Paddle Hair Extension Brush, Scalp Massage Hairbrush with Oval Design, Anti-Static Detangling Comb for Family, Salon, and Home Use

Really lovely brush. It feels very firm so I thought it was going to break my hair as it’s very fine but it brushes well & massages the head.

Good quality. Very useful

I have long, fine but thick hair, and like to use a natural bristle brush to help keep it in good condition. The hoghair bristles are gentle on the hair and help to distribute the natural oils of the hair without the damage of many artificial brushes.The top end brushes of this sort are really expensive - my last Mason Pearson brush was well over £100. This one is not in the same league as a Mason Pearson, but at £5.99 I wouldn't expect it to be! For the price it's pretty good nonetheless. The rubber base is more rigid than higher end brushes, and the nylon bristles on this one feel sharper - looked at closely, they appear to be simply cut across the filament, with none of the rounding that nylon bristles on a high-end brush have. They definitely feel sharper and scratchier. However, I'd still rather use it on my hair than an all-plastic brush and it will be great to have this as a back-up in the car. Recommended.

Fab brush for hair extensions

Bristles came completely bent and uneven.

Firstly, this feels light, but not in a good way - it just feels cheap. Secondly, there are these weird plastic bristles which stick out higher than the softer horsehair style bristles. When I brushed my hair with this, the hard plastic ones just stuck into my scalp and it was quite uncomfortable. I don't like this.