FHI Heat UNbrush Detangling Brush for Pain-Free Brushing on All Wet or Dry Hair Types — Durable DuoFlex Anti-Static Bristles, Lightweight Handle, Vented Hair Brush

When I first got this brush, I was thinking "this thing is so cheaply made, I should just return it." But I am glad I gave it a try. It is the best brush I have used so far! It's great for those of us with chronic pain, as it is very light weight. It does a great job on tangled hair with very little effort at all. Pain free!! Best of all, It does not pull your hair out. My old brush was horrible, it would be handfuls of hair pulled out by it.

I’ve tried many brushes over the years and this might be one of the best I’ve used. I was skeptical at first, but it has become a staple for mem my toddler and my niece’s hair. What drew me in was its promise to be gentle yet effective on wet or dry hair. From day one, I noticed how soft the bristles feel on the scalp. There was no harsh snagging or pulling. I use it on my thin hair and it glides through easily even on tighter curls. I’ve also used it on my niece's thicker hair and it still detangled without too much fuss (just a few extra passes at times) One of my favorite things is that I can brush in large sections instead of dividing into tiny chunks like with other brushes. Whether hair is wet, damp, or dry, it doesn’t tug or pull, which means minimal shedding and breakage during brushing. For someone like me, with a tender scalp, it’s a big bonus that it doesn’t hurt. It does tend to feel lightweight or slightly flimsy at times, and I do worry about the bristles losing their form but so far that hasn’t happened. Pros: Gentle on scalp, even for delicate heads Works well on thin to thick hair Handles wet or dry hair with ease Cuts down on time and shedding when detangling Easy to clean and maintain Cons: Feels lightweight Needs care when handled under pressure May struggle a bit with extremely dense tangles All in all, I recommend!

I have really thick dark hair that likes to go from wavy to curly depending on the weather. But I also suffer from severe depression and it leads to not taking care of my basics needs from not eating to not even brushing my hair for weeks. I usually put it up in a bun to hide how bad it is, even though I know I'm just avoiding the inevitable. I would just get so scared to even try brushing it out because I know it'll be painful and I've had a sensitive scalp since I was young. I barely get my haircut or let the hairstylist brush my hair, i do it myself because of how painful it can be for me. I had my doubts about this product because I thought it was just all hype. But I had an event coming up that I couldn't miss and I was desperate to brush out my matted hair. I lost my old trusty hairbrush when I traveled during the holidays and went ahead to buy three different detangler brushes to try, but this one was the best! The other two were the BESTOOL Detangling Brush & the Ninabella Organic Detangling Hair Brush. The Bestool worked well, but not as much as this brush. And I'm not satisfied with how unsturdy the Ninabella was Its lightweight and on the smaller than i expected since i had the size of a paddle brush in mind; it made me more doubtful of its usefulness more because I have too much hair. But it caused me very little pain (mats will always cause some pain) and made what is usually a multiday process to less than 10 minutes. I was brought to tears of how well it worked. It didn't snag, the bristles were still in place, and it was really easy to remove loose hairs. I also liked that the bristles were long enough to stimulate the scalp when brushing, I could barely feel the bristles of the Bestool, which maybe some other people prefer that. Its also really sturdy unlike the Ninabella which would just couldnt make it through the big knots. This brush can be used in the shower too without worry of water getting stuck inside like my old brushes with the cushions uner the bristles. Ive been using this brush in the shower, when its only semi dry, and whenever i just need to touch uo my hair when its dry. I'm not sure how it works. It doesn't look like anything special either, but works so well everytime! I'm grateful that it's brought me some relief in regards to no longer fearing to brush my hair when I just can't find the will to fight my mental illness and get out of the deep pit. There's no more crying, no sore arms, no throbbing scalp, and no self-hating. If you had the same struggle with your hair, you should give this a try!

Very good brush, combs out all the tangles in my hair perfectly, lovely to use. Glides through my hair. Also perfect on dry hair. Quite sturdy.

Happily surprised by how much I loved this brush. I have very thick, curly hair that is past my waist. The brush went through my hair very easily. Better than any brush I had had before. Worked great wet or dry and for blow drying. Then... it snapped in half. I have only had it two months. -Great brush if you don't have particularly thick or long (or both) hair - it will snap!

I have extremely long, thick hair past my hips that's been getting more easily tangled recently since I haven't put any henna in it for a long time.. Saw this brush and decided to try it. It works incredible. It really does. Brushing out tangles that would have normally resulted in a ball of hair resulted in like two strands. And they were ridiculously easy to brush out by comparison. So it really works. It's also beautiful! (I got the cherry blossom one) I thought my previous hair brush was so beautiful I would never want to replace it, but I think this brush is equally beautiful in a different way. Also it's much lighter. The handle fits perfectly in my hand and very comfortably.. Another thing that is very important.

I have very long, fine hair that I normally despise brushing. It tangles terribly. This is the first brush that has been able to brush my hair easily. I love these brushes so much. The one thing I will be super honest about is the bristles are really soft, so that’s why it works so well; however, the soft bristles make it last like 4 to 6 months before the bristles are worn out and it becomes a struggle to brush your hair. Once you feel it’s no longer brushing your hair well. it’s time to buy a new one. I have bought five in the last two years, just so you have a reference of how often I’m replacing them. I will still give it five stars all day because of how great they work and are affordable to replace. I’m posting a picture of my 6 month old one versus the new one, and a selfie so you can see my hair length and texture.

What an odd brush. First off, hi. I'm a mom who has experience with alot of tender headed youngins, a personal issue of hair loss, and always never having enough time to invest in hours of detangling, and forever cussing in my head while trying to remain patient and lacking grace towards my own struggle. This brush was recommended. I bought the thing. It feeeeels, weird. Like it's not strong enough to brush through anything, yet it does pretty dang well. That's took some getting used to. I have fine hair, but alot of it. My kid has thick hair, that tangles like no other. It's held up with both. And helped me be more gentle with my hair and assisting with less hair loss, while also managing to get through her mane without a tear being shed. It allows drying time to get done very quickly. But I'm telling you, the way this brush feels would never make me think it would do what it does. I've been consistently surprised and delighted. The only reason for 4 stars, is that a couple of the bristles have broken off in a very short amount of time being used. And it doesn't like to get all the hair up if you're wanting an updo. You'll get a dozen bumps you'll have to go through a few more times to get a smooth head. Other than that, it's a good brush.