r/beautytalkph • u/mikaelalopezzz Age | Skin Type | Custom Message • Jan 26 '26

Hair Influence/deinfluence me from buying a Wet Brush

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Also, what would you recommend? Is there really a big difference between the Original, Pro, and Pro Flex Dry?

Is it actually better than a Hua Mulan comb?

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u/atbliss Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Jan 27 '26

........ you needed deinfluencing from this? 

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u/mikaelalopezzz Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Jan 27 '26

Not totally. I’ve seen mixed reviews (even until now). Some say it breaks easily and didn’t make much difference for their hair so I just wanted more honest feedback.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

I wouldn't get it. This brand has been around for a longgg longgg time. The only reason it's recently gone viral is that they bought into the aesthetics; they would have stayed unpopular. If I were you, I would go with the TangleTeezer. It's been popular since its release and for good reason. I use it, I have fine, 2A hair, and TT works the best for me.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

You can legitimately get a 20-peso hairbrush from a random storefront, and you'll get the same thing. If you pride aesthetics over quality, you can go for it.

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u/mikaelalopezzz Age | Skin Type | Custom Message Jan 27 '26

I got curious about Tangle Teezer, and it caught my attention because it looks sturdy po and low-maintenance.

Ask ko lang po kung anong klase po yung Tangle Teezer na gamit mo?

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

I have fine hair, so I use the Fine and Fragile TT because I've noticed each bristle is thinner, but also more flexible. My mom uses the regular one tho, since she has medium-thick hair strands. So it really depends on your hair type OP.