looking for a decent hairbrush any hairdressers on here where do i start

peachyprice

jenniewb wrote: »

Wow- have been wanting a Mason Pearson brush for forever (nevagonnahappen!) the Isinis looks like a better option and am going to save for that instead.

Go for it! The one my HD let me try is identical to the MP, and brushed my hair exactly the same. And so MSE :money:

bedpotato_2

Just wanted to add that a lot of people rave about the Tangle Teezer, though personally it was no use at all on my hair. I had to give it away, and do not recommend it at all based on my own personal experience, but everyone's hair is different. What doesn't work for some works brilliantly for others, and the Tangle Teezer has many rave online reviews.

It's a bit like a curry comb for humans:

http://www.boots.com/en/Tangle-Teezer-Pink_1000439/

**Juice**

I used Tangle Teezer, I absolutely love it :-)

glowgirl_2

bedpotato wrote: »

Just wanted to add that a lot of people rave about the Tangle Teezer, though personally it was no use at all on my hair. I had to give it away, and do not recommend it at all based on my own personal experience, but everyone's hair is different. What doesn't work for some works brilliantly for others, and the Tangle Teezer has many rave online reviews.

It's a bit like a curry comb for humans:

http://www.boots.com/en/Tangle-Teezer-Pink_1000439/

lol @ curry comb for humans:rotfl:

Didnt work for me but dd loves hers:)

jenniewb

peachyprice wrote: »

Go for it! The one my HD let me try is identical to the MP, and brushed my hair exactly the same. And so MSE :money:

Only have one hang-up: I prefer the nylon-boar mix as I feel bore alone too dense to get through my hair and nylon too harsh and with no better effects then a brush from a supermarket. I can't see any of the mixes on the site, am I missing something or do they exist elsewhere? (Had been using a Kent: too harsh, and a Denman: OK but think it could be bettered).