Nylon Bristle Salon Contour Brush (S-300-IV)

Just the perfect little brush carry in your purse

I misplaced my brush that I had been using for years and was wondering what would I do for work the next day so I went on Amazon and ordered three brushes that were delivered very early morning before work. Which was perfect for me. I was able to try out all three. And I must say out of the three this is my new go to brush.It is easy to hold and easy to use and I prefer it even to just brush out my long hair. My hair is thin and blonde. I also use this to put my hair up into a ponytail or any type of updo. Again, this is the brush I prefer.The bristles are firm and spaced far apart, and are longer than some other brushes. Again, go to brush for everything with my hair. The other two brushes I do not even use.For what you get, it is a good price, especially because I like it. And it is also very easy to clean the hair off of the brush again because the bristles are so far apart.

It is the scalp master so true

I was looking for a brush for kids with fine hair - something between a paddle brush and a baby brush, that would hold water when run under a faucet to help tame hair the morning after washing, wouldn't scratch the scalp, and doesn't contain boar hair bristles (gross, cruel). This brush meets all of the criteria, except it is a little scratchy. It's not too hard or too soft - it would work with thicker hair. So it's still okay as an extra brush (I bought several different kinds) and worth the $4. I found another brush (Giorgio) with beads on the end of the bristles that costs a little more and is a better toddler friendly brush, but won't hold as much water. Water spray bottles also help, but not all kids are tolerant.

Close to the old school nylon brush that used to be common in drug stores (now impossible to find), but the bristles are very hard. Still, it's good to use on your itchy scalp to scratch away dead skin and stimulate hair follicles. Just be careful how hard you brush.

Very stiff bristles, which is what I wanted. I also have two boar bristle brushes. I use all of them. I have very fine, but high-density Caucasian 2b-3a waves and curls. Oily scalp, dry length and ends. I like the way this cleans the scalp. Will buy more to keep on hand, since it is hard to find this type of brush now.

Meh, it's a brush. Not the saviour that everyone else is raving about in the reviews. Bristles are stiff and longer, which I like, but there's no " "give" at all to create a wave. Very stiff.

I include this brush in packs for the homeless. I also use this brush.

Great little brush, neat, comfortable hand grip and effective brushing. Highly recommended, great price also!

It's ok but it's pretty scratchy

Good Product

The handle is too small. Not made for adults. The bristles are sharp and hurt the neck, when trying to curl hair under. I don't use it. Waste of money.

Doesn’t work well with my super curly hair