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Bonus: the vibrant lavender shade adds a pop of color to your vanity.
Its curved, non-slip handle offers a comfortable grip, making it a convenient go-to for any curly routine.
The Detangling Flexi Brush helps to minimize fallout, enhance definition and gently detangle even the toughest knots.
Soft-tip bristles help to create volume, waves, or sleek pressed styles.
Hands down, this is one of the best brushes you’re able to get for Afro-textured hair.
If you had to have only one, it would be Felicia Leatherwoods, said our tester.
Lightweight and easy to handle, its perfect for creating smooth styles without wrist fatigue.
Tools like wide-tooth combs are also fantastic for detangling while preserving curl patterns.
Why is a Denman brush so good for curly hair?
While many people think of it as a detangling tool, the real magic lies in its precision.
How do you brush your hair without damaging curls?
Brushing curls without causing damage requires the right technique and mindset.
Work with it, not against it, advises Hamilton.
Always brush curly hair when its wet and coated with a slip-enhancing product, like conditioner or detangler.
This minimizes friction and helps the brush glide smoothly without tugging or snapping strands.
Begin detangling at the ends and work your way up in small sections.
Patience is keyrushing through tangles can lead to unnecessary stress on your curls.
For touch-ups on dry hair, rely on finger detangling to maintain the integrity of your curl pattern.
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