Rosewood Hair Brush, 13-row Comair

The hair becomes extremely electrified. Due to the thick bristles, it is practically impossible to clean the brush. The bristles are not natural, not even a combination. Only the body is made of natural materials. I threw it away.

The brush looks very nice, but it is difficult to comb with it. It is better to first comb with a regular brush with bristles, and then smooth the hair with this brush.

I have long and thick hair, and this brush gently combs through it, but you need to do it in layers (which is obvious). However, it still causes hair to become static, despite having "natural bristles". And to my disappointment, it arrived with a defect - one bundle of bristles is missing. This is not critical, but it is unpleasant.

I have been using this comb for over 15 years. As a blonde, other combs simply don't compare. It is perfect! Now, due to wear and tear, it has become thinner and I want to order the same one. It combs long, blonde hair very gently. The quality of the comb is excellent.

I am very disappointed with this purchase. The comb is beautiful and the handle is comfortable, but I can't say anything else good about it. It instantly magnetizes the hair, so it is unclear why the manufacturer, and subsequently the store, advertise it as having natural bristles - the bristles are clearly made of plastic. It is only suitable for smoothing the hair when you are styling it into a ponytail or a bun.

The brush is not bad. I have thin hair, so I need to comb it in layers.

The brush is good, it has a comfortable handle and is large enough. It works very well for my thick hair (but the brush with natural bristles does not comb as smoothly as a comb, so you will need to comb in layers, keep this in mind when choosing).

When you receive it, carefully check if all the bristles are in place.