The main differences between the Pro Wet Brush and the Regular Wet Brush come down to design, materials, and intended use. Here's a breakdown:

1. Design and Build:

• Pro Wet Brush:
  • The Pro version tends to be more ergonomically designed with a professional feel. It may feature a longer handle for more control, often preferred by stylists.
  • It can have a sleek, modern look, and its handle is typically made from more durable materials.
• Regular Wet Brush:
  • The standard Wet Brush is usually more lightweight and compact, with a simple design.
  • The handle is often made from plastic and is shorter, which may be easier to maneuver for casual home use.

2. Bristles:

• Pro Wet Brush:
  • The Pro version often features upgraded bristles, such as IntelliFlex bristles, which are designed to glide through the hair more smoothly, minimizing breakage. These bristles are typically softer and more flexible than the regular model, making them gentle on both wet and dry hair.
• Regular Wet Brush:
  • The regular Wet Brush uses similar IntelliFlex bristles but may not have the same level of flexibility or softness as the Pro version. It still works well for detangling wet hair but might not feel as luxurious or professional as the Pro.

3. Target Audience and Use:

• Pro Wet Brush:
  • Designed for professionals, the Pro version is aimed at stylists or those looking for a higher-end, salon-quality detangling experience.
  • It can handle different hair textures and types and is built for frequent, heavy use.
• Regular Wet Brush:
  • The regular Wet Brush is more consumer-friendly and intended for general everyday use, especially for detangling wet hair in children or adults.

4. Durability:

• Pro Wet Brush:

  • The Pro Wet Brush is typically made with stronger, more durable materials to withstand daily salon usage. It may also be more resistant to wear and tear over time.

• Regular Wet Brush:

  • While still durable, the regular Wet Brush may not be as robust as the Pro version in terms of materials.