Jack Dean by Denman Curly Hair Brush D3 (All Black) 7 Row Styling Brush for Detangling, Separating, Shaping and Defining Curls - For Women and Men

I owned a Denman brush like this in the late 1970s and used it to blow dry my hair. Still a great quality hairbrush, how refreshing that it is still a great quality brush.

I always buy these brushes they are the best on the market well worth the money

Great hairbrush! It’s easy to hold and doesn’t tug on my hair at all, which is fantastic since I have thick, somewhat wavy hair. The bristles are easy to remove for a desired effect, and it’s simple to clean. Definitely recommend!

How do I begin this. Since getting this brush me and the Mrs have argued countless times because she keeps using my brush. I’m a bloke and this brush leaves the perfect strokes running through your hair, now imagine waking up to finding your brush clogged up with hair. She just couldn’t resist it even if I’ve used wax.Moral of the story it’s a cool ass brush with a sleek design that it’s hard to keep your hands off.

This is the third Denman brush I’ve owned in about 35+ years. They are amazing. Superb quality. Easy to clean. Great price (I’m sure this one was cheaper than the one I bought about 18yrs ago). I cannot recommend these highly enough.

Pleased with the hairbrush, works well and feels nice to hold and brushes my hair well without damaging it. It is slightly smaller than my previous brush but still big enough to be useful.

I’d never heard of a Denman brush, why would I, I’m a curly girl with 3b/3c thick, high porosity fizzy hair….I’ve never owned a brush in my adult years and I’m 51 now 😂. I follow “Manes by Mell” on YouTube and she raves about these brushes, so I bought one after watching many of her videos. Mell used it after shampooing and conditioning hair and rinsing it out, but after putting your products in, to evenly distribute the products through the hair and for additional curl definition. Well this has changed my routine and battles forever this brush. Who’d have thought. You can teach an old dog new tricks.I wash my hair now, wrap in a micro towel (another life changer for curly girls) so it’s damp, then my regime is to use a leave-in conditioner, then scrunch in a curl cream, then finish up with a gel using praying hands method. Then brush through your hair in small sections (best to watch Manes by Mell) to distribute products evenly, and wow what a result. My curls are way more defined now. The secret is brush it through when hair quite wet, then don’t touch it at all, air dry hair for best defined curls. Really works for me.Because of the thickness of my hair I find the bristles on this brush are too close together and rip at my hair a bit, so I picked up another tip watching Mell, which is to remove the rubber brush bristles section off the main body of the brush, then you can easily peel out a row of bristles. I’ve taken out every other row on mine. It’s perfect now I’ve tailored it to me and my hair. It’s now easier to get the brush through.I’ve been impressed with my first ever hairbrush in adulthood 😆. I’d never ever brush my hair when it’s dry (big massive no no for curlies), but it’s perfect for combing through wet hair to get the knots out with conditioner in the shower, or for doing the brushing through of products and to get added curl definition. I’m chuffed to bits. Hope you find my pics useful.

I had my first Denman brush like this about 75 years ago - the handle was wooden in those days. It is still a good brush. I have had others over the years I have come back to this style. Seems like a good brand. I also confirm other reviews saying how easy it is to wash the brush as it can come off the handle and open out.