Denman D3 Original 7 Row Styler

I love the Denman brush soo much as it has changed my hair for the better!! The wavy curls are more defined!! This is actually my 2nd D3 brush, so I will be using this brush to alternate.

My hair type is 3b/3c I usually would just scrunch my hair with product and be done but I'm really glad I bought this to give it a try. I watched some videos on how to use this brush and after the first time I used it with my same product my curls look so much better. They're defined and it didn't take me long (i have shoulder length hair)

I have thick, wavy hair that used to be fine, but has gotten coarser along with gray hair. I started using the Denman 7 row brush after reading in a magazine about how it easily brushes hair and detangles without damage, and the sturdy bristles will give your scalp a nice massage. Well, it's true and I bought a different brand only once - I decided to treat myself to the much hyped and expensive Mason Pearson brush. It's Ok, but I prefer the Denman.

I have 3B/3C natural curls. When I style my hair in sections I end up with a mix of huge clumps I have to manually pull apart and stringy curls I have to either run the brush through again or finger style. I find the Denman brush works best for my curls when I do one curl at a time, but if I'm going to style one curl at a time, I'd rather finger style. I've watched every youtube tutorial, tried every combination of products, and even taken rows out of the brush. I honestly think finger coiling is much easier, takes about the same amount of time, and creates better results. The bristles are also very hard and no matter how slippery and wet my hair is, it always snags. I have much better results when I style with flexible tangle teezer type brushes. I think if you have wavy hair and want curls this could be a good option, but if your curls can spiral with no help, I think the Denman is a waste of money. Get a more flexible brush or learn to finger coil if you want all of your curls to be uniform. I gave it two stars and not one because I do like the results when I do the "brush and wrap around the handle" technique. That technique takes a while, so I only do that with a few pieces around my face.

I've been using my Denman brush for 5 years and I can't live without it. This brush is a game changer. My curls are so defined and I constantly get compliments from strangers.