Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair

Comb and brush, in one, detangling tool designed specifically for African American hair. Prevents hair loss. Encourages hair growth.
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African American or black hair is distinctive and very different from that of Europeans and Asians. But, for the most part, we use tools designed for European and Asian hair types. The Kakakiki KombBrush is a unique, patented product created especially to detangle African hair. The Kakakiki Kombrush is the best comb for African American men, women and children. The Kakakiki comb/brush was designed by an African-American engineering firm especially for Black hair. It is the only comb or brush we have found that was designed specifically for African hair. The Kakakiki KombBrush uses with a matrix formation of the individual tine-like bristles. Unlike a comb which has one row of teeth, this brush shaped device can untangle more hair at once. Unlike traditional brushes, the tines are smooth and round so they won't catch and break fragile and kinky African hair. The patented design detangles kinky, wooly, wavy, curly, coarse and thick hair without excessive pulling and breakage. Also a therapeutic effect is induced which stimulates the scalp. The Kakakiki KombBrush is designed to prepare the hair for styling by detangling while massaging. The brush is also great for use on permed or pressed hair. Prevents hair loss: By using this brush instead of or before using a traditional comb or brush, you detangle your hair without breaking it giving you longer, healthier hair.
If hair is tightly coiled or tangled:

First moisten hair with any hair product of your choice. If your hair is coiled, curly, wavy, woolly, kinky or thick, place comb/brush on top of ends of hair and slide with no force, slow and easy- you will feel the tangles slowly and gently being coaxed out. Continue until you have detangled your hair with the Kakakiki KombBrush. Do not dig down into your hair like you do with traditional hair combs and brushes. After detangling, you can use the Kakakiki KombBrush as a brush, always stroking slow and easy.

The Kakakiki KombBrush tines (teeth) are designed to break if too much force is used. The prevents damaged hair, loss of hair and you gain more hair growth with the use of the Kakakiki KombBrush. If your hair is straight, you may penetrate your hair but still brush slowly and easily. Feel the smooth, soothing and massaging benefits. Remember to use the Index Finger hole for leverage.

To clean the Kakakiki KombBrush, use warm running water. If needed use a hair brush with warm water.

Overall Rating for Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
3(based on 65 reviews)
Kakakiki KombBrush
By Pam from Los Angeles, Ca on December 11, 2011
Unbelievable how well this detangled both my daughter and my hair!

I would recommend this item to a friend.

good brush
By Denni from New Haven on December 5, 2011
love the brush
Pros:
smooths my hair out, makes my curls extra curly

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Kakakiki KombBrush
By Karla from Michigan on October 25, 2011
I love the way it massages my scalp and detangles my hair.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

This brush really work!
By jazmin Guzman from bayonne, nj 07002 on August 9, 2011
I followed the instruction on how to use it and work successfully. good tool to comb difficult hair.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Love this product
By natalie numa from Sloatsburg, NY on July 18, 2011
I have been looking for a brush for my daughter for the longest time. I like this for her thick, curly hair. I have to part it in sections since her hair in so thick but it works very nicely.
Pros:
Strong

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Not Sure About This
By Cassandra from Florida on July 15, 2011
My first Kakakiki KombBrush lasted for a few months. Then it broke. I find it difficult to gauge how hard or how soft to pull it through my hair. I wish the comb brush was a little more pliable and not so unforgiving. The concept seems really cool, but in action I find that I am going back to a regular wide toothed comb.
Pros:
I like the shape and the rounded bristles.
Cons:
It is too easy to break even when being gentle with it.

Horrible!
By Ruqayya from Matthews, NC on June 1, 2011
This brush is complete crap! I would have returned it, but I never got a chance to..My kids use it for their dolls and on the cat...it would make a fantastic animal grooming brush, but it should never be used in human hair. It is cheaply made and badly designed..I love the rest of my treasured locks products thus far, but was beyond disappoint in this so called brush!
Pros:
Absolute brush...does not work at all
Cons:
Everything

Not worth it
By Keisha from Wasilla, AK on May 19, 2011
No real change in hair texture. Awkward to use

Sturdy!
By Tasha from Laurel, MD on April 28, 2011
I like this brush because it doesn't break like many other detangling brushes. The plastic is HARD. You have to be really careful though, because it has the potential to cause breakage if you are not super super gentle when brushing. I used it on my daughters hair after a shampoo and was worried that I was breaking her hair. It's also hard to clean loose hair out of because the bristles don't move at all.
Pros:
Bristles don't break off
Cons:
Hair gets trapped between bristles and is hard to clean out

Not worth your time or money!
By Nicole from TX on March 24, 2011
Was very disappointed in the product. For the account you pay you get a very cheap looking plastic brush, that does nothing but pulls out your hair. Not worth it!
Pros:
none at all!

Not worth it!
By Pat from raleigh, NC on March 1, 2011
I thought the brush was made of WOOD, not plastic. It is too small and pulls my hair. I made the mistake of purchasing two, one for my granddaughter. We can't use it, wasted my money.
Pros:
nothing
Cons:
size and material, I was very disappointed:-(

Wonders!
By Maya from Pasadena, MD on February 20, 2011
This is a magical detangling tool! LOVE IT!!!

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Review for Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
By Eunice Fort from Detroit, Michigan on February 13, 2011
Finally a brush for our hair. You have to follow the directions carefully to benefit from this brush, in so doing I notice less hair in my comb and my hair felt smoother.
Pros:
Hair feels softer and smoother.
Cons:
You can lose more hair if you dont follow the directions. You initially want to use it like a traditional brush, but dont.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Kakakiki Kombrush
By Marcelline Williams from Brooklyn NY on January 30, 2011
I like the fact that this brush comes with full instructions. It's a very good brush for natural hair styles. As a customer u can count on it detangling ur hair. I also use it when washing my hair to detangle it.
Pros:
The color is prefect & it does not harm my hair. It's best to use it when u have a leave in conditioner.
Cons:
It takes a long time to clean the brush.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

KRAPPY KaKakiki
By Brashly Honest from NYC, NY on January 25, 2011
DO NOT BUY . These must be left over DOG Brushes, worth 99 cents and peddled to as brush for African American Hair. Pure insult and RIP-OFF . I received one as a free sample. This should not be sold on Treasured Locks as it will diminish your reputation for selling quality products

This is just a comb.
By Lili from Hollywood, CA on October 30, 2010
This is not really a brush but really more of a comb. It really pulls out my hair. I can't use this product!
Pros:
NONE
Cons:
Pulls out your hair!

Kakakiki KombBrush
By Christy from Fresno, California on October 22, 2010
This may be the worst product I have ever purchased. First off I thought the product was made of wood but when it arrived, I soon found out that it was made of plastic. Not very sturdy plastic either. I dont know if it will last even 6 months because of the way it is made. I do not like this product as it also pulled my hair. It is too small as well.
Pros:
None.
Cons:
Too small, plastic, not very user friendly at all. Overall the product was bad.

not impressed
By D'Anne from Tarpon Springs, FL on October 14, 2010
I have had much better results with a good quality brush than with this one. It didn't seem to do anything special for my daughter's hair, which is very thick with very tight curls. In fact, it seemed to pull more than a regular brush. The plastic is hard and unforgiving. I used it a few times, but probably won't continue using it.

So Far, So Good
By Andrea from Cleveland, OH on September 30, 2010
I haven't hadd a chance to fully experience this brush as I am transitioning to natural and have a sew-in. Using it on my edges; however, it does not pull or break my hair like ordinary combs and brushes.
Pros:
Does not pull or break your hair if used properly
Cons:
Could be sturdier as it is a very fragile item.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

it didint work for me
By fatma from new yyork on September 12, 2010
actually its didint work for me, since i have relax my my hair recently it was useless for me ithink its will workout better with curley hair or natural afraican hair.

Review for Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
By Pamela from queens, NY on September 2, 2010
I have been searching for a brush that does not get tangled in my hair. I FOUND IT. This brush works well with shampoo and conditioner. Great way to message your scalp and detangle your hair

I would recommend this item to a friend.

It's ok
By Siynika from Chicago, Ill on August 29, 2010
I use it and in a way it does pull my hair out an little so i just take my time and try to do it right.
Pros:
its. ok
Cons:
wish it's more stronger bush.

KombBrush - Detangler
By Sonya from pickerington, oh on July 7, 2010
After reading the instructions, the brush didn't seem very intuitively useful. However, it did detangle my daughter's very thick hair but I don't regularly use it because it's a bit cumbersome.
Pros:
Detangles
Cons:
Not user friendly

Patience Yields Optimal Outcome
By Myrrh3rd from Northeast Ohio on July 4, 2010
Revolutionary concept with minor glitches. My finger wouldn't fit into the holes. Furthermore, I spent hours on mine and my daughter's hair since we have very curly textures. However, the result were soft, spiral curls which look lovely. Better instructions would be nice.
Pros:
~ Lessens Hair Loss
~ Accentuates Natural Texture
Cons:
~ Must learn technique
~ Difficult to hold

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Kakakiki Brush
By Sonya from Pickerington, OH on June 24, 2010
I used it to detangle my daughter's hair after washing. It worked better than I expected, especially since her hair is thick. The directions are a bit confusing. It would help if there was a video showing how to use the brush.
Pros:
Detaingles
Cons:
Confusing to understand how to use.

Review for Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
By dwana from trussville,al on June 11, 2010

average
By sophia from lancaster, pa on May 24, 2010
I was a little disappointed with the actual product compared to the price!

Review for Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
By Kesha from FOB Warrior Iraq on May 24, 2010
I have really thick curly hair and I have always lost a lot of hair while attempting to detangle it. When I used the Kakakiki KombBrush the first time I had half of the shedding i was used to from my regular wide tooth comb and comb brush. Every use after that I noticed less and less shedding. This Brush really will break before it rips your hair out so you are less likely to damage your hair with it. I like to wet my hair, then comb my hair out with a wide tooth comb and then put conditioner and divide my hair into sections and then use the Kakakiki KombBrush and this works very well for me. Once you get the hang of using this brush I would recommend it for use on your children's hair because it is not as painful as a regular comb brush.
Pros:
Detangles my hair with less shedding
Cons:
Hair is hard to clean out of the brush

I would recommend this item to a friend.

A hairbrush/comb
By Anita Jacobson from Charlottesville, Virginia on May 21, 2010
Not sure what I should say about this KombBrush. I am still getting used to using it. So far, so good. I like the fact that it doesn't tear your hair.
Pros:
Doesn't tear your hair.

WOW!
By JaBrea from Oklahoma City, OK 73132 on May 19, 2010
When I purchased this brush I did not use it right away because I couldn't really see how it was going to help detangle my daughter's very thick curly prone to tangles bi-racial hair. But when I did IT WORKED! The description is exact - you can feel the tangles separating as you pull the brush through the knots! I love it on my African-American permed hair as well.
The bristle curve at the tips and in my experience it detangles MUCH better with no pull or pain if you brush with the curved side of the bristles following the brush stroke in versus the curved side leading the brush stroke. When they lead the stroke they tend to "catch" the hair and can result in breaks. The other way does not.

Pros:
IT WORKS!
Cons:
Must be used in a specific way for best results!

I would recommend this item to a friend.

It's ok.
By Jovanna from Los Angeles, CA on May 12, 2010
I used this brush during my transitioning phase. I'm not overly excited about it but it worked fine. Now that I'm completely natural I don't use it as much.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

KombBrush
By CharlotteAnn Dessuit from New Castle, DE on April 20, 2010
I did not like it.
Cons:
It's a plastic comb

Proved Me Wrong!
By Rosemary from Southern New Hampshire on March 26, 2010
I was skeptical that this brush would be any different than anything else I tried, but it really works! I use it for my 10 yr old son's bi-racial tightly curled hair. It's much easier on him because I'm pulling less. He can do his own hair now with this. Before, he tried with a pick and other items, but he wasn't getting the job done.
Pros:
Really glides through tight curls. My 10 yr old son can now comb his long curly hair by himself.
Cons:
Wish the material was a little sturdier.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Review for Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
By Erin from Richmond, VA on March 21, 2010
It actually does go through the knots in my daughters' hair without pulling their hair out. This is the first comb that I could actually get through their hair!

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Review for Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
By Dionna Evans from oklahoma city, ok on March 19, 2010
the brush is hard and the instructions on how to use is not detailed . seems alhtough start at the end of hair it pulls


Horrible Brush
By alida dinkins from miramar, fl on February 14, 2010
this brush breaks your hair. This is the worst plastic brush i have ever seen, who ever makes this brush for afro hair should be ashamed.

This product does nothing for my hair
By Debbie from Hyattsville, MD on January 25, 2010
I followed the directions, but it just breaks my hair more. I would prefer to use a wide tooth comb.
Cons:
breaks hair

The best in its class
By Terrica from Mobile, AL on January 22, 2010
I've been natural for almost 3yrs now, and no comb nor brush has detangled my dry like this before. I am very much satisfied because it does it without taking my hair out.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair 4
By sam from salisbury md on January 11, 2010
Brush really made the hair easy to brush out
Pros:
stronge
Cons:
small

I would recommend this item to a friend.

o.k.
By Michelle from l.a. on January 7, 2010
a little strong. i feel like it might pull out too much hair. but it's good on days when you really want to make sure all the tangles are out. i just worry about using it too often and pulling hair too much.
Pros:
great for detangling
Cons:
too forcefull?

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Interesting!
By Pam from Akron, OH on January 6, 2010
The first time I used this brush it tore my hair apart. I am completely natural with hair that is not that thick and about a 3b texture. I let Kakakiki know and they reached out to me directly to assist. I appreciate the follow up, but the product simply didn't work for me.
Pros:
Very responsive company.
Cons:
Didnt work on my hair at all.

Unbelievable
By Holly from San Diego, CA on December 31, 2009
I have never used a hair styling tool like this before. I have very finely curled hair that usually ends up in whatever I'm using to style it. This went smoothly through my curls without so much as an "ouch" on my part. I love this product and recommend it highly.
Pros:
Compact
Two-in-one
Good hand grip
Light weight
Cons:
None

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Review for Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
By VIOLET F WILKERSON from raleigh, north carolina on December 23, 2009
i rate the kakakiki kombbrush for african american
hair as a ""4"


I would recommend this item to a friend.

Pacience for pretty okay results
By Rahni from Greensboro, NC on November 15, 2009
The brush would probably be good for children's hair, or if your brushing someone else's hair.
For your own, I would suggest a handle on both sides of the brush to get the teeth in the correct direction.
Otherwise, it's better than my combs and as a preliminary before picking out my hair with my fingers. I have really thick hair, so trying to pick it all our from scratch is almost impossible.
Suggestion: Plat your air into sections first, oil your hair, and then gently work the brush through your hair.
Comb out your hair before and after washing to make it easier and reduce hair loss, most definantly

Pros:
Does what is promised when used correctly
"Unrolls" hair to prevent it from coiling up at the scalp
Good for thick hair
Cons:
Have to relearn how to brush you hair
Needs a double sided or better handle
WILL break if you pull too hard
Get a better material then the plastic?

Gentle comb
By Dahlia from Staten Island, NY on November 14, 2009
I immediately heard the difference on my hair, it doesn't sound like my hair is being torn out like conventional brushes do. I don't use anything but my KombBrush for actual combing now.
Pros:
Doesn't tear hair.
Cons:
Can be difficult to clean hairs from bristle.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

The best brush in the world!
By Liana from Eugene, OR on November 8, 2009
I have never found a comb or brush that could actually get through my kinky hair without breaking. Not only did the Kakakiki comb through my hair, it assisted me in lengthening my strands. My hair has always coiled up once it dried but with this brush my afro stayed large and thick without compacting. Also, I normally lose a lot of hair with previous combs I've used. So far, with this product the hair loss is at a minimum.
Pros:
Easy to use.
Non-breakage
Hand grip
Shows the natural coil of hair strands.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Fair
By Mary from Columbia, Maryland on November 3, 2009
My hair is medium thickness and length. I think this brush would work best for some one with shorter hair or thinner hair.

it does not work for soft afro hair
By Ida Michael from Alachua,Florida on October 21, 2009
looking at the picture i thought it would brush through my short soft afro hair. it doesn't comb or brush through and i found it somewhat painful even when moving it slowly. i am tender headed and that could be the problem. it just doesn't suit my expectations but may work for others with thicker hair.

Kakakiki KombBrush
By LaTanya from Hoffman Estates, IL on October 2, 2009
This product did not work at all as I expected. I followed the directions on the package, but all it did was snag my hair. I was not sure what to expect, but was very surprised that it made entirely of plastic.

Not using this!
By Soneyet from DC on September 30, 2009
The entire brush is plastic including the bristles. Tore my hair apart.

A
By Shanett from Camden, DE on September 26, 2009
I just went natural yesterday (9-25-09) and I knew that I was going to have a time de-tangling my kinky hair. The KombBrush made it so easy to detangle. I had no trouble at all! The bristles are sturdy, and the KombBrush made it easy for me to work through my natural hair.
Pros:
Easy to use, de-tangles hair with no fuss.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Review for Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
By HARRELL TACKETT from HARRELLTACKETT@YAHOO.COM on September 19, 2009
I really live this brush. It has made my life easier. It also stimulates the scalp. It seems live I get my hair done faster.
Pros:
It works great.
Cons:
It would be nice if there were other colors.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Not At All As Expected
By Crystal from Fairfield, California on September 17, 2009
After reading the enclosure as well as the back of the packaging on how to use it, I was very disappointed with the results. It is a very slow and tedious process to get it through kinky hair.
Pros:
None found
Cons:
Hard to use.

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By Tarah from Boise, Idaho on September 12, 2009
I had heard about this amazing brush, but thought it looked crazy. A friend from Portland was visiting and brought her brush. OH my goodness, it was easy to use and left my daughters hair in gorgeous ringlets. I told all the families that have adopted here in town and 12 of us ordered the next day!!
Pros:
easy to use.
no crying when we brush her hair.
ringlets instead of fuzz.
Cons:
none

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Good brush
By Sonia from Queens, NY on September 9, 2009
It's a brush. It does it's job

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Kakakiki KombBrush for African American Hair
By Julie from Indianapolis on September 8, 2009
Excellent!

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Heavenly
By Renee from Los Angeles, CA on September 5, 2009
Thanks for creating the Kakakiki KombBrush. What a heavenly useful item. It has allowed me to see the length and strength of my hair after using Natura-Laxer and whenever I am in the shower as well as styling my hair when it is wet. Best to use when hair is wet to avoid pulling
Pros:
Use only when hair is wet. Especially effective when using conditioner for better distribution.
Cons:
Don't use when dry. If use when dry, stress is put upon hair by pulling. Brush should glide through using from ends of hair, gradually working toward roots.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Kiki's brush
By Kiki (Lukaea) from Phoenix, AZ on September 1, 2009
Great brush as long as you follow the directions properly! Great product!
Pros:
Doesn't pull hair out.
Massages the scalp.
Just feels real good to the head.
Cons:
You have to go slow and the hooks are only one way so if you are doing your own hair and switch to left hand, there's no handle on the other side for you to grab since the teeth hook one way which is down.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

I Don't Get It
By Udoka from Dallas, Texas on August 14, 2009
I don't get it. Maybe I am using it wrong, too, but all this did was snag on my hair. I couldn't even brush... It doesn't work on either my natural or relaxed hair. It was a waste of money. I don't get the hype. Maybe someone ought to make a video tutorial.
Pros:
When I can't find my brush, this is always in the same place.
Cons:
Snags hair

Great for hair in transition
By Shauntay from Long Beach, CA on August 1, 2009
first i want to say that i came across treasured locks during a time when i was moving from relaxed hair to my natural 3b-4a curls and to say i was in a panic would be putting it mildly. i did NOT know how i was going to manage my very thick naturally curly hair let alone BRUSH it. but then i came along the description of this brush and got and I'm glad i did. even though the relaxer has long since grown out and my hair has "broken down", i still us this brush because i have found it to be the most gentle way to prepare my hair for whatever step is next.
Pros:
if done correctly, combs through natural curls untangling your hair without pulling it out
Cons:
wish it was little bigger, you may have to re-learn how to brush your hair

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Didn't work for me
By Natasha from Owings Mills, MD on July 25, 2009
I'd read quite a few online posts and web pages about the Kakakiki KombBrush, so I decided to try it. Unfortunately, it didn't work as well for my thick 4b hair. After several attempts (hair completely wet after washing, of course), I went back to my old routine of detangling with my fingers and a wide tooth comb.

I brought 2
By AngeleAlAahna from Navarre, Fl on July 24, 2009
one was suppose be for a friend's daughter but this brush is excellent for my hair and its so easy to clean

I would recommend this item to a friend.

Love this product
By Katherine from Clayton, NJ on June 29, 2009
I own 2 of this product. 1 for everyday grooming and 1 for use when shampooing . My hair is "Natural" and the KAKAKIKI keeps it soft and easy to manage.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

A waste of money
By Jennie from Selma, AL on April 25, 2009
Maybe I just didn't use this brush correctly, but it definitely didn't work with my hair.
Cons:
snagged hair

Kakakiki KombBrush
By Charlene from Grand Prairie, Texas on April 23, 2009
I really love this product. It took a little getting used to but once I became comfortable with it, I really really love it.
Pros:
Really detangles the hair.
Cons:
Short handle.

I would recommend this item to a friend.

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By demiel from charlotte, nc on December 7, 2008
I received my brushes (ordered two) yesterday; one for myself and one for my daughter. We used them today. We both have natural hair. No perms, no texturizers, nothing but coils. We absolutely LOVE this brush! I was very nervous because I am so tenderheaded; however, I could not believe the results. It was as if I had blown my hair out, and I have not done that in years. I will not let anyone touch my hair because I am so sensitive. This is an awesome product. We followed the directions exactly, and had spectacular results. Thank you so much Tywana.

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By Wal from Los Angeles, CA on June 15, 2008
This instrument is probably the most revolutionary thing to hit hair care in a very long time. Yes it looks a bit like a torture device. But you just have to put aside your fear and take a chance.

The Kakakiki Komb actually trains your hair to not tangle. I know that sounds weird but hear me out. Once you get the handling technique down you will be wonder where this was all your life.

I wish there was a video for the komb because there is a bit of a technique to it. And while it is simple it would actually be rather tricky to explain in text alone, but I will give it a shot.

Make sure that your hair is nice and soaked with your favorite moisturizing conditioner. If you have a regular wide tooth detangling comb and you have never used the kakakiki brush before, use that comb first on your hair and detangle as you normally would.

Then take the Kakakiki komb brush and go over the parts you just detangled with the regular comb. You do not use the komb brush in one sweep. Where you feel strong resistance you immediately stop, remove the komb, and the begin to komb again in the same direction. You will actually feel the tangles move through the komb and disperse as this is going on. At the same time you will notice your hair becoming smoother and smoother with every stroke.

But the key is to have nice moisturized hair to begin with - Saturated conditioned wetness. After your hair has been "trained" it will actually stay untangled for longer and longer periods of time. Now I don't even have to use a detangling comb in the shower before I use the komb brush. I just take the komb brush and apply it after putting in my conditioner. It just glides through the hair.


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By Latasha from Georgia on June 1, 2008
First I would like to give much respect to treasured locks because they are super efficient! The transaction went smoothly and I couldn't wait to tell you that. That said I am afraid I have to say that I cant 100% support the statements made concerning the kakakiki comb brush. I find that the hooks snag my hair worse than anything when raking over the surface as the instructions say. The tines are also too rigid. If I hit a knot I can't pull the comb out without breaking my hair or hearing a horrible snapping sound which is clearly my hair because I don't see broken tines and I do see hair in the comb. I think that this brush would benefit coarser hair because it is stronger. Unfortunately my hair is a mixture of very fine with occasional coarse strands and I just have a ton of strands! So when the hooks slide through my hair it can snag much more easily and when I stop at a tangle can easily snap my hair. As a result I just use it on the ends which it does in fact do a great job of detangling! Beyond that I have to go back to the standard Euro straight tine no tip brush. The instructions for the combbrush says use on moistened hair. I strongly recommend that people with hair like mine (alot of fine strands) only use it on dry hair with a little oil after it has dried overnight, which is when it's strongest and less susceptible to breaking or in my case tearing. Also just use it to detangle the ends. It really is excellent there! With my hair, massaging the scalp is unfortunately not likely. But getting a good starting detangling is. Not to trash kakakiki or anything because it does detangle my ends and I do recommend it for that, but I just don't want anyone to be disappointed if they are not running the brush over their full length. Allow me to add, my hair is literally alive and rebellious!

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By De Quita from St. Louis on March 25, 2008
I really love this brush. It makes my hair easier to comb after brushing with the KombBrush. Before I used it, I would have a hard time combing through my hair, and now that I use it, combing my hair has been an easier to do in the morning.

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By Courtney from Pittsburgh on January 19, 2008
It usually takes me an hour just to condition and comb my hair. With this brush it didn't take half as long.


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