One pass. Then the curl drops.
The bristles group wet strands together as they glide, so your curls form in clumps instead of frizzing apart.
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Start soaking wet
Right out of the shower, before you towel off.
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Add your styler
Rake in curl cream or gel the way you normally would.
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Brush and let go
Root to tip, one section at a time. Then hands off until it dries.
Built for wet, product-heavy hair
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Clumps as it glides
Rows of flexible bristles gather strands together, so curls form bigger, cleaner ringlets.
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Spreads product evenly
Cream or gel gets worked root to tip, so you don't end up with crunchy spots and dry ends.
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Bends around knots
The bristles flex instead of ripping, so detangling doesn't mean losing hair in the brush.
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Stays in your grip
A sculpted handle that doesn't slide around in slippery, conditioner-covered hands.
How it stacks up
| This brush | Finger coiling | Regular brush | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full head | Minutes | 30+ min | Minutes |
| Forms curl clumps | Yes | Yes | No |
| Even product spread | Yes | No | Yes |
| Easy for beginners | Yes | No | Yes |
Questions, answered
Will it work on my curl type?
It's made for wavy, curly and coily hair, roughly 2A through 4C. Tighter coils usually do best with smaller sections.
Do I use it on wet or dry hair?
Wet or damp, with your styler already in. Brushing dry curls will break up the clumps and add frizz.
Will it pull or snap my hair?
The bristles flex around knots instead of tearing through them. Start at the ends on very tangled sections and work up.
How long does a full head take?
Most people get through their whole head in a few minutes. Thicker or longer hair takes a little longer.
How do I clean it?
Pull out any loose hair, rinse under warm water and let it air dry.
Why buy more than one?
Keep one in the shower and one in your bag, or split a bundle with a friend. Bundles bring the price per brush down.