One of the very first hairbrushes I owned was made by Kent. It had a wooden body and handle and really smooth bristles and every Sunday, my Mum would spend some considerable time brushing my hair and then plaiting it for school, every time I complained, she would whack me on the head with it until I sat still, my hair at this point was down to my backside. That brush accompanied me through school, Uni and then to London where I lost it during a house move. Since then I have had a good 8-9 hair brushes.
Kent brushes were founded back in 1777 and have an amazing story to tell. Today they have an amazing selection of styling brushes, radials, ceramics, vents, ionic, paddle, volumising and pure bristle for use on any hair type, style and length and for every budget.
I was kindly sent the 'Ooh That's Nice' Kent brush and it a delight to use. If you have been through a host of hair brushes which pull, tug and snag on your hair, especially if you have a thick mane to tame, then you need a Kent brush in your life.
This brush head, which is slightly curved to begin with, moulds to the shape of your head as you brush your hair and it has what is described as a distinctive zigzag head with bristles which are positioned in all directions - forwards, backward and side to side, so that when your hair is brushed the bristles, which are made of moulded nylon, multi-task to massage your scalp and stimulate circulation for healthy hair growth.
The soft natural bristles also clean and nurture your hair encouraging natural shine and body, leaving it tamed, smooth and more manageable. What I have found is a lot less frizz and.static when using this brush on my hair and whilst my hair can often be quite knotty, this brush glides effortlessly through the knots, detangling as it goes without me grimacing at every brush stroke.
Designed to be suitable for men, women and children of all ages, it is perfect for those who have a sensitive scalp too. What I have found by switching to this brush is less hair trapped in the bristles after brushing, something which pleases me no end.
This brush is an absolute bargain to be had at £12.50 and it is also one of the most comfiest brushes I have ever used.
Do you have a favourite hair brush?