Made for every hair type: straight, wavy or curly
How do dual-length bristles detangle without pulling?
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I use the Protouch Toolie Detangler Hair Brush?
Protouch Toolie has dual-length flexible bristles that work together. The long bristles gently loosen knots, and the short bristles smooth and align your strands. It makes detangling quick and easy, with less pulling and less breakage, on straight, wavy and curly hair.
Can I use the Protouch Toolie Detangler on wet hair?
Yes. Hair is more delicate when wet, and Toolie's flexible bristles are designed to detangle it gently without tugging. You can use it on dry hair too.
Is the Toolie Detangler suitable for curly or thick hair?
Yes, Toolie is made for all hair types, whether straight, wavy or curly. For thick or very curly hair, work in smaller sections and start brushing from the ends.
Will the Toolie Detangler hurt or pull my hair?
No. The flexible bristles bend through knots instead of yanking at them, so brushing feels gentle. For stubborn tangles, hold your hair just above the knot while you brush.
Does the Protouch Toolie Detangler reduce hair breakage?
Yes. Toolie loosens knots gradually instead of forcing through them, which helps reduce the snapping and breakage caused by harsh brushing.
Can children use the Toolie Detangler?
Yes. Its soft, flexible bristles make it a comfortable choice for anyone with a sensitive scalp or hair that tangles easily.
Can I use Toolie with conditioner, hair oil or serum?
Yes. You can use Toolie to spread conditioner, a leave-in or serum evenly through your hair.
How should I use the Protouch Toolie Detangler?
Divide your hair into sections and start brushing from the ends, working upwards in short, gentle strokes. Once the knots are out, brush from roots to tips for a smooth finish.
How do I clean the Toolie Detangler?
Remove loose hair from the bristles after every use. Once a week, rinse the brush with mild soap and lukewarm water, then let it air-dry with the bristles facing down.
When should I replace my Toolie Detangler?
Replace your brush when the bristles start to bend, lose their shape or no longer glide smoothly through your hair.
How To Use
Section your hair. Use on wet hair after washing, or on dry hair.
Start brushing from the ends and work upwards in short, gentle strokes.
Once the knots are out, glide from roots to tips for a smooth finish.
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