Bounce CurlDefine EdgeLift Brush, 5-in-1 Tool for Effortlessly Defined Curls, Waves & Coils, Reduces Frizz - Pink

I’ve never been into brush styling my curly hair but after seeing so many amazing results of people using this brush I couldn’t resist trying it for myself. I will admit my first few tries with the brush were a little awkward and I felt like I couldn’t get the hang of it, but now that I’m about 1 month into using it, I can seamlessly and quickly style my hair. (It’s even enjoyable??) I recommend watching as many tutorials as you can to get more ideas on how you can use the brush.Honestly so worth the hype! It blends all the products in my hair, separates my curls nicely, and helps with frizz. Now I don’t recommend the brush for heavy detangling but it does a good job of removing minimal tangles. Before you start brush styling it’s helpful if your hair has already been detangled.I know the price is a little steep for what the product is, but keep in mind it’s very durable, well made, and serves various purposes. Not only that but it’s a unique idea/product from a small business and fellow curly girl.

Best purchase ever! This brush(I got the one for tighter curls, there are two types) has changed the game for us curly girls. I even did a ponytail style, and I was able to have a beautiful, defined curly style. The trick is you have start with well saturated hair, then brush though and enjoy! I know I am!

I have wavy/curly hair. I've gotten much better curl definition and less frizz using this brush. I wasn't sure about paying $30 for a hair brush, but finally getting my curls to look presentable for several days is worth every penny! I'm so excited to finally be able to wear my hair naturally. The brush glides easily through my hair and I get good product distribution.

I have “Irish curls” where my hair is straight on top and doesn’t curl until around my jaw. This brush makes it so this hair is actually wavy/curly! I was taken aback by how easy it is to use. I’ve spent hundreds of dollars in attempts to figure out my hair, but this is likely my favorite purchase.It’s easy to use, but does take a bit of a learning curve. There are plenty of online tutorials to assist. It is not a detangling, but a styling brush only.While it’s expensive, it has a nice weight to it and the bristles are quality so I think it is worth the price. There are a bunch of knockoffs on Amazon, but just get the real deal for $10 or so more.My one problem with this brush is that there is a small hole in the brush that water can get into. Since this brush is to be used while showering or wet styling, water is going to get into that hole. However, it’s too small for you to see if mold is growing. The company (as of when I purchased) hasn’t released guidance on this so I’m going to have to figure out how to clean it myself.

My husband laughs at how I talk about this brush, and jokes that I sound like Gandolf talking about the Ring in LOTR. But he has no idea what a game changer it is to have a brush that does it ALL! It detangles smoothly (no more tears from my little wavy haired daughters), pushes the product into the hair so that it works better in my hair and I don’t have to use as much, and it helps speed my styling as it helps promote beautiful curl clumps. I can’t recommend it enough. Truly a game changer in my house.

My daughter told me about this brush and it really works. I have purchased 3 or 4 other brushes that were advertised to help define curls and they didn't do anything. This brush works! I love how my curls look now. I have a medium length hair and it helps define my curls. My hair looks great. This brush is easy to use, cleans up well and seems durable.

The absolute solution for my daughters mane of unruly frizzy curls! Heavily saturate (dripping wet) the hair with water, add product, and brush or massage product through the section before you define with the brush. If you see frizz in the section while wet, they're be more frizz when it dries. Work the product into the hair some more until there is no visible frizz. In small sections, brush wet hair from underneath, rotating downwards to engage the upper set of combs, continuing the rotation across the back of the brush into the next set of combs. Shake the section a bit from close to the roots and scrunch if desired. Diffuse (preferred) or air dry.

Great idea, but I think this is only useful for long thick hair. It makes things worse in my chin-length fine hair. I'm better off using a cheap brush or $2 wide tooth comb in the shower, rinsing to make everything clump again, then shaking to separate slightly.