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Add Page Six on Google Stop everything: The viral Skims x Tangle Teezer collaboration is back in stock, but not for long.
When the limited-edition line first dropped in October 2025, it took just three hours for Kim Kardashian’s brand to sell out of all four brushes. While the designs relaunched for a limited time over the holidays, this marks the first time they’ve been back this year.
The brushes come in Skims’ signature neutral color palette, with options dedicated to different hair types: Clay for straight to wavy hair, Cocoa for fine and fragile, Sienna for naturally curly and Japser for those who want something extra gentle.
Below, we broke down all four brushes worth shopping ASAP before they go out of stock again.
Intended for use on wet strands, this brush features a two-tiered teeth structure that simultaneously detangles and smooths.
Sometimes, damage from color or heat can leave your strands looking brittle. The soft-flex teeth on this brush give your mane some much-needed TLC. It untangles knots but is also gentle on sensitive hair textures.
Let your curls loose! Long, firm teeth tackle tough tangles, while shorter teeth reduce frizz and keep ringlets looking bouncy.
If you’ve ever worried about your hair falling out from a rough detangling session, look no further. This brush has widely-spaced teeth that prevent breakage — plus a lower number of teeth on the edges, so it doesn’t pull too hard on your strands.
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