This brush is part of the For The Love Of Curls line by Lee Stafford, a complete range for curly and wavy hair. Unlike regular brushes, it features an adjustable system: you can remove or keep pin rows depending on how tight your curls are.

• Adjustable pin rows: tailor density to your curl type
• Rubber pin bed reduces static and frizz
• Suitable for hair types 2A through 4C
• Detangles without harsh pulling at the roots
• Curls spring back better after styling
• Best used on wet or towel-dried hair
• Part of a full curl care range

1. Wash your hair and gently towel dry or use a microfiber cloth.
2. Apply a leave-in conditioner or curl Cream through your hair.
3. Set up the brush: for tight curls, remove some pin rows; for looser waves, keep more rows.
4. Section your hair and brush each section from tip to root.
5. Allow your hair to dry or use a diffuser to set the curls.

Combine the brush with " for extra definition. Work the custard Cream through your damp hair before brushing to shape each curl beautifully and help it last longer.

The rubber pin bed reduces static electricity during brushing, which is the main cause of frizz: electricity that lifts stray hairs. Reducing this keeps your curls smoother and more defined.

The plastic pins glide through hair smoothly without pulling. This makes detangling easier, even for thick or fine hair. The adjustable rows are no gimmick: fewer rows for tighter curls means less tension on the curl and better retention of its shape. Unsure if this is the right brush? It works for all curl types from 2A to 4C, making it one of the most versatile curl brushes in its class.

Yes, it suits hair types 2A through 4C, so from light waves to tight coils. The tighter your curl, the fewer pin rows you leave in. This reduces resistance and prevents curls from being brushed out. For looser waves or types 2A/2B, leave more rows for volume and definition. The Lee Stafford Curl Defining Brush works just as well for 2A/2B wavy hair as for tighter curl types.

Remove rows you don’t need before starting. If you have type 3 or 4 curls, start with two or three rows. For wavy hair around type 2, leave all rows in. Feel free to experiment: if the brush feels too resistant or brushes out your curl, remove a row. This helps you quickly find the setting that works best for your hair.

Yes. The rubber pin bed cuts down on static electricity, the main cause of frizz after brushing. Always use the brush on wet or towel-dried hair, never dry hair. Brushing dry hair raises the chance of frizz regardless of the brush used. Add a curl Cream or leave-in conditioner before brushing for the best results.

The DenMan brush is a classic in the curly hair world, with a large community and plenty of tutorials. That’s handy if you’re starting out. The DenMan has fixed rows, though some people remove these themselves. This isn’t how it was designed.

The Lee Stafford Curl Defining Brush features adjustable rows as an official feature. This gives you more control without DIY tweaks. If you have thick curly hair and want a brush tailored to your specific curl pattern, this is the better choice. If you prefer a big community with lots of video content and technique guides, the DenMan might be a logical alternative. For a brush focused purely on gentle detangling, the Tangle Teezer Naturally Curly is worth considering.

For most with wavy to curly hair looking to simplify their routine, the Lee Stafford Curl Defining Brush is a straightforward and versatile choice you can customise right away.

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