Denman 7 Row Styling Tunnel Vented Hair Brush - D100 with Nylon Ball Tip Bristle - Ergonomic Design for Detangling & Volumizing Review

I ordered this brush to replace another Denman brush that I have had for many years. I was disappointed when I tried to use it for the first time. Whoever designed the pen didn't know what they were doing. It is almost impossible to keep it when drying hair with a hair dryer. I attached plastic wrap to it and tried to hold something in place but it didn't work. I would return it but because it was so cheap I didn't want to spend more money on shipping it back.

The five star rating is for the brush, not the supplier. My wife was in dire need of a good brush. The possibility of blow-drying didn't interest us very much due to the open structure; it just had to be soft, wide-spread bristles because my wife has long, thick, natural colored hair, although she's in her 60's, any other brush would have pulled her hair out; On the contrary, this brush was perfect and we both heartily recommend it! Unfortunately, Cosmetic Solutions could not keep up with this…

First of all, I have a lot of respect for British brush makers like Kent and Denman. The quality of their brushes is practically superior to anything else on the market. I was recently looking for a blow dryer air vent brush to replace the Cricket Fastflo. The FastFlo is arguably the best bleed brush in my opinion, but with one fatal flaw: the ball ends aren't connected to the handle like some others, including the Denman. In just 1 year of daily use, the pens have worn out, fallen out and…

The Denman tunnel brush is very effective for my fine, fine and delicate hair. The tunnel version is much stronger than the Denman air brush. The tunnel version stays firmly in my hand while cleaning. The hair does not slip or frizz, which can cause damage. I still have one of the original Vent brushes and the Denman brand is a good replacement.