Diane Freeform Detangle Brush

The Diane Freeform Detangler Brush has quickly become a must-have in my and my daughter's hair routine. Its flexible, open-top design combined with firm yet bendable, wide-spaced pins makes detangling incredibly easy—especially on medium to thick or curly hair. It glides smoothly through wet hair without tugging or pulling, which helps prevent unnecessary breakage and damage. I love how lightweight it feels in hand, and the soft-touch finish gives it a comfortable, non-slip grip. The curved brush head hugs the scalp perfectly, allowing for efficient and gentle brushing from roots to ends. Another big plus is the cushion-less design—no trapped water means no worry about mold, making it more hygienic than traditional brushes. Whether you're detangling after the shower or working through curls, this brush gets the job done quickly and pain-free. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable, gentle detangler that actually delivers.

Good brush on both wet and dry hair. It doesn't pull the hair. It's flexible so if you have braids in your hair, the brush will work great and it didn't irritate my scalp and it was good at cleaning the nuts.

I tested the Diane Freeform Detangle Brush on my family's hair and for me it's a wet/conditioner brush. On dry, thicker mixed-texture hair, the flexible rows bend/spread too much and it doesn't detangle as well as a sturdier brush. But on soaking-wet hair with conditioner, it glides easily, feels gentler and more comfortable, and helps smooth/define curls really nicely as you could see. The handle has a good grip even with wet hands, and the length makes it easy to reach the back sections. Overall, great for wet detangling, just not my pick for dry thick hair.

The brush is very light. Almost too light to pull through knots on wet hair. I honestly wasn't too impressed. I have wavy hair and even with heavy conditioner it takes a lot to brush through my long thick hair. The fingers on the brush bend and flex so much that they dont get through the knot they just slip out. The teeth on the brush are also not long enough. Maybe it would work with someone who had thinner and straighter hair.

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] The detangle brush does its job. It's decent at getting through tangles when hair is wet, but it hasn't blown me away. Nothing super special, but it works.