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

I bought this brush because my daughter has the biggest knot on the back of her head. The hair was all matted. Honestly it was a ball of hair… Hard as heck. This brush came in so handy in detangling/de matting that hair. She also has a sensitive scalp and with this brush she hasn’t complained. I don’t know how the brush works but it is magical.

I was skeptical before I purchased this brush seeing all the reviews saying that its flimsy and wont hold up, but I was pleasantly surprised by how well it works! I have thick coarse AA type 4 hair, and this glides through wet or dry! Its super easy to clean and I have noticed less hair in the brush after combing. I definitely recommend for those with AA hair texture like mine.

I didn’t have high hopes for this. I pulled it out of packaging and it was so lightweight and cheap feeling. However, despite its cheapish appearance and feel, it is designed well with the openings on the back of the brush. It is efficient for brushing tangles out of hair whether wet/dry. It also made blow drying a breeze. Also very easy to clean out! Probably one of the best brush and detangling finds I’ve used in my time. Definitely recommend trying if you or if you have littles that struggle with tangles! ⭐️ This is a great product! 12/10! ⭐️

I would give this 1000 stars if I could. I have a 7 1/2 yr old who has had sensory challenges with her scalp since birth. On top of that she has thick hair that easily snags and tangles. Never, legitimately never, in her 7 1/2 years have myself or her father been able to brush her hair and have it be a positive experience. That’s 2737 days and change. We’ve tried every Detangler and trick in the book to make it easier. Brushing sopping wet. Leave in products. You name it. Eventually cutting it short last year so there would be less to brush. It’s been so hard for us, and for her. Until today. She brushed her hair. I brushed her hair. Wet. And dry. She was happy, she actually said “I really like this, it feels good.” When I’m telling you I could cry, I mean it. I’ve already bought another to have as a backup. If this story resonates with you, get the brush.

You're not alone if you've ever avoided combing your hair because of the tangles—let's be real,we all don’t love doing it. Bringing on the FHI Heat UNbrush Detangling Brush, a brush claimed to get rid of pain while hair brushing, no matter the type of hair. Interesting to say the least. But does it really live up to the hype? Here's my opinion on it after using it on all kinds of hair, I’ve got some thoughts.First off, let’s talk about the packaging—this brush looks pretty snazzy and cute. One thing’s for sure: it’s lightweight, which is a plus, and the handle is nice without being heavy or big in your hand. Since the open design is meant to help in blow-drying, it's a very cool feature which will come in handy. The open anti-static bristles seem to be created to deal with any stubborn tangles without making you scream or hit yourself with the brush itself. Those anti-static bristles are apparently made to tackle tangles like a professional. So, excited by the idea, I couldn't wait to try it!I used the FHI Heat UNbrush on different kinds of hair: curly, half-wavy, and straight. It was very easy to use this brush on straight hair. It almost didn't need to be tugged through hair that was soaking wet, and it went through dry hair a little harder than I liked but overall still pretty good. A little over 5% of the hair broke, which means something if you're trying to maintain or grow out your hair.Now, let’s talk about those anti-static bristles—they’re not just hype. Although curly hair can be a little more difficult to control, the UNbrush worked pretty good. The bristles are easily more loose after fixing the natural pattern. It even worked through knots without the typical pain or struggle, even with curls, which are usually the hardest test for any brush. Another plus was the anti-static feature, which controlled frizz and gave the curls a more "defined" appearance. This brush is strong in terms of lifespan. The handle felt just as sturdy as it did when I first got it, and the bristles were still fine after I used it every day for a little time. A major benefit is the "lightweight design", especially if you have long or thick hair and need to brush for a longer amount of time. The fact that it doesn't wear out your hand is a small but important part.One of the main benefits is the anti-static bristles, and they work well. Usually difficult in dry conditions, static can be controlled well with this brush. My hair stayed and had far fewer flyaways (but that could be because of a new product I used) even after a strong brushing. Also, the bristles' flexibility lets them move easily with your hair without snagging or pulling. This is important if your scalp is sensitive.Overall, the FHI Heat UNbrush Detangling Brush meets its promise. It works on almost every hair type and is both gentle and effective. This brush lessens the pain and breakage that often happens while detangling, no matter the type of hair you have—straight, wavy, or curly. The icing on top is the design, which is very cutesy and lightweight.Is it the cheapest brush available? Eh, but if you're sick of fighting with your hair every day, it's worth the cost. The FHI Heat UNbrush is a great option to think about if you're looking for a new brush that will take any abuse your hair may give it.

My hair is not so hard to comb through but my wifes is. She used it and says it works well. Wire cutter liked it so I figured why not.

Love love love these brushes! Lots of very long hair in this household. That knots quickly. From mom's hair to preteens to preteen boys to toddler girls hair. Works on all our hair! Highly recommended!

Both of my daughters have fine hair that knots easily, this brush brushes their hair almost pain free. Nothing like regular brushes. No tears from my toddler with this!