Great at detangling and cuts my bedtime brushing time in half. But one downside is that if you were expecting the comfort of a Wet brush, this one can get pretty painful do to the unyielding strength of the bristles (which is also probably why it's so effective at detangling in the first place). So it's a bit of a trade off, but a good product all in all. Read more
The photos don’t do this brush justice. This is NOT your typical generic discount paddle brush. She is TOUGH. Tough metal bristles with little give (not like those overly flexible wet brush or tangle teezer bristles). A decent weight (nice and heavy in the hand instead of a flimsy light plastic feeling as seen in the basic goody brushes at this price point). A respectable rubberized grip (no slipperiness or cheap light plastic feeling here either). A large surface area (I usually avoid oval paddles in favor of rectangular ones because I have so much hair, but this comb is nice and big). At this price, you aren’t going to find a sturdier and more reliable brush. I’ve used everything from the expensive ghd and drybar paddles to cheap gel grip ones from the pharmacy to the detangling ones for wet or dry hair. I’ve avoided traditional hairbrushes altogether and gotten some pretty wacky combs. I’ve tried bristles of wood, plastic, synthetic boar. I’ve tried the tough denman type styling brushes with the strong, inflexible, hard white teeth; this comb is like that, but with a little more grace. If you’re someone with a lot of hair that’s thick and dense, this is a really great staple brush to have. Beware that it takes a learning curve with how hefty and sturdy it is if you only ever use something like a wet brush. If you’re someone tangle-prone, simply throwing this into your hair and combing from root to tip will not be a pleasant experience. But if you’re looking for a brush that really feels good and thorough and you’re willing to be careful with it for the first couple of brushes (ie start from the ends when detangling like you’re supposed to, or if you work with leave in frizz product already), you’d be hard-pressed to find a better comb than this. If you’re like me and your hair is so absurdly thick that the detangling, traditional plastic bristle combs are far too gentle, but the fully stiff styling brushes at the other end of the spectrum almost hurt to use, this is great. Read more

Why did you pick this product vs others?: This Conair hairbrush is replacing my 13-year-old Revlon hairbrush which served me well but was falling apart. I chose the Conair because I wanted the same type I had with the oval head & plastic bristles (& Revlon doesn't make the one I had anymore) & Conair makes good products (like my hairdryer, still going strong after 13 years). I bought it online, so sight unseen, I liked the size & shape, the pink color & the price. I was very surprised that it cost less than half of what the other brushes were going for. And the quality is far better than I imagined it would be. It's a great size, bigger than the Revlon, & has good feel to it. It's nice & sturdy, fits well in my hand & is easy to use. It actually feels good to brush my hair with this Conair hairbrush. I think it'll last me at least 13 years & I highly recommend it! Read more
I chose this brush because I wanted metal bristles instead of nylon like most brushed of this style offer. It’s the only cheap option I found, which is why I decided to buy it. I do like the brush and think the metal works better for my hair and reducing static’s However, the bristles stated to fall out rather quickly and easily. Also, this brush is not easy to clean because of the jagged edges of the nylon bristle tips around the metal bristle. For the price, I cannot really complain. It is a full size brush, feels relatively light, and is easy to grip. It used to come in more colors, but now seems to only be available in teal. I am thinking of buying a few more just in case they stop making this and I cannot find another metal bristle with nylon tip brush, especially at this price point. Read more
Good brush for long and short hair. Read more
I bought this brush over a year ago, to replace the exact same brush that I had for 7 years. I have to replace the last brush because the round plastic at the tip of the bristles started to fall off, exposing the metal part and makes hair brushing really uncomfortable. I loved my old brush, and I figured that it was already 7 years old so the adhesive that holds the tips might start to wear off (I used it inside the shower too), so I bought another one and am pleased with it. PROS: - It's cushioned, so it's comfortable to use. - The metal bristles really reduced statics. I used to own many other plastic brushes and I don't know if I looked better before or after brushing with them, because every single strand of hair tried to stand up. - It's durable. My previous one lasted for 7 years, and I used it every single day, even when traveling. I had my current one for over a year now, and all bristle tips are still there. Granted, I have soft, straight hair that does not tangle a lot. The tips may come off faster if your hair tangles more and puts more stress on those tips. - It's big enough to do a good job brushing and for styling/blow-drying, but small enough to take with me on travel, unlike the salon style brushes. - It's really inexpensive, so I can take it everywhere without having to worry about losing it. CONS: - The adhesive that glues the plastic bristle tips and the bristles together does wear off, and it's not fun to use when it does. (Ouch) - There is a groove between the cushion and the frame, and it traps a little bit of water inside. It's no big deal if you don't use it on dripping wet hair, or inside the shower like I do. Otherwise it takes a couple hours for it to dry completely. For its price, it's an excellent product. Can't be more happy about it. Read more
Best detangling hair brush I've came across! Works with every hair type, very sturdy and easy to use. Read more