We Combed Through Sephora’s Selection of Hairbrushes and Here Are the Very Best

This T3 Dry Vent Brush ($28, originally $35) lets hot air through so blow-drying is a breeze.

Boar bristles have a similar structure to human hair so they are gentle during brushing, and the ones found in the handmade Christophe Robin Boar Bristle Detangling Paddle Hairbrush ($85-$108) are different lengths to make sure they don't miss a spot.

If you care to have big hair, the Drybar Texas Tease Teasing Brush ($18) is ideal for teasing and backcombing.

The ceramic barrel on this Moroccanoil Boar Bristle Round Brush — 45mm / 1-3/4" ($84) ensures heat is equally distributed during blowouts so hair dries faster and smoother.

Brush out your hair and keep it static-free with this wide GHD Paddle Brush ($35) that works one slick way through styles short and long.

Comb out snarls (without snarling yourself) when using the Verb Detangling Brush ($18); it painlessly works just as well on dry hair as it does on wet.

The Sephora Collection Bounce: Round Thermal Brush ($18) has a ceramic-coated barrel and tourmaline-ion-infused bristles, so hair dries faster and more evenly, and with less frizz and damage.

The large T3 Smooth Paddle Brush ($28, originally $35) helps achieve sleek blowouts and slicked-back ponytails.

The Drybar Full Pint Medium Round Brush ($40) uses nano-ionic technology to reduce frizz while blowdrying, and it can get hair sleek or create waves.

Even though the brush is ideal for medium-length hair, there's also a Drybar Half Pint Small Round Brush ($36) that best gets to the roots of shorter styles, and a Drybar Double Pint Large Round Ceramic Brush ($42) that can add curls to long hair (and volume to shorter lengths), too.

This Sephora Collection Mini Gloss: Dual Boar Bristle Brush ($15) has 100-percent natural boar bristles to help distribute your scalp's natural oils, but it's reinforced with nylon pins so hair is easily smoothed and detangled, too.

There are two options for this Christophe Robin Pre-Curved Blowdry Hairbrush ($97-$103) — one has 10 rows of natural boar bristles (for smaller curls or shorter hair) and the other features 12 (for longer hair or bigger curls).

The top-rated Drybar Super Lemon Drop ($20) features flexible bristles to detangle wet or dry hair, and handily tackles (yet doesn't loosen) hair extensions, too.

Or opt for the smaller version instead — the Drybar Lil' Lemon Drop Daily Detangler ($12) is perfect for travel bags and shorter styles.

Inside the Bio Ionic GrapheneMX Paddle Brush ($28) is a proprietary complex of natural minerals and heat-conducting graphene, so blowouts are quicker, hair stays hydrated, and styles are shiny and smooth once dry.

The Bio Ionic GrapheneMX Boar Styling Brush ($42) also has heat-conducting graphene right in the brush, plus boar bristles (to smooth hair's natural oils throughout) and a barreled shape (to create curls and waves as desired).

The Moroccanoil Boar Bristle Classic Paddle Brush ($72) features handmade boar bristles that help hair stay healthy and manageable whenever you're brushing out tangles or slicking it into an updo style.

The large surface area on the Drybar The Lemon Bar Paddle Brush ($32) covers large chunks of hair at a time, whether you're detangling hair before a blowout or smoothing a style after you're done.

There are three sizes of this T3 Volume Round Brush ($28-$32, originally $35-$40), yet all feature the same rose gold aluminum and ceramic-coated barrel that helps hold in hair dryer heat to add body to blowouts.

The Drybar Flat Mate Boar Bristle Brush ($85) has a blend of boar and nylon bristles that work together to stimulate hair follicles and give your scalp a massage while you're brushing.