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Review: Tangle Teezer brush

8/11/2013

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We have a big problem every single day. It only lasts a few minutes but it involves grappling with a ferocious caged animal, chasing it round the room and potentially suffering scratches. God knows what the neighbours think... I am of course talking about brushing hair.

My beautiful little girl has curly hair. We have no idea where this has come from but it is pretty much un-tameable. To give you an idea this is how it looks in the morning:
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That image says it all. Imagine running a brush through it... The only way it an be brushed is by wetting it, dry brushing just creates a mad afro. Once wet combed (cue severe tears and screaming) it has to be left to air dry as a hair dryer creates a bouffant effect straight out of 1983.
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Enter the Tangle Teezer. I was recommended this comb by a friend and essentially it looks like something you would groom a horse with. Multiple short, stubby teeth set over an ergonomic plastic pad which sits nicely in the palm of your hand. It is designed to be used with wet hair to glide through knots without snagging or pulling at the hair. Little E chose a pink one (surprise,surprise) but it comes in multiple colours and a variety of designs. This one is the classic brush and retails at around £10. 

So, how did it go down. Well it has not solved the problem entirely as unless the hair is completely soaked, and preferably just shampooed, it still tugs a fair but due to the copious knots and tangles which mysteriously appear overnight. Slightly damping her hair is not enough to get it to run smoothly through the hair. It certainly works better than a normal brush and I will definitely be sticking with it as the best option for this unruly mane of strawberry blonde hair. 

Here is a picture of how it looked this morning after dampening with water and a brush with the Tangle Teezer, a great improvement (if still a little mad!):
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15 Comments
Emmys Mummy link
21/1/2014 12:57:46 am

I face that same problem every single day. We love our tangle teezer too

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The Reading Residence link
21/1/2014 01:33:06 am

A very well-timed read for me, as I was only saying yesterday that I need to buy my son a proper brush, as his hair and curls have outgrown his soft baby bristle brush. This looks good, thank you for sharing.

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All about a mummy
22/1/2014 08:18:41 am

My pleasure :-) xx

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Jo Laybourn link
21/1/2014 01:46:31 am

Her hair looks much less tangled. Looks like a great product :)

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Kim Carberry link
21/1/2014 02:03:46 am

I've read so much about Tangle Teezers....They do look really great!

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rocknrollerbaby link
21/1/2014 03:10:45 am

What a good idea. I have a curly one this would work well for too! :-)

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Katie Gray link
21/1/2014 03:38:01 am

We have one of the tangle teezer's brush and both me and my oldest daughter use it and love it :)

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Kate Fever link
21/1/2014 08:40:04 am

What a great idea! Her hair is so cute....
Thanks for linking up with #TriedTested

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Colette B link
21/1/2014 12:26:09 pm

Oh my goodness what curls! I wonder if a spray would help? I know how hard it is just to brush my daughter's hair and it has nothing more than a wave!
Thanks for linking up this week :)
#TriedTested

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All about a mummy
22/1/2014 08:17:55 am

We have several detangling sprays which do help a little with the combing but the knots are still a problem!! Xx

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Louise Fairweather link
22/1/2014 04:17:24 am

They had these at our hairdressers. They are fab

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Jaime Oliver link
22/1/2014 01:38:53 pm

i so could of done with this when my teen was a tot!! hers was the same although since she has got older its got thicker and straighter x

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Pippa Ainsworth link
24/1/2014 09:16:28 am

These are really fab and I've started to use it on my toddler as her hair is mad too. Definitely worth the investment.

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All about a mummy
25/1/2014 12:27:11 am

Absolutely - price per use is minimal :-) Thanks for stopping by xx

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Donna Wishart link
27/1/2014 06:27:52 am

I think we need one of these in our lives! LP has untameable hair and it's a nightmare to brush. I think this will now be on our wish list! x

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