If you’re new to the detangling brush sphere, this is a great tool for beginners. It works on all hair types, won’t pull too hard and cause breakage, and most importantly, is super effective. Plus, that pop of pink will look great in your bathroom. 

This brush has super flexible bristles, which is a must-have for anyone with waves or curls. Instead of yanking the hair out of a knot, it’ll glide through strands without too much pulling. Plus, it works quickly so you don’t have to spend hours detangling now.

If you’re trying to ditch plastic brushes, this is a must-have. It’s made of biodegradable plant starch that will break down in around five years, instead of existing forever in a landfill. Plus, it works excellently at eliminating knots and tangles for most hair types.  

Gliding instead of pulling might seem it’s too good to be true, but take it up with their 33,000 five-star reviews. This is the best brush for anyone who usually can’t take the pain of a pulling hair brush. It’s even sensitive enough to use on kids, too.

Hair enthusiasts know that you can’t go wrong with a Mason Pearson hair brush. These babies cost a pretty penny, but there’s good reason for that. They’re all handmade, gorgeous, and created with the best materials for effective detangling.

For tighter coils, this brush balances out being gentle with being effective. The rows of bristles are flexible and not attached at the top, meaning they can glide along hair strands instead of yanking and causing brittleness or damage.

Boar bristle brushes are revered for their ability to distribute oil from the scalp to the ends of the hair. But for anyone with damaged strands, boar bristle brushes can also strengthen the hair with continued use.

If your hair is thick or long, you know that detangling can seem like it takes years. This paddle brush is big enough to detangle your whole head in just a few swipes, without breaking off your ends or pulling at your scalp. 

If you just need a quick detangle, sans muss or fuss, this easy paddle brush from Drybar has got you covered. The bristles are gentle and flexible which means they won’t hurt your hair, but they’ll eviscerate knots in record speed.

Detangling doesn’t just have to be a chore, it can also be part of your styling routine. This brush was created by Tracee Ellis Ross to give some volume and definition to curly hair, while also distributing product and handling any tangles.