“The main difference is that while a normal brush is generally made with natural bristles (or a combination of natural and nylon) that are closely packed together, a wet brush is made with flexible, plastic bristles that move with the hair,” says Sonna Brado, stylist and Global Artist at KMS Hair.

Jeff Rosenzweig One specific project in which Jeff Rosenzweig practiced user-centered Design is the creation of the Wet Brush. As a father of three daughters, Rosenzweig was unable to find a hairbrush that did not rip out their hair after a shampooing.

Designed in 2010 by Jeff Rosenzweig, a father of three daughters, the Wetbrush is a relatively new creation focused on detangling wet hair and saving the user from painful brush strokes and annoying breakage.

The Wet Brush is located in Hauppauge, New York, United States .

The Detangling Wet Brush is made from 100% cellulose acetate (non-petroleum) which is a very eco-friendly and biodegradable material that has anti-static properties.

After cleansing the hair, put your conditioner in your hair with your hands, and then brush through. The hair should be dripping wet to create “slip”. Slip is what it sounds like; the hair will feel slippery and silky and the brush should just glide right through your hair!

Brushes were used by man as early as the Paleolithic Period (began about 2,500,000 years ago) to apply pigment, as shown by the cave paintings of Altamira in Spain and the Périgord in France.

The Brush Company was founded as the Anglo American Electric Light Company to market the inventions of Charles Francis Brush (an American) in Lambeth, London. When the Company's activities expanded the Falcon Engine Works in Loughborough, Leicestershire were taken over.

A wet brush is essentially just a detangling brush marketed for wet hair. These brushes are designed with soft, flexible bristles to painlessly detangle wet hair (hence the name detangling brush, or wet brush).

Wet brushes don't just detangle your hair, they ensure you have an even distribution of product in your hair. They also work to smooth your hair and reduce frizz. Plus, they're a lot quicker and easier than using your hands or a wide-tooth comb.

Here are some of the benefits of using a wet brush:

• Detangles wet hair easily and painlessly: Wet hair is more prone to breakage, so it's important to use a brush that won't tug or pull at your hair.
• Promotes healthy hair growth: When you brush your hair, you're stimulating the scalp and promoting blood flow.

The benefit of wet brushing is at par with dry brushing. It can help with blood circulation, too. But aside from that, wet brushing can remove stubborn dirt and excess sebum. It is perfect for the summer season to help your skin feel fresh and soft.