and last forever. Only down side when mine was delivered it had a slight imperfection on the handle like it had been damaged on the plastic but it didn’t stop the use of the brush so just kept it anyway

Another Denman brush. This vent brush is easy to use, it glides smoothly through my hair.

Brilliant brush,we have three of them in our house.Wouldn’t use anything else for styling and blow drying.

To replace a worn out one.

The best part about this brush is its one-piece design. At last I'd found a brush that would not tear hairs from my head where the handle was joined to the head. (I was so tired of having to waste time taking a pair of tweezers and scissors to past brushes just to try to remove the hairs that became jammed into the joint over time.)It untangles long hair quickly, is very light, and feels comfortable in the hand.I wanted to love it, but I agree with some others that it feels very sharp on the head, and I have to keep reminding myself to use it very slowly and gently to avoid pain. On examining it more closely, there is plastic 'flash' on the pin 'bobbles' which should have been removed at the factory stage, and the shafts of the pins feel rough.I have grey hair, which is, by its nature, particularly fragile. This brush may be fine for those with 'stronger' hair, but as I feel that this brush is likely to damage my hair over time, I'm now looking for another with exactly the same design, but which is well-finished, with no rough or sharp surfaces.Update (ten weeks later): Not having managed to find another plastic brush that wasn't scratchy, I just bought and reviewed a Kent comb (9T) instead which is very kind to the hair and scalp, and perfect for my needs (especially as I no longer use hair dryers), so I will not be returning to using this design of brush again, but will be using the comb along with an old and very soft bristle brush instead.