I love this brush. I discovered this brush more than ten years ago when I was still relaxing. I wanted a brush that would give me a good massage as I brush my hair. When I felt this brush through the plastic I knew it was just what I was looking for and I have been hooked ever since.
I stopped using Annie's brush when I went natural because of the pulling. Then, because of all the great websites like blackhairplanet, the coil review and even youtube, I learned how to brush my hair to detangle it. I am so happy seeing that my $1.99 brush works as well as the Denman. I've never priced a Denman but I don't think I get it for $1.99. Maybe one day I'll make more of an effort to find and purchase a Denman for the purpose of comparison. But for now...if it ain't broke don't fix it.
Pros: price $1.99
7 rows of bristles
fantastic curl pattern
excellent for detangling
removable head for easy cleaning
rounded hard plastic/rubber bristles for great scalp massage
Cons: The rubber bed seems to wear away easily (this is pre natural hair. Now I'll get to see if it last a bit longer)
This is the only con I have for the brush but considering a price tag of $1.99, it's not that important to me.
While I was there I also bought a satin pillowcase $3.99 and terry turban $4.99. I haven't used either of them yet but I'm looking forward to it.
Keep it real, keep it natural YY
Nice review. I just bought this brush and I've owned a denman for about a year. One difference I've noticed right off the bat is that the denman has more give in the bristles. I haven't used the Annie version yet, but just pushing the bristles with my hand tells me it has much more resistance. I see this review is a few years old. Have you since tried the denman? If so how did you like it?
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