Review on Paddle Hair Brush Wood Long by Tina Coleman

Dry like at the end of a windy day, not for wet detangling. If you have long, thin, damaged or dry hair that breaks easily and looks like tangled, fluffy hair at the end of the day, invest in this comb! I'm glad I finally did it. Today I wore my hair loose and straight with a slight twist and the wind was 15-25mph today. When I got home I tried the comb and it was very gentle, not a single hair fell out! And no noise! It was expensive but if your hair matches my description and you want a better detangling tool in the middle or next day, do it for you and your poor baby hair. At the same time, I also ordered a Chosin X-Large paddle brush. This brush has a standard paddle brush stiffness and a much larger standard paddle brush size compared to the smaller Tek size. I thought about returning Chosin but it wasn't expensive and could serve a variety of purposes like scalp massage, harder mats, maybe low heat blow drying. My hair fell out with the Chosin comb, but each strand had a root ball that wasn't broken, so it's ready to fall out anyway. The Tek brush whispers to the scalp and detangles straight, dry hair without damage or static. For this I use it whenever I have straight hair and need to detangle it every 4-8-24 hours.