Tangle Teezer - review

I broke my previous hair brush accidentally about a month ago, and ever since I've had to cope with just a comb. Consequently, I finally decided to jump on the bandwagon and get myself a Tangle Teezer. When it comes to popular products that a lot of people seem to love, I'm always a bit sceptic. But then again, if you want to find out whether a product works or not, there's only one option - to give it a go.

I got the original Tangle Teezer - in black, of course - and I purchased it from beautybay.com since it was a lot cheaper there than in a local store near me.

This is how the bristles of the brush look like. It's all plastic, and the bristles have different lengths. The Tangle Teezer is supposed to be a lot more gentle on your hair than any other hair brush, which prevents hair breakage. My hair is colored, a bit dry and tends to get split ends. Because this brush doesn't rip your hair out or get caught in a big knot of hair, it's also apparently great for using on children.

 - So here's my hair after a long day of keeping it up in a ponytail. I just took it down and didn't even comb it with my fingers, so the Tangle Teezer would get a chance to show it's full power.

 - 20 seconds later, this is the result. Awesome! It was extremely easy to get rid of the tangles without any pain or tugging. I always brush my hair starting from the tips and then working my way up, because it prevents the brush from getting stuck.

 - I had to test the brush with wet hair also, so here's the "before"-picture.

- I waited about 20 minutes or so before brushing so my hair would dry a little. Again, it was extremely easy to brush my hair with the Tangle Teezer and it worked perfectly on damp hair - no pulling whatsoever.

 - In conclusion, I too am now a big fan of the Tangle Teezer. It's the best brush I've ever had. If you have damaged, short to medium long hair, I think this will work great. Have you guys ever tried the Tangle Teezer? 

Also, I finally got my hair fixed! My sister came by yesterday to help me color my roots to get rid of the regrowth (3 months worth of it...). After that, I put some silver toner in my hair, and a really light pastel purple color after the toner. Here's the finished result:

Yay, no more light blue/turquoise/whatever it was on the tips of my hair! A fresh color always cheers me up :) Here's a closer look at today's makeup look and nails:

                                  (I wish the purple on my lower lash line would show up better in photos..)

                             Tried out some chevron stripes with Color Club's "Blue Heaven" and "Lavender Love" by Gosh


That's all for today, have a great rest of the week!.