Revlon Perfect Style Softness and Shine Teasing Brush, Purple

Don’t want 80s hair but love a slight lift at the crown sometimes. Great for fine straight hair which tends to lay pretty flat on the scalp.

Finally. And old-fashioned teasing brush. Thank your very much. I hope it holds up well because it gets the job done.

I've never had a teasing brush before but my stylist showed me these things in her salon. It's a game changer vs combs and brushes imo. I really like this one! 10/10 would buy again if needed.

Makes your hair very staticaky.

My mother was a beautician in the late 60’s and 70’s. With the high teased hair. She is not internet savvy and didn’t think she would ever find her favorite brush again. She had used the same ole chewed up brush for 30 years. Wouldn’t leave home without it. I found this one by revlon and gave to her. It’s the little things❤️❤️

I cannot believe how awesome this little brush is!!I bought it to help with styling my hair into ponytails, which is my go to style in my profession as I’m required to wear my hair back.This has turned into one of my favorite purchases in a long time!!For background, I have thin to medium frizzy hair and I struggle with dandruff.I’ve tried decent bore bristle brushes to correct my issues with frizz and flakes but they’re too soft to make any difference.This brush unexpectedly has been resolving those issues and it’s shocking because of the price!I now use a wooden wide toothed comb when my hair is wet, then I use this brush when it’s dry.I flip my head over and brush from nape of my neck to the ends of my hair, then I flip my hair over and brush from my hairline back.Then I brush my hair into it’s usual style.The results are just incredible!I’m now buying more for the gals in my life whom I know will love it as much as me!!

It works so well to hide any frizz

I purchased this hoping it would work well for smoothing my 5 year old nieces hair when styling in a ponytail. Especially the little baby hairs around the hairline and nape of neck. Unfortunately it doesn’t do much to that regard at all. Like not even a little bit. The bristles are very stiff/hard and do feelScratchy, so be gentle if planning to use on a sensitive head. The size (narrow width) is helpful for separating hair, as is the pointed end. I do wish however that I had paid attention to the material the brush head/handle part was made of. This is smooth, very slick plastic so when using the pointed end to separate hair, I often have to go back multiple times to grab from each side because hair slips right off easily. A matte finish on the plastic handle would help with it gripping fine hair a little better I think. If looking for basic brush for hair separation and a little more control with styling, it does the job, but if looking for a brush that smooths fine hair and fly always, I recommend spending a little more to ensure you’re getting higher quality bristles designed for that.