How is this product any different than a wide tooth comb on wet hair? and a regular brush on dry hair? doesn't it pull more because the # of prongs?
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No - begin brushing from the bottom up. I hardly get any hair in it compared to a regular brush. You can go onto YouTube to watch a bunch of videos demonstrating its usage.
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The bristles are a soft plastic that is flexible. I think it works so well because it brushes through less hair at once. It works so much better and faster than using a wide tooth comb or regular brush. I will never use a regular brush again. Give it a try. It's well worth the cost.
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No it's a very different effect than a wide tooth comb and can be use on wet or dry hair. Idk how but it's a lot different maybe in the material is made of.
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I'm not really sure - but it's not like a hair dryer. It blows hot air at a low rate through the comb teeth. I can't blow my hair dry like in a salon with a round brush, so I rough-dry my hair - maybe use a hairdryer if I'm in a hurry - and use the Jilbere brush to finish drying, style, and lift the roots. I've been using it for years like a round brush + hairdryer. (I have fine, straight hair - drys very quickly. Not sure how this would work on thick hair.)
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Since the bristles are flexible it doesn't put too much stress (constant pulling) on my girls hair & my hair compare to wide tooth comb. I use it on both dry and wet hair; it works for my hair type (straight), works on both dry & wet with my 8 yrs. old (3A- Curly Spiral) but not as good with my 10yrs old (3B-3C Curly Coiled); I find it harder to use on dry hair compare to when she just get out of shower.
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I only use the zoomgroom dry on my terrier with short hair, I find it is more a bathing tool than a hair removal tool. While my Aussie/Poo has weird hair, matts within moments of brushing, he doesn't have a true double-coat.
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I always take the large tooth side of my comb and clean out hair...then I use the vacuum and hose out fuzzy stuff...it will lift most all of it off the rubber base...being wood...you can't soak it or run it under water...just vacuum it while it's dry...not after you have brushed out wet hair...I've had mine for years...I don't share it with anybody else...good luck..any other questions feel free to ask..
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I usually use a wide tooth comb on wet hair (though the brush works fine on wet too) and use the brush on dry hair. Oh, and I use it on a 2 year old :)
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This brush will tease your hair so much better than a comb of any kind. I have a teasing comb and it does not work like this brush at all. I was quite surprised at how well this little brush worked! I have thin fine hair and it works miracles, makes my hair look so much thicker. I love it. It's worth the price!
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I have fine hair with some thick ones here and there. I find that it pulls the fine hairs out much easier than the thick ones. I sometimes have to go over an area several times to get the coarse hair. Or I give up and pluck that hair with tweezers. I don't mind because I mainly have fine hairs. I don't mind picking a few strays.
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Sounds like my hair. This brush will untangle you and smooth your hair nicely. If I get super crazy snarls in my hair - a windy day at the beach or something like that - sometimes I will use a different brush with sturdy teeth to comb those out and then go over my hair with this brush to get everything smoothed again.
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Use something like a toothbrush---or even a brand new metal dog comb!? What I have a problem with (for my hard rubber combs)--is hairspray accumulating (believe it or not)!! The effect of this is to block the tongs? on the comb----making it hard to use!! I use a small toothbrush---in seconds it removes the hairspray particles and the comb is fine!!
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No, it does not work well with wet hair.I would not wet it, and it does not comb wet hair . It works very well in dry hair ( it really takes off the knots, but it frizzes them a little)
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Hi Deborah- I found that even tho it feels like it has less power than most, it dries my hair faster. Perhaps the ionization is responsible. The problem I found was that it died a few months later!! Keep your receipt !!!
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ask Amazon they should help you get a new one if you have only had this a short time, as for me the brush is way too large for my hair but it is great to just take the brush off and use it to dry my hair good luck take to Amazon they will help you.
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Havent uawd it really yet. I did pull one out to try it and it didnt work on dry hair. Wetting the hair a little is best.
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It is awesome. I have long thick wavy hair that is prone to tangling. I use this brush in the shower to distribute conditioner and then when my hair is drying. I have notice that I lose a lot less hair with this brush. It does not pull at all. It also works to remove tangles on dry hair.
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I have straight fine hair as well and I have both brushes ...to be honest, I can't tell the difference so if one is on sale or a little less expensive, I might go with that choice. You really can't go wrong! I seriously have 4. One small for my purse, one that stays in my suitcase, and two in my bathroom. You might also want to look at the bio-ionic brushes. Their paddle brush is my favorite for wet hair.
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I am Frank's wife. He bought the dryer for me (No, not as a Christmas present). I also have fine short hair. I use the dryer when I use rollers because it has a wide opening so it covers a large area at one time. I have also used it as you describe with fairly good results but my hair won't hold a curl and has a lot of cowlicks. The prongs that came with it are heavy and my arms are weak so I have less success with that.