Okay, if you want to know how to get your kids curls or waves looking like this, you gotta start out by detangling. I do use vegan low-talk silicone free products on her hair, which unfortunately does mean it gets more tangly because it's not covered in artificial ingredients and heavy silicones. After spraying a detangler, we always start from the bottom of her hair and work our way up. This process in its entirety took us about three minutes, and we also always brush it until her hair is a hundred percent smooth. This is going to create a super even canvas to be able to apply mousse, curl cream, or the product of your choice much more efficiently and evenly. This tangle teaser brush comes in a variety of sizes and colors and retails for about $14.99.

This one will be very fast review. I really liked it. I tried it for myself and on my daughter's hair and it worked great so it's yes for me.

So this is our first video. They're making the dingle teas. I just did this side with my daughters. So here's brushed. Here's not brushed. Here we go. It's not too bad. Sophia, how do you think? It hurts just a little bit. Compared to other brushes? I think this one's better. How come? Because it's softer.

Muffin really likes this hairbrush and that's the only good thing that I can say about it. This is the Tangle T-shirt Ultimate Vented Hairbrush. The teeth are very sharp and hard, so it's kind of painful to use. The handle is not very ergonomic. You can really only hold it one way, which doesn't make sense because you have to move the angle of the brush depending on what section of hair you're trying to dry. And to be honest, I can and have gotten the same effect with a Dollar Store brush. It just... it doesn't make any sense. Here's some more cat footage though. I want to bite it.

Tangle Teezer The Ultimate Vented Hairbrush: Pink OS Video Reviews