Why do you need a paddle brush? Unlike other types of brushes that boost hair volume and body, or are solely useful for detangling, they add a classy, straightened look to your short, medium, or long hair. The flat shape of the brush smoothens the hair, removes frizz and helps prevent breakage.

This hair dryer and volumizer can be used to style wet or dry hair detangling it with The Knot Dr.

Conair InfinitiPRO Hot Air Paddle Brush Styler

1. Instructions. Place paddle brush under hair, close to roots with bristles pointing up. Pull hair taut and glide brush through hair. For added root lift and volume, hold the paddle brush at roots for a couple of seconds before gliding down.
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Best Overall: GHD Paddle Brush Xavier is a big fan of the GHD Paddle Brush, mainly due to its size: "It's a larger-size brush, perfect for longer, thicker manes," he says.

You can use it while your hair is wet or dry. It's best to use a paddle brush in the shower or with water and conditioner to reduce tangles. It tends to be easier to detangle with the help of the conditioner,” explains Sarah. A boar bristle brush has tightly packed boar bristles.

The difference is when you use these brushes. A paddle brush is the best all around detangler. They're great for pulling knots out of your hair on cold windy days, or just getting your hair to lie flat and look neat. A round brush on the other hand is best used when you're styling your hair.

You can! I use mine as soon as I get out the shower or hours later when my hair is only slightly damp!

The Knot Dr. for Conair Pro Detangler with Blue Case smoothly glides right through wet or dry hair, eliminating tangles without pulling or tugging.

Designed with ceramic technology and a unique cool air system, the InfinitiPRO by Conair® Cool Air Styler heats, curls, and cools your hair to help protect against damage while setting your style for long-lasting, gorgeous results.

NOTE: A hot brush does not have the drying power of a regular blow dryer, so it should NOT be used on wet hair. Make sure to air dry or blow dry your hair at least 80% of the way before picking up your hot brush. Hot brushes are great for taming frizz and touching-up hair between blowouts.

A wet brush, for instance, is suitable for combing your hair when it's wet, whereas a paddle brush is good for combing through long and thick hair.

Paddle Hair Brush Not only does its flat, wide, rectangular surface allow the brush to move with your control but it also provides exceptionally smooth results without breaking the natural pattern of wavy and curly hair. For pin-straight locks, use the paddle brush to prep the hair and follow with the flat iron.

Applying your hair products into wet hair will cause you to lose a good chunk of it during the drying process. Due to this, it's best to towel dry or air dry your hair prior to applying products. Let your get about 80% of the way dry in order to get the best results from your pomades or mousses!

It is a true innovation in styling technology for women with curly hair. And it works great for all types of hair, from fine to thick and blonde to black.

Working through larger knots when curls are dry is safer because when hair is wet, hair swells and the cuticle becomes more fragile, much easier to break. Hair is more likely to have their bonds intact when it's dry, but it can take time and patience to ensure you detangle gently and safely.

If you tie up or braid your hair tightly while it is dripping wet, the tension will increase as it dries. The usual dents and snags that can happen in a dry ponytail worsens if the hair is damp. As a rule of thumb, make sure your hair has dried completely before you tie it up.