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Hairbrushes
The right hairbrush depends on what your hair needs: less breakage while detangling, faster drying, more shine, or a smooth finish before styling. A cheap plastic brush can snag, pull and cause static, while a well-designed brush works with your hair's structure instead of against it. Our range includes detangler brushes, vent brushes, styling brushes, boar bristle brushes and round brushes for blow-drying, so you can pick a tool that actually matches your hair type and routine.
How to choose the right hairbrush
A hairbrush is a tool, but its bristle type, base material and shape all affect how it treats your hair and scalp. Wide-set, flexible bristles glide through knots with less tension, which matters most for fine or damaged hair. Vented designs let air pass through, so a blow-dryer can dry hair faster with less direct heat exposure. Natural bristles, like boar hair, follow the hair's own oils and can smooth the cuticle for added shine. Round and thermal brushes are built for shaping hair while blow-drying, giving volume, curl or a straight finish depending on the barrel size. The best choice always comes down to your hair type, thickness and what you're trying to achieve at the mirror.
Detangler brushes for gentle knot removal
A detangler brush is designed to work through knots without pulling or breaking the hair, which makes it a good option for fine hair, curly hair or children's hair. The flexible bristles bend slightly under pressure and glide around tangles instead of snagging them. Use it on damp or dry hair, starting at the ends and working upward toward the roots. The Tangle Teezer - The Original - Kids Rainbow Unicorn is a well-known example built specifically for gentle detangling. It won't add volume or shape to a blow-dry, so pair it with a separate styling brush if you also want to style the hair afterward.
Styling brushes for everyday shaping
A styling brush is a general-purpose brush meant for daily brushing and light shaping rather than heat styling or detangling stubborn knots. It typically has a flat or slightly curved base with a mix of bristle types, giving control without being too harsh on the scalp. This type suits most hair types for daily use, smoothing the hair and distributing natural oils from root to tip. It's not built to create curls or volume the way a round brush is, so think of it as your everyday brush rather than a tool for a finished blow-dry look.
Boar bristle brushes for shine and smoothness
Boar bristle brushes use natural bristles that closely resemble the structure of human hair, which helps them distribute scalp oils evenly along the hair shaft. This can leave hair looking smoother and shinier over time, especially for normal to fine, straight or wavy hair. Because the bristles are softer than synthetic ones, brushing may take a bit more effort on thick or very curly hair. The Hercules Sägemann - Oval Grooming Brush, Nylon and Boar combines boar bristles with nylon pins, giving some extra grip for detangling while still keeping the smoothing benefit. Keep in mind this brush type is about polish and shine, not about untangling knots aggressively.
Vent brushes for faster blow-drying
A vent brush has an open, vented base that allows air from a blow-dryer to flow directly through to the hair, cutting down drying time. This makes it a practical choice for anyone who blow-dries regularly and wants to limit heat exposure. The open design also makes it easier to lift the roots slightly while drying, adding a bit of natural volume without a strong curl. It's less suited for creating a defined round shape or tight curl at the ends, since it lacks the barrel structure of a round brush. Use it on damp, towel-dried hair and move it through sections as you dry for the best result.
Round brushes for shape and volume while blow-drying
Round brushes, often called fohnborstels, are used to shape the hair while blow-drying, creating volume at the roots, a smooth straight finish, or soft curls at the ends depending on the barrel diameter. Smaller barrels, such as 25 or 30 mm, are suited to shorter hair or tighter curls, while larger barrels like 43 or 53 mm work better for long hair and looser waves. Ceramic and copper-coated barrels, like the Sibel - Copper-coated Brush range or the Diva Pro - Ceramic Radiant Shine Brush - Heat brush - 40 mm, help spread heat more evenly and can reduce heat damage compared to plain metal or plastic. The Hercules Sägemann - Round Hair Brush - Dark Wood is a classic option with a wooden handle and natural bristle mix for a smoother, more polished finish. Always use a heat protectant when combining these brushes with a hot blow-dryer, and choose the barrel size based on your hair length rather than the look alone.
Choosing the right barrel size
Match the barrel size to your hair length: smaller barrels for short hair or defined curls, larger ones for long hair or a smoother, straighter blow-dry. Going too small on long hair can make brushing awkward and increase the risk of tangling around the barrel.