Loosen — Dual-Bristle Detangling Brush for Curly Hair
You drag a comb through damp curls and it catches, and there's a handful of your hair in it before you've even started drying. Nylon pins open the knot first, so you get through it with your hair still on your head.
The nylon pins are the ones doing the detangling, and they flex out of the way when they hit a knot instead of forcing through it.
The boar rows sit behind them and only ever pass through hair that's already open.
Damp, with your usual leave-in or cream in.
Brushing curls bone-dry is what breaks them up into frizz — that's true of any brush, including this one.
Your order is dispatched within 24–48 hours and typically arrives within 5–9 business days.
You'll get a tracking link the moment it ships, so you can follow it door to door.
Ordering from outside the US?
Allow 7–10 business days.
Every order is covered by our 60-day whole-hair promise, starting the day your order arrives.
Many issues are solved without sending anything back — damaged, wrong, or ill-fitting items are typically replaced free.
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What you see is what you pay.
You get through the knots with your hair still attached
Post-shower, hair damp, twenty minutes before you have to leave.
You start at the top with a comb because that's where the tangle looks worst, and it catches about two inches down.
You pull.
It gives, eventually, and there's a clump of your own hair sitting in the teeth.
That clump is not shedding. That's hair that was still growing and you tore it off because the tool couldn't get around the knot.
The tool is.
One brush does what three tools were doing badly
Right now it's a wide-tooth comb to detangle, a round brush to dry, your fingers to lift the roots, and a serum at the end to patch the frizz all of that caused.
Four things, fifteen to twenty-five minutes, and the curls you started with are gone by the time you're done.
The vented frame lets the air from your dryer come straight through the brush instead of bouncing off a solid paddle, so it's drying and shaping in the same pass it's detangling.
You're not switching tools.
You're not putting anything down.
You go in with a wet knot and come out with a dry, separated curl, and the serum stays in the drawer.
Still doing the same job on wash day forty
The thing that kills a cheap brush is the base — the bristle rows work loose, one row starts shedding, and by month two you're picking bristle out of your hair along with everything else.
The grooved edges hold the rows seated in the frame instead of letting them shift every time you pull against a knot.
It's a small piece of build that you'll never think about, which is the point.
You'll notice it the way you notice a good pair of scissors: you don't, until you use someone else's.
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How it works
The whole thing is the order the two bristle types touch your hair in.
The long flexible pins reach into the knot and flex sideways when they hit resistance instead of pushing through it. That flex is what stops the tearing — the knot opens rather than gives way.
The shorter boar rows sit lower in the base, so they only ever meet hair the nylon has already loosened. They smooth the cuticle down and carry your scalp's oil to the ends, which is where the shine comes from.
The frame is vented all the way through, so your dryer's air passes into the hair from both sides at once. That's what dries the section and sets the curl in the same pass you're brushing it.
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Questions, answered
The nylon pins are longer than the boar rows and they flex sideways when they hit resistance, so a knot opens instead of getting forced through.
The boar only ever passes through hair the nylon has already loosened.
That order is the whole design.
Work damp, in sections, ends first.
Fine hair is more about technique than tool, which is why the guide is included.
The pin flex means you're not applying force to the strand; you're applying it to the knot.
Real boar in the shorter rows, nylon in the longer pins.
That's the point of the pairing — synthetic bristle doesn't carry scalp oil down the strand the way boar does, and boar on its own can't get through a knot.
Damp, with your leave-in or cream already in.
Brushing curls bone-dry breaks the clump into frizz — that's a rule about curly hair, not about this brush.
Your order is dispatched within 24–48 hours and typically arrives within 5–9 business days.
You'll get a tracking link the moment it ships, so you can follow it door to door.
Ordering from outside the US?
Allow 7–10 business days.
60-day whole-hair promise
"Use it on every wash day for 60 days. If you're still pulling a clump of your own hair out of the brush, email us and we'll refund you — keep the brush."
Use it on every wash day for 60 days.
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