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Reddit mentions of Conair Velvet Touch Paddle Brush

Sentiment score: 4
Reddit mentions: 5

We found 5 Reddit mentions of Conair Velvet Touch Paddle Brush. Here are the top ones.

Conair Velvet Touch Paddle Brush
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    Features:
  • PADDLE BRUSH FOR THICK HAIR: Ideal for brushing through thick hair, the Conair Velvet Touch Paddle Brush has a soft-touch grip & flexible cushion base to make it easier to manage busy, unruly locks.
  • FOR ALL HAIR TYPES: Whether you are looking for a detangling wet brush, round, vented, paddle, or heated brushes for blow-drying & styling or a mini brush to throw in your purse, Conair has you covered!
  • HIGH QUALITY HAIR ACCESSORIES: From classic scrunchies & no-damage hair elastics to glam bobby pins, curlers, rollers, hair wraps, clips, & brushes Conair has the accessories & styling tools you need.
  • INNOVATIVE HAIR CARE TOOLS: From blow dryers to auto-curlers, combo stylers, & specialty hair brushes—whatever your hair type or length, Conair has a styler that will let you create any look you feel like wearing!
  • CONAIR HAIR CARE: Since 1959, we have made innovative small appliances, hair styling tools, & more. Our hair care line includes high-quality hair dryers, brushes, styling tools, & hair accessories.
Specs:
ColorRed, Black, Navy
Height3.75 Inches
Length10 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateJanuary 2013
Size1 Count (Pack of 1)
Weight0.313 Pounds
Width1.875 Inches

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Found 5 comments on Conair Velvet Touch Paddle Brush:

u/_totallysafeforwork · 2 pointsr/Naturalhair

I'm not sure how much you know between you and your gf so I'm gonna give you a lot of info here just in case.

I highly recommend this detangling brush. My sister has 4C hair similar to this and with the right conditioner, it detangles her curls in a flash without too much pulling. Also, start from the ends, work your way up, and work in sections.

What products are you using to detangle? I would suggest getting a good regular conditioner as well as a leave-in so the curls and knots come apart with less effort. Aussie Moist is my fave in-shower conditioner and Shea Moisture Black Castor and Shea Butter is my fav leave in cause it detangles my hair in a instant and leave it soft and moisturized all week. It's not for everyone though so definitely do some shopping around.

Also, try wetting and detangling the hair a bit before washing because (in my experience) the movement and shrinkage of the hair during the makes the tangles a bit worse.

Technique is also important with curly hair. When you wash, try using slightly diluted shampoo in a squeezy bottle so you can apply it directly to the scalp and to the hair. Of course you want to shampoo the hair as well but it's better to work the shampoo from the root to the tip to avoid tangles.

You'll want to massage the scalp with your fingertips through the hair. Do not do this or yall will have a bad time lol. This creates so many tangles and damages the hair. I would recommend checking out a few poc curly hair wash day youtube videos for good technique.

Also, pat her hair dry. Please for the love of all that is good do not rub her hair on the towel.

I would recommend styling her hair while its damp with a leave in conditioner if thats easier for yall. There's nothing wrong with styling the hair while wet, in fact, a lot of curly girls prefer this because managing the hair when its dry has the potential to cause frizz or breakage. Also, I noticed you mentioned you oil her scalp. Try using the oil after the leave in so it seals in the moisture.

I'm not sure if you guys are already doing this but definitely give night scarves and bonnets a try. They'll be a huge help in the long run because they help combat frizz, tangles, lint, and breakage that occurs from sleeping on cotton.


u/68Cadillac · 2 pointsr/beards

For hair as thick and full as yours look into getting a "soft touch paddle brush" ( amazon link to one ).

It, combined with a good beard oil, will detangle your beard better, with little tugging or pulling. Top with beard wax when you get it laying the direction you want. That typed your beard will never be straight. That just the genetic dice you rolled. Ask most any black woman in America how much pain, time, and money is involved in getting curly hair to be straight. So unless you're willing to endure that, your beard hair will never be straight. But your beard can still look well kept. You just have to keep on it every day. Beard oil, brush, defood, repeat.

Don't use soap or shampoo on it every day, either. It'll just strip out all the oil making it a dry, itchy, flaky, bushy disaster that you want to shave off. You can rinse it with water everyday, just lay off oil strippers (soap/shampoo).

u/JudastheObscure · 1 pointr/FulfillmentByAmazon

Thanks for the detailed response!

Okay, so let me see if I have this right:

Super URL:

http://www.amazon.com/Conair-Velvet-Touch-Paddle-Brush/dp/B001126XOI/ref=sr_1_1?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1421798144&sr=1-1&keywords=hair+brush

Not so Super URL:

http://www.amazon.com/Conair-Velvet-Touch-Paddle-Brush/dp/B001126XOI

So that's literally all you have to do, is make sure it's the first type and not the second? You told me something similar earlier this week, but I didn't really think it was that simple, and thought I was missing a piece of the puzzle.

I have a list, but it's not huge because I have this thing about email lists, which I need to get over, so I've never cultivated email addresses really. As a businessperson, I'm able to separate the personal from the professional, EXCEPT when it comes to this. I hate being emailed by companies even when I opt-in because they bombard you. I'll get over it though because you're absolutely right, it's probably my greatest asset and I'm throwing it away. I've seen the light and I'll start working on it. It'll be interesting to see the impact it has.

u/[deleted] · 1 pointr/pics

Here you need one of these...

u/barphak · 1 pointr/HaircareScience

Hey, thanks so much for the detailed reply!

After looking around on this sub, I just ordered this stuff, and I feel like it should do the trick... But I will definitely take everything you suggested into consideration.

  1. I wash every other day, but that can change. I'm not sure what ayurvedic hair oil is, and all I found Googling it was some homeopathic stuff, so I'm not sure if you were referring to something specific, but I'll start adding some hair oils to my regimen and use them overnight. I also didn't know that about super hot (which I love bathing in, so I'll definitely have to change that up).

  2. I have a nice soft brush I like (almost like this one) and it seems to be gentle on my hair. I use my hands for styling, but if you think I should use a comb, I'd love to hear why!

  3. I'm not sure what dry vs not dry hair feels like so I'm not sure if I have it, but I don't think I've ever felt any problems with it. That being said, I did just add that argan oil shampoo (refer to point #1) to my regimen, so hopefully that improves anything that may be wrong :)

  4. I, unfortunately, don't have enough hair to braid, but I'll start rubbing my scalp with oils... that sounds delightful!

  5. I've got short hair (compared to my other granola guy friends) :) and I get my hair cut once every 2 weeks to once a month, so I'm not sure I'll run into that problem. That being said, is there anything I should look out for in terms of hair damage? I never thought about it as an issue for people with shorter hair...


  6. > Eat clean and healthy

    ... What do you want me to start being nice to people, have confidence, share the love and joy my friends and family give me and aspire to be the best person I can be? ... fiiiiiiiiine... I'll try I guess :)