Denman Brush magic due to bristle placement

Yeahhh! A representative from Denman, makers of the famed Denman brush, was kind enough to respond to my email inquiring about the effectiveness of the brush. Here's my original email:

Hello,

I am a professor and I also blog on hair and identity. I'm wondering if there is any information that you can provide that explains why the Denman Brush works so well (especially on curly/kinky hair)?

Thanks!

Here's the response:

Dear Dr. Opie,


Thank you for your email.


The Denman D31 Freeflow Hairbrush is the most suitable brush for curly / kinky hair, as the nylon pins are widely-spaced and have a staggered formation, which allows for extra movement between the hair and the brush. It is particularly effective for detangling thick curly / kinky hair.


For your reference, I have attached an image of the D31 Freeflow Hairbrush and a link to our website for more information: http://www.denmanbrush.com/acatalog/Denman-D31-Medium-7-row-volumising-brush.html.


I hope this helps to explain the features and benefits of this particular hairbrush.


Kind regards


Claire

So, it sounds like the placement of the bristles has something to do with the wondrous outcomes I've heard so many kinky/curly heads describe. Hmm, I think I still need more info! :)

Denman Brush magic due to bristle placement

Yeahhh! A representative from Denman, makers of the famed Denman brush, was kind enough to respond to my email inquiring about the effectiveness of the brush. Here's my original email:

Hello,

I am a professor and I also blog on hair and identity. I'm wondering if there is any information that you can provide that explains why the Denman Brush works so well (especially on curly/kinky hair)?

Thanks!

Here's the response:

Dear Dr. Opie,

Thank you for your email.

The Denman D31 Freeflow Hairbrush is the most suitable brush for curly / kinky hair, as the nylon pins are widely-spaced and have a staggered formation, which allows for extra movement between the hair and the brush. It is particularly effective for detangling thick curly / kinky hair.

For your reference, I have attached an image of the D31 Freeflow Hairbrush and a link to our website for more information: http://www.denmanbrush.com/acatalog/Denman-D31-Medium-7-row-volumising-brush.html.

I hope this helps to explain the features and benefits of this particular hairbrush.

Kind regards

Claire

So, it sounds like the placement of the bristles has something to do with the wondrous outcomes I've heard so many kinky/curly heads describe. Hmm, I think I still need more info! :)

Denman Brush

Yesterday, I sent the following email to Denman International, the makers of the infamous Denman Brush (http://www.denmanbrush.com/index.html):

Hello,

I am a professor and I also blog on hair and identity. I'm wondering if there is any information that you can provide that explains why the Denman Brush works so well (especially on curly/kinky hair)?

Thanks!

I am very curious to hear back. I’ve heard that the Denman brush is a great detangler and curl definer. As a loc wearer (for now!), I haven’t had cause to use one in a LONG time (though my Mom used them on my hair back in the day). Do you all use them? What other tools do you use to detangle your hair? To define your curls?

Denman Brush

Yesterday, I sent the following email to Denman International, the makers of the infamous Denman Brush (http://www.denmanbrush.com/index.html):

Hello,

I am a professor and I also blog on hair and identity. I'm wondering if there is any information that you can provide that explains why the Denman Brush works so well (especially on curly/kinky hair)?

Thanks!

I am very curious to hear back. I’ve heard that the Denman brush is a great detangler and curl definer. As a loc wearer (for now!), I haven’t had cause to use one in a LONG time (though my Mom used them on my hair back in the day). Do you all use them? What other tools do you use to detangle your hair? To define your curls?