Before you start to curl, twirl, or straighten, detangling your hair is an important step in preventing mane breakage. Garnier suggests being gentle, working in sections, and starting from the ends of your hair, gradually working your way up to the crown. All, of course, while using the right brush.
According to the American Academy of Dermatology Association, your hair will break more easily if you brush it while it’s wet, so extra care is required if you’re detangling it right after shampooing. “To detangle wet hair after a shower, choose a brush with widely spaced, synthetic bristles for gentle brushing,” advises Good Housekeeping Beauty Lab Analyst Chiara Butler. The outlet recommends the Kareco Tangle Buster Styler, a paddle brush that has a combination of nylon and boar bristles, as the “Best Hair Brush to Prevent Breakage.”
To detangle wet or dry hair, hairstylist to the stars Gabrielle Corney — via Harper’s Bazaar — recommended Denman brushes. “Denman brushes are among the best detangling brushes for a majority of hair types and textures. They have many styles and sizes to choose from to suit just about anyone’s needs,” she said If you have curly hair, celebrity stylist Clayton Hawkins vouches for the Tangle Teezer Naturally Curly Detangling Brush. “The brush’s long, firmer teeth specifically designed for naturally curly and coily hair speed up the detangling and flex seamlessly over tangles,” he shared with CNN Underscored.
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