Review title is Pros and Cons to Consider [SEP] I have very dense, thick, and long 4C hair, so my texture is the most coarse texture of hair to possibly test the durability of this blower-dryer comb.  Anyone that has coarse or thick hair such as yours truly, likely runs into the same problem as me when you blow dry your hair after a washing. The dang blow-dryer comb keeps popping off and/or the teeth bends and snaps off. So annoying!  Since this is very expensive for a blow-dryer comb, I'm sure ladies will appreciate this critical review before purchasing.  Here are the pros and cons I've come across.<br /><br />Pros...The material is the highest grade of plastic (not at all rubber) I have seen in a blow-dryer comb.  It appears to be equivalent to the &#34;plastic&#34; material cooking utensils are made of, so the teeth does not easily bend/break.  The finer and less dense your hair is, the longer the life-time you will have this comb.  If you attach it securely, the comb actually works without popping off.<br /><br />Cons...This seems to only work for dryers with a narrow barrel, and not so much for the dryers that has a bubble shape.  It will pop off dryers with a bubble shaped barrel, because it will be impossible to secure it on a nozzle tip that is not cylinder-shaped.  All you need is a phillips screwdriver to attach it. Since I have 4C hair, I did actually notice slight bending of a couple teeth, and the bending increased after a 3rd usage.  After my 3rd hair drying, I tried to hand-bend the teeth back in place, and 2 snapped off!  $40 bucks (cost and shipping) down the drain :-(  Also, what you don't know until you see it in person is that there is a metal bar inside the comb, that is being raked against your hair as you are combing it, which will eventually cause heat damage with prolonged usage, especially if you dry your hair on high.<br /><br />My overall assessment is that, yes it worked better that expected.  Although 2 teeth broke on mine and others slightly bent, I plan on buying another one to have on-hand, as I currently have not come across any better options.  But, I'm going to take a break from this comb for a while, and try drying my hair with a paddle brush and my dryer because the thought of that metal bar inside the Willie Morrow comb, raking against my hair with every usage is alarming, and will surely heat damage my hair.