My hair is curly and coarse but not thick. Is the blue brush still right for me?
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My hair is curly and even more so in humid weather, but my hair is thin. I chose the green (normal) brush. It works fine for me. The bristles go right to my scalp, no matter how messy my hair is. I would think the blue brush has longer bristles, not completely sure though.
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It probably is, But I would recommend NOT getting this brush, waste of time.
4415
Yes indeed it most certainly is! My hair is very thin and fine, and this is the only brush I use anymore, because it minimizes damage to the hair as you brush. Hope this is helpful. Happy New Year!!
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I also have thick hair, although mine is straight. With other brushes I usually get poofiness; with this one I've noticed my hair is much softer and smoother after brushing. The wooden bristles absorb some of the natural oils from the roots of your hair and help spread the oil to the tips of the hair. The only downside to this is it can get some dust collecting on the bristles if you brush your hair when it is not clean. To avoid that, I only use this brush after washing my hair (2-3 times per week). My hair is healthier than it has ever been. Hope this helps :)
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Get the pink one if your hair is thin ...we love the one we got for thick hair it works great,good luck and I hope you enjoy your new brush!
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Maryann--I don't have really thick hair so I may not be a lot of help. However, when I first start using the brush, I occasionally have trouble because it grips my hair so much that I can't keep the brush turning the way I'd like. It seems to take me a bit to get used to the new brush and how it's going to act with my hair.
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I have medium length natural curly coarse hair. I have tried many brushes over the years for my blow outs. This one is great in that it grabs my hair without pulling and I can dry my hair faster. Also I don't have use a curling iron (flat iron) afterwards either. My hairdresser suggested and I'm so glad she did.
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I've been using it for quite some time now and feel it was a great buy. However, my hair is not straight and silky, it's full and curly. It tames my hair well, so I would imagine it would be even easier to use for yours.
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I also have thick hair that's curly and frizzy. This works great on it. Put the temp on 370 degrees and use a wide-tooth comb with it. My hair gets straight and smooth as a pin.
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if you have frizzy hair and no curl, this brush is for you. if you wear your hair curly. stick to the large detangling comb, leave in conditioner and curl cream.
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Hi sleeksenior! I find the bristles to be pretty firm, at least for my hair and scalp - and I have a lot of hair!Best,Natalie
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I have the same hair type. I love the brilliance because i don't wash everyday. The enrich was still great but it feels heavier than the brilliance. I've used only brilliance for the past 2 months and i love it!
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Yes I'm pretty sure, I use the one for thick hair too and curly hair. It works great and smells good too.
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The Cricket #390 would be the best. With fine hair using larger brush your hair may slip off when rolling the curls. I have tried a volume leave in spray when my hair was damp it works great! Good luck and your welcome!
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Absolutely, YES. It is not a detangling brush, though. Do not try to brush through tangles with it. That's not its purpose. You may need to section your hair to be able to penetrate to the scalp with it. I have been using mine for just over a month and my hair is past hip length, average thickness, fine texture. My shed rate has plummeted and I have a halo of baby hairs coming up all over. My hair is glossier, shinier, smoother, and in better condition than it has ever been before. I can't say enough good things about this brush.
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I'm thinking not. It is very thick and heavy and tends to weigh my curly hair down.
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Sounds like you have a lot of hair. I would go for the bigger one (1.5). It's going to grab more in the bristles with the bigger surface area on the brush, and likely cut down on the amount of time it would take to style. I always find a bigger barrell easier to wield than a smaller one with these dryers, curling irons, etc. My hair is just past shoulders, layered, fairly thick and wavy and this works wonderfully!
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I have thick, curly hair and it works fine :) I would imagine any texture should work fine. Just be sure it's brushed really well, no snarls or tangles and do small sections at a time, like maybe about an inch wide when flattened and you should be fine. If you try to do too much at a time it does pull on the hair.