While this brush can be used on thicker hair, it’s best to use it when the hair is wet. This will keep you from pulling strands out in the styling process. It’s better for your hair, too, if you brush it out when it’s wet.

Before purchasing a new glide thru hairbrush, you’ll want to think about the materials that are used to make it. Usually, hairbrushes are made from durable plastic with flexible bristles and silicone tips on the ends. Some are made completely of plastic that comes in different textures, though, and these can be a bit stiffer than once made with silicone. You should also think about the shape of the glide thru hairbrush itself. You’ll want it to feel comfortable in your hand so you can style your hair without getting too tired. Usuaully, though, hairbrushes will come with an ergonomic handle that is easy to hold, or they’ll include a comfortable, squishy grip around the handle to make it easier for you to grasp. Lastly, you’ll want to find a glide thru hairbrush that can painlessly detangle your hair. Some people are more prone to knots in their hair than others, but everyone wants a brush that gently tames their hair without pulling or snagging on small tangles. Find one that will be easy to use, but still gentle enough to keep you comfortable when you’re styling your hair in the morning. After that, the rest of the choices such as color come down to your personal preferences.