Wet Brush Refresh + Extend Paddle Detangler hair brush Black gently detangles wet and dry hair while helping to remove impurities and excess sebum. It is designed for straight, curly, textured, thick and wavy hair. It is suitable after washing and between washes to refresh the hairstyle.

Key Benefits

• Ultra-soft IntelliFlex bristles detangle wet and dry hair.
• According to the manufacturer, they help reduce hair breakage during brushing by 45% and detangling requires 55% less effort.
• Charcoal-infused bristles remove impurities and excess sebum while brushing.
• Antistatic TPE strips smooth the hair cuticle, help reduce frizz and improve manageability.
• The AquaVent design ensures quick water drainage and makes the brush easier to clean.
• The ergonomic design contributes to a more comfortable grip and better control while brushing.

The brush combines gentle detangling with impurity removal and hair styling in one step.

Composition

• The Wet Brush combines three bristle technologies.
• It includes ultra-soft IntelliFlex bristles, charcoal-infused bristles and antistatic TPE strips.
• TPE is a silicone-like material.
• The brush is made of plastic and has synthetic bristles.

The combination of different elements allows simultaneous detangling, impurity removal and cuticle smoothing.

Use and Dosage

• Use on wet or dry hair.
• Brush hair with light strokes from roots to ends.
• Between washes, the brush can be used to refresh the hairstyle.
• After washing, it is also suitable for hair prone to oiliness.
• Do not use it with a hair dryer, as heat can damage the bristles.

Light strokes will help you maintain control over brushing regardless of whether your hair is wet or dry.

Packaging and Size

• Black colour variant.
• Rectangular paddle shape.
• Weight 100 g.

The ergonomic paddle shape offers a comfortable grip and good control while detangling.

About the Brand

The founder of the Wet Brush brand and creator of the original brush is Jeffrey Rosenzweig. J & D Brush began selling the original The Wet Brush in 2005.