The Detangling Brush

The metal bristles are designed to glide, not dig. Hundreds of fine-haired customers say it feels gentler than the plastic detanglers they were using before. Use light pressure and let the brush do the work.

Yes. The brush works on wet or dry hair. A drainage hole in the cushion lets water out so it doesn't sit and cause damage.

Used with normal pressure, the bristles glide through hair instead of pulling on it, which reduces breakage compared to plastic brushes that bend and snag. Work from the ends up on severe tangles. Don't force it.

Yes. It's safe on all hair types and extensions. Many of the stylists who recommend us use it specifically for brushing through extensions and color-treated hair.

Pull any hair off the cushion first. With no balls on the bristle tips, it lifts right off. For a deeper clean, add a drop of gentle shampoo to warm water, swish the bristles through, and let the drainage hole carry the water out so nothing pools in the cushion. Shake off the excess and lay it bristle-side down to air dry. Skip long soaks so the cushion stays intact.

They're built to stay put. The bristles are 100% stainless steel, anchored into a durable cushion, and the brush holds its shape through years of daily use instead of shedding like cheaper brushes. Good to know: the drainage hole in the cushion is intentional and sometimes gets mistaken for a missing bristle, so if you spot a gap there, it's by design. If a bristle ever does work loose, email hello@glowbeautyhair.com and we'll take care of you.