Giveaway is this Thursday Dec 14th @ 5:30PM! :)

the brush from Scully & Scully and others like it are smoothing brushes, not detangling brushes. they are usually sold in sets with a comb like yours. the comb is to detangle and section your hair and the brush to help distribute oils from your scalp and polish the hair. These are from a time when women washed the hair much less frequently than we do know.

I started following your channel and advice a few days ago. I upgraded my hair care routine and also started blowdrying at home. What a difference it has made in the health of my hair, how gorgeous they look now and my level of confidence! Have received so many compliments. Thanks a lot!!!

This channel is the best thing I ever came across on KZfaq. It wasn't that long ago, but I've since changed my hair care routine and I'm amazed. Following your advice, my fine hair has more volume and stays soft and smooth for much longer. It used to be quite gross on day three but now I can go up to five days and that mostly with my drug store products from Schwarzkopf and L'Oreal. I've even resurrected stuff from my product graveyard (leave-in conditioner and hair oil) which I thought were bad because I was using them wrong. Also made a few small investments like a terry cloth shower cap and Wet Brush, as well as got some items from the recommended product list (buying them one by one as I can't afford them all at once and will use up the products I have at home first). My hair and I say thank you! MAJOR GAME CHANGER!

My favorite brush is now the Wet brush. I have been following your recommendations and cannot believe the changes in my hair. My hair is like a horses tail! I am seriously not exaggerating. It is wavy and each strand is so thick and strong. But, it was frizzy, dry and crazy looking. I have been treating as you recommended and it has softened and looks so much better! I don't have split ends and it is healthy. Thank you so much for your videos.

This was so fun to watch! 😅 I can't believe the prices of some of those brushes!! It's clear price means nothing when it comes to hair brushes lol. Thank you for spending the money to show us what actually works.

Chris, your channel is the ONLY channel where I watch your vids IMMEDIATELY!! My hair is so gorgeous now because of your advice! Ten years ago I had hair down to my waist, but didn't know how to take care of it at all. I didn't even brush it every day (!!). I hacked all of it off for a jaw-length bob. I've since grown it out to my waist again. But now, it's super smooth and silky! I don't even need to flatiron it to tame it anymore. I just follow your advice and your hair trinity, and it's great!! My hair is longer, healthier, and EASIER to take care of than before! Thank you for saving so many people's heads!! 🙏

Sorry, but I have to correct you. Most hairbrushes, especially those made of wood or real wild boar hair, for example, are not intended to detangle hair. This used to be done with a comb, starting with long hair from the bottom and then working your way up to the scalp. The hairbrush was only used afterwards. The bristles are there to massage the scalp for better blood circulation and to distribute the sebum produced by the scalp down the lengths. People used to wash their hair much less often than most people do today and these hairbrushes were also intended to mechanically remove dirt and dead skin from the scalp. Some of the women had hair a length of knee or longer. Empress Elisabeth of Austria, for example, washed her beautiful long hair about once every three to four weeks. People who lived in the countryside washed their hair even less often. The hairbrushes distributed the sebum in the hair very well, and it was easier and quicker to wash the hairbrush more often than the beautiful long hair, which was braided and tied up most of the time anyway. That's why it was possible for women to grow their hair so long and healthy. However, they weren't good customers for your profession either. I would still ask you to think about it and correct it. I am a Mason Pearson BN1 lover, but I have very long hair and also have many other expensive hairbrushes from Kent and other manufacturers at home and I also enjoy using them or admire them for their artistic craftsmanship. You are not doing these manufacturers any favors with a video in which you spread false information. It is your mistake if you ask these hairbrushes to do things for which they were never intended or made. And in addition, your viewers are not properly informed, because these hairbrushes still have their right to exist today for those people who know how to use them and what they are intended for. A well-supplied scalp is very important for good hair growth, and the best conditioner for hair is the one that is produced by your own body for these purposes, and not the chemically manufactured stuff that most people have to use these days because they don't have enough have the knowledge of how to care for your hair naturally and properly. Especially because most people no longer know what not to do with their hair if they want to have long and healthy hair, such as a lot of heat, chemical hair colors, the wrong tools for hairstyles and hair care. Many greetings from Switzerland and I hope you can now appreciate your collector's item hairbrush even better for what it is and not just because it was very expensive when you bought it.

I’ve had my Mason Pearson brush for at least 20 years. Best hair investment I ever made by far. (It was definitely less than $200 back then!)

My friends elderly dad tapped me on the shoulder during a cook out and he says I really love your hair❤ I had it down and he said my grays were sparkling like tinsel. I haven't colored my hair in years and my grays look like natural highlights. I get more compliments now than i ever did before and i thank You for that.

Like other subscribers, I started following you and using your recommended products and techniques. I’m 56 and my hair has never looked better and healthier. Thank you Blowout Professor! ❤

This was a really fun video. I love the llama+butterflies comments especially!! I use a Wet Dry brush. Glad to see it beats most of the high end brushes!!

My favorite videos are where you wear the wig and play the role of the client. I’ve learned SO MUCH about products & techniques from watching you. I even told my stylist about your channel-just for the fun stuff. She’s a great stylist and I would never imply that she needs help. But everyone loves muscled up Chris in a wig. 😂🙌🏼

The last two expensive brushes are more for skin brushing than hair brushing thank you for helping us see the difference i used to be skeptical about the mason brush but now i know is worth the investment 😎👍🏼

The flat brushes are not made to detangle, they to smooth and add shine. Which you admit they do. Also, in the long hair community wooden brushes are the king of brushes and most people with extra long hair (longer than hip)., use them exclusively. That being said, I don’t agree with brush review, though I usually get great tips from your KZfaq videos.

it was funny, the 1$ was better than the 2k xD I'm already in your email list :)

I love that you nearly always help see that those expensive things are not worth the money! Which is great for we who live on a budget! And Your recommended product list has made me so happy!

Thank you for all your honest advice! You have given me hope - I am 53 and menopause has destroyed my hair, and it turns out that having beautiful hair is much more important to me than I ever would have thought. I am working my way through all of your videos and have bought your recommended products - may I have hair again!

Am I the only one bothered that he’s not brushing properly by working from the bottom up?? Lol

I have a bunch of the Wet Brushes for my granddaughters to use. Your channel has taught them how to properly care for their hair. Thanks. The ONLY brush I liked was the UNICORN one, cute.

I've been watching this channel and using products from your recommended list for over a year. My hair is the healthiest it has ever been so I wanted to thank you so much for the advice 😊

Wanted to say thank you for your channel. You've helped me get my beautiful hair back after having my 2 kids. My hormones wrecked my hair! Thank you so much! You've gotta fan for life here! ❤

Hi Chris, i've been looking after my hair the way you suggested for almost 4 months now. I went to my hairdresser at the beginning of December and what can I say, she praised me for my beautiful hair. I now also get compliments from colleagues and my family. I struggled with hair loss for a long time and tried a lot of things. On the one hand, a vitamin D deficiency was to blame, but also the wrong hair routine. However, it also took me a while to find all the products for my medium hair. The most difficult to find was the Pureology Colour Fanatic Hair Treatment Spray. For those of you who live in Germany, I have now found it at lookfantastic. At the same time I use the moroccan light oil, which I find very good and a good alternative to Olaplex No. 3. My hair has become softer and more voluminous and thanks to the extra moisture from the leave in conditioner my curls have become much nicer. And I'm recommending the Wet Brush to everyone right now. It's really great. Thank you very much Chris.

Oh my gosh! Beautiful timing! I have had a Mason Pearson in my cart for the last month and a half and I am unsure of whether to spend the money. I can't wait to see what your advice on brushes is.... I have 2b hair that I never brush. I'll slap at it with my husband's 13yo brush or a dollar store pick lol. My hair is fine but I have a lot of it and at 50yo I want to buy something i can brush through my hair every night. I want to treat myself but I also want it to be a functional, justifiable purchase. Let's go!! EDIT: Merry Christmas to me... momma's got a brand new brush! Thanks for the video!

I would have kept the mason. It's the shape and design that makes it a work horse. Centuries ago, a wide tooth comb or finger detangling was the method. A brush simply smoothed and distributed oil through mids and ends. Nice video 👍

this gentleman is the kindest, honest person on youtube, his advice is direct, short, simple and easy to understand, thanks to him my hair is finally growing❤. I wish I lived in USA to get an appointment, because he is the only hairdresser I trust. But I live in France😅

We have two mason pearson brushes at home and one $30 rip off from Ulta (real boar and nylon, basically the same). For those of you who can't afford a $250 hairbrush, the ripoff does just as good as the real ones. I usually use it for my wet hair after I put product in it so I don't ruin the real ones.

I literally have the pink sea monster looking one. I love it! My hair knots so easily and its so long and thick.. it isn't really textured or curly but I have always struggled to find the perfect hair brush and that guy is so it. My hair has never looked ir felt better since I started using it, and my daughters can even brush their own hair using it with no problems at all.. its just amazing.

Yeee! Not only did we get to hear Leslie's witty comments, but we get to see her too!

I have upgraded my care for my hair because of your channel. Thank you for all the advice

I'd love to see Chris & Leslie react to hairdresser fails!!!!

This was fun … I collect the Mason Pearson full boar bristle brushes, ( which nobody ever talks about) … I have 3 of them .. the Extra, which I have bought for myself, as well as my 2 daughters, & my granddaughter… I also have the “ sensitive “ model” as well as the pocket model for my handbag… all full boar bristle… they are very good for my thick coarse hair, but also work for my daughters “finner” hair… But I have recently bought the tangle teaser which is a GREAT brush … even better than the “WET”brush brand that I have. Only because I hated the “dust balls” that collected on the wet brush brand because of the rubber balls on the ends of the bristles. Hands down… tangle teasers are the best to use AND the easiest to keep clean !!!! I have learned a great deal watching your videos… and I have you to thank for leading me to Moroccan Oil products .. my hair is the BEST it’s ever been ….( I use the smoothing line…) THANK YOU !!!!!

I have the mason pearson brush and you are so right about how smooth it is. It is worth the investment since it lasts for years

In the past 6 weeks ive upgraded my hair care & styling products to your recommended products and I'm glad to say its WORKING! thank you so much, your advice is helping me love my hair, its a journey!

Man where have you been all my life! I've been struggling with corse medium length hair for a quite awhile. I use professional products but in all the wrong ways. After watching your videos for about and hour I tried your techniques and OMG I had salon hair! Thank you!

I live in Ontario, Canada. The best, reasonably priced, brush I've found for wet, & dry, fine hair is The Knot Dr. by Conair. It's also long lasting. I've had one for quite a few years & it's still going strong. I would try the Llama one, though, lol.

I’ve been using the mason Pearson brushes for 30 years and my 30 year old brush works just as well as the newer mason Pearson brushes. I’m such a fan I buy them as gifts all the time.

I never paid much for a brush. I have been following you for about 3 months now and so I bought an Olivia Garden wet brush. I love that brush so much that I gave my Aveda paddle brush away. It wasn't expensive but it is the best brush I ever had. I also gave my Aveda products away in favor of a combo of Olaplex and Moroccanoil for my thinning hair. My hair is so much healthier now. It is Lupus damage so I also have dermatologist treatments. But changing my hair care products made a noticeable difference. Thanks Chris and Leslie.

I love these types of videos, keep them coming! xx

My current favorite brush is the Ninabella detangler. It was less than $10. But now, I kind of want a tentacle Wet Brush.

10:29 this is a baby brush, it's not for detangling, just for smoothing down... In France it's a traditional present for new borns, I still have mine ❤

The gold brush reminds me of my dog’s Chris Christensen brush. Sometimes I use the dogs pin brush to dry my hair. I like the long pins.

Thanks guys this video was so funny, and matches with my experience. The pocket or child size, Mason and Pearson brush is more affordable and handy for your purse. I also like rock and ruddle because they have combs that match the pretty patterns on the brushes.. thanks to you. I have a great shampoo routine now, I hope I get to come to your business in Florida someday from Australia.

You should try the new brush that is trending on tiktok. I got it recently and have really really thick hair and sensitive scalp (with psoriasis) and it for real works amazing!

I have been traveling for the last month and forgot to pack the pureology 21 leave-in. Now that my hair is without it, I know exactly why I love it and can't live without it. Without that leave in, it takes 15 minutes to detangle my hair, and holy hell, the knots are abominable. But when I regularly use this, the brushes just glide through my waist length hair. You were right, that leave-in might just be the most important thing in my life after my cellphone.

I wanted to buy a Mason Pearson but I don't have a job right now and it's not in the budget. I just bought a $10 knockoff from Amazon and I'm sure it's not as high quality, it doesn't look as luxe and beautiful but man does it work. It's beautiful and I love it endlessly. It will never replace my wet brush though! My wet brush just got a new roommate for life😂😂

$2200 for hair brush? 🤦🏻‍♀️ no way. I would never ever waist my money for brush. Even if it was okay brush

I love watching your videos...I think I've seen every single one of them now and of course been following your hair routine. Thank you so much for all the info...I've learned so much!!❤

hello. after sifting through so many conflicting information from everywhere in the web i've come to the conclusion that this is the only place where i can trust hair advice without much scrutiny. i have fine hair and i know you can't _make_ your individual hair strand thicker, but are there any products that would help with making it _appear_ thicker? I don't really struggle with getting volume, but i don't know what to get to make my hair strands appear thicker to help me achieve the look i want

Thank you so much for doing all the videos ! I started following your advice and my hair has improved!!!!! Was a bit skeptical at first ain't gonna lie lol but WOW !!!! It has worked! Thank you again!!!

If y'all have curly hair, try the denman D38 Paddlebrush. It's great for detangling wet or damp, and doesn't have this little balls on the end that the hair gets wrapped all around.

I bought a smaller mason pearson brush for around 85usd and so happy with it 💙 i recommended it to my mom and after trying mine, she immediately ordered nog 1 but 2! (One small for travel). We both never going back

I love Kent brush... for my smooth coat dog. It polish my dog fur up very nicely.

I love your videos. I wear my hair smooth in winter. Curly in summer. I feel guilty wearing it straight. I have to put a winter hat several times a day. You have saved me!

Thank you Chris for saving my hair! I used to spend so much on extensions cuz my hair was so damaged and wouldn't grow past my shoulders. I started following your channel a few months ago and took all of your advice, and my hair is finally growing and is healthier than it's ever been. Thank you!!

I just found your channel a few months ago. And I got sold right away. I’m going to switch over to your recommended products one by one as my old product get empty. I just got my color fanatic spray 😍 One brush I recommend is the Waterclouds black brush no.26. I had the wet brush for years and switched over to the Waterclouds and it’s way better 😊

aaaah i’m in love with the sea monster brush, the design is so cute hehe

I wanna try Oribe products but do you think they’re worth the price??

It's best to brush hair at the ends if you have color-treated or lightened hair.

Yeah! My Mason Pearson is my true ❤!! I’ve had mine for about 10 years now! ❤ it soooo much!

I stay faithful to my tangle teezer, it never failed me, I would love to try other brushes but I don't want to risk and get something bad.

The out take is everything, lol. The look Chris gives is hilarious. No parting this man from his beautiful collection😅❤

The 2200 brush and the goat hair seems like they would be really nice in my 4c hair for ponytails...

Great video and you are great at demonstrating the brushes.

I started watching your channel and implementing your hair care routine for my hair type. It's been 4 weeks, ❤❤😂and my hair has grown. It looks so healthy, and I get comments daily. Thank you, guys, for being there and for helping me with my healthy hair journey.

Hi, love your honest reviews and advice. I’m presuming your recommendations might apply to me- However, I haven’t found any videos that address wavy-curly headed people! I have naturally wavy /curly hair types 2-3 abc (Fine to medium naturally wavy /curly depending on the styling day)I don’t brush it out, blow it out using brush tools. I use styling products that help define curls and a diffuser! My hair is feeling a bit dryer lately even though I wash every few days. Hoping you do an in depth segment on best shampoo/conditioner and other products, styling techniques, 3 day type maintenance recommendations for us naturally wavy-curly top girls! Thanks!

The Unbrush should have been a contender. I stopped using the Wet brush because with my thick hair it didnt go all the way through, and the bristles just popped out after a few months. I bought the Sally brand which is a mix of the Wet Brush and a boar brush except they're all nylon just not all bulbed. It's great. Try it.

The 1 $ brush is probably made out of silicone and that's why it works. My detangle brush is a silicone one and the cost was 4 €. I only use silicone and wood brushes and combs, because plastic, metal & boar bristles make my hair frizzy.

My favorite brush is from Dollar Tree. It’s gentler than my Wet Brush. I know! I can’t believe it either but I’m getting more of them so I can always use a clean dry brush! No llamas on mine though 😂

Can you PLEASE review the Redken anti snap leave in conditioner and the new acidic color gloss heat protection

“I can buy my own goat!” 😂😂😂

My Fendrihan Boar/nylon Brush is a much cheaper dupe for the MasonPearson, exactly the same quality.

Thank you so much for the advices, you are lucky with short hair...

Thanks for the comparison!! it just goes to show you sometimes you can get a great deal for a low price and pay a lot for a bummer product

How to avoid my hair from getting electrically charged

I am truly addicted to this channel. Thank you for all of the advise. :)

The issue with this review is that the brushes are being used on one hair type, even if that's not what they're for. I have natural hair that ranges from 3c to 4a. It tangles badly when wet. That rake looking brush is supposed to be held vertically and the hair detangled starting from the ends. Once the section is detangled then you hold it horizontally and rake from root to tip. It actually makes the curls clump together. That brush actually saved my hair and has made wash day much better for me.

Love your techniques and products recommendations it saved me hair! I use a Wet brush for everyday use, I love how it holds shedded inside the brush so it's not flying everywhere... Somehow lol but my hair is Relaxed so my roots have a different texture so I need something heavier there and I have a thicker plastic one from Marshalls around $6 for that and it's great... Also they have Wet brushes for $3 lol

You love the llamas and butterflies. 🤣 It's so fun to see a muscle man like you describing that girly brush so seriously.

I love my mason and pearson brush. Although I am from the UK and only paid £90 instead of $200 so they must be a lot cheaper here maybe because they are made here

“Fancy people are weird.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

The dollar tree detangling brush (adults) is the bomb. It never pulls.

Chris! Could you make a video about what products to use right after bleaching? Like what shampoo to rinse bleach, do we put a mask on before toner, etc. ? 😊

Thanks for all the hair advice!

$2200????????? i gagged in this economy PLSSS. it looks cute though! the dollar store hair brush is adorable though with the dual functionality of a brush and an instrument!

The Scully and Scully set looks like something my grandpa saved up and bought for a girl he had a crush on back in the 30s.

should ve tried to get a denman to compare with the mason pearson hehe. also Kent does the mason pearson type brushes too.

Good dupes for the Mason-Pearson cushion brush are the Behairful Brush and the Denman Cushion Porcupine Style Brush(PO81M).

Hey! Just came across your channel and love the videos. I was wondering if you could do a video on how to wear your hair up without damaging it. I am a hijabi with really long hair so I HAVE to put it in a bun whenever I'm outside, and since I'm a student, that happens to be around 10 hours a day. But i think it might be taking a toll on my hairline. Would love to see your take on this!

This was such a fun but informative video. Thanks to you I've gotten the wet hair brush 😊

The second brush is actually a wet brush not meant for dry hair

Please I have to know your thoughts on The Body Shop hair care products. Especially the banana shampoo and the shea conditioner. I only trust you Chris🙏🏻

Im a metalhead dude and watch your videos to keep my hair pretty because that is very important for all metalheads.

Imma try for the Mason Pearson! I'm already on the email list! 🎉

I’m a guy and I still use almost all of this guys tips(I don’t use an Iron) but my hair looks and feels good and I have no dandruff

i’m finally able to do my own hair at home now bc of you!! and also, that redden frizz dismiss 😂. Thank you for all you do!

Not gonna lie, I kinda want that llama brush now. Shiny, glittery, noisy, has a llama on it, brushes hair well, and only costs a dollar? Gimme!

Hairbrushes are very personal items. Mine usually last no more than a year no matter how much I spend on a paddle brush. I clean them once a week. I find some wear more on the tips, some the rubber breaks down, and some just plain pull out too much hair. I do like a T3 brush, but I do find them more expensive.

That wet brush doesn't seem to work well with curly hair or maybe it's my technique? The tangle teezer works well for us.

My hair is currently full of dry shampoo and texturizing spray and some hairspray, too. Last night my good ol' Wet Brush Pro helped me get right through it all with ease. Wet Brush Pro for the win!