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Tangle Teezer Brush Restocked by SKIMS for $20


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  • Restock Date: The Tangle Teezer x SKIMS Detangler was restocked on August 10, 2026.
  • Design Features: This brush is designed to gently glide through both wet and dry hair.
  • Popularity: The collaboration initially sold out within three hours, prompting fans to request a restock.

You can never have too many hair brushes, and this one is worthy of a place in your vanity. SKIMS, Kim Kardashian’s iconic brand, just restocked a fan-favorite collaboration with Tangle Teezer that shoppers have been begging for. The Ultimate Detangler initially launched last October and completely sold out in three hours. 

Designed to gently glide through wet or dry hair, this brush features Tangle Teezer’s innovative construction with SKIMS’ signature neutral colorways. The design comes with a wide-spaced teeth pattern and fewer teeth at the edges to minimize breakage, hair shedding, and tension. 

The four colorways aren’t just different shades, either. Each color is meant for a different hair type and texture: straight to wavy, fine and fragile, naturally curly, and extra gentle locks. And the best part? It only retails for . A brush this aesthetically pleasing is usually much more expensive—so, we’d recommend clicking check out ASAP before this one sells out, too. 

  • The Tangle Teezer x SKIMS Detangler restocked on August 10, 2026, with four shades.
  • The brush is designed to gently glide through wet and dry hair. 
  • The collaboration first sold out within the first three hours, and the fans called for a restock of the limited-edition product. 
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