THIS COMPARED TO UNBRUSH IT? 💈

When I first switched from the Unbrush It to the Wet Brush Go Green Curl Detangler, I immediately noticed how much easier it was to glide through my thick, wavy hair without pulling or causing pain. The IntelliFlex® bristles on the Wet Brush are designed to gently detangle curls, significantly cutting down breakage. What’s more, the brush body is made with 55% plant-based plastic, which is a great bonus for those looking for eco-friendly beauty tools. One feature I appreciated was its vented design, which helps air circulate through the brush and speeds up drying time by about 45%. This was particularly helpful after washing my hair, as I spent less time blow-drying and reduced heat damage. Compared to Unbrush It, which I've also used extensively, I found that the Wet Brush caused less frizz and made my hair feel smoother and more manageable when dry. That said, Unbrush It has its strengths, especially if you primarily want a brush that’s gentle on your scalp while being effective on wet hair. It provides a soft detangling experience and works well for many hair types, but for thick and curly textures, the Wet Brush's flexible bristles seemed to do a better job reducing breakage and pain during detangling. If you’re considering purchasing either, think about your hair type and what features are most important—whether it’s eco-friendly materials, faster drying, or how much frizz control you need. Both brushes have good reviews, but based on my experience, the Wet Brush Go Green Curl Detangler edges out as the better option for thick, wavy hair that tangles easily.