Product review (1 stars): This brush is a knockoff, not "The Wet Brush"
I have fine, curly hair so brushing my hair has been out of the question for a very long time due to breakage. The most I'd been doing was finger combing in the shower, which works great when my hair is about shoulder length. Now that my hair falls almost to my lower back, I've started having a problem losing a lot more hair than I would like to tangle battles. I talked to my stylist about it and she suggested this brush. It works great. I lose much less hair to brushing, and removing tangles doesn't feel like a losing battle anymore. No more ripping apart stubborn knots and no more guilt and worry over resulting split ends. I still don't brush my hair outside of the shower so I love that this brush came with vents in the back to keep it from retaining too much water.
The only reason I gave four stars instead of five is the handle didn't have a hole as displayed. No matter where I store it in my shower, there's always something causing some bristles to bend. It's disappointing that I can't hang it, but not a deal breaker.

UPDATE: It's five months after having bought this product. Several of the bristles have fallen out and almost half of the others are bent or pushed down. I had mentioned that wherever I place it in my shower, the bristles bend, however, I did completely clear out a spot for it to prevent this. Don't mistake that for the reason it's falling apart; that's happening just from brushing. Product does not last and, as it turns out, is a knock off. You can get "the wet brush" at target, I believe. Don't waste your money here.