Hairbrush
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Hello everyone, sorry if this has already been posted before but could anyone recommend a nice hairbrush for me. My hair is in a graduated bob above my shoulders (not sure if you need this information or not) and I want to spend no more than £10 - any recommendations.
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I always use one of these: http://www.denmanbrush.com/acatalog/Classic_Styling.html
They last a long time, they are pleasant to hold (nice shape and weight), and the bristles don't bend or break like I've had with some other brushes. They are easy to clean too, you can take the bristles and rubber bit out to wash them.0 -
I love my denman brush - I have a large one in the house and a small one in my handbag. Best brush I have ever owned.0
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If you can get one, a tangle teaser brush is excellent- I loved mine so much that when some low-life stole it out of my cosmetics bag at the gym I went and bought a new one. They are great for being very quick to use and you feel far less pain if you do have any tangles in your hair. Also the palm-to-grip type hold (as oppose to a handle) gives you a bit more control. They rrp at around £10.
Otherwise (if you were adamant you wanted a handle!) the Tresemme brushes (boots sell them) are actually really good too.
A nice brush I had was by a company called Head Shotz or something similar, but beware of getting a reduced one, I bought one from Boots which was fine (a massive paddle brush) then got a smaller one reduced from John Lewis a few months later. The rubber began to disintegrate shortly after and the bristles came out! I had not kept the receipt so lost out £4 or so, just check the rubber hasn't gone white or hard or anything if you do chose one of those brushes. Very good otherwise, very soft and bristles don't feel painful or too hard like some (boots own brand!) brushes.
Tesco also have some good brushes, the paddle brushes are good but may be too large for a small bob.0 -
I also vote Denman, but I like the paddle brushes, I have a large one
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:beer: Thank you everyone. I am going to look round the shops tomorrow and look at the Denman brushes .Mortgage FreeSave £5,000 in 2020[CENTER:j0
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Hi ive just started using the large philip kingsley brush, stops static and gives me salon blow dry results. This is my fave beauty find so far as i have unruly hair and since ive been using it ive not needed to use ghd,s as much. Jem0
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