My hair usually gets caught in the groove between the brush head and the handle, pulling my hair out as I brush through. Will these brushes do that?
138529
I have had no trouble at all with this brush. It is actually the best I've ever owned.
138530
I've never had this problem. This brush is amazing...it make drying my hair so effortless. No need to tug on hair as you pull hair through while using blow dryer...almost effortless! Best brush I've ever owned to blow dry my hair.
871176
If you place the brushes in properly (handle side first, not the side with the hair) it shouldn't damage them.
2261842
Only recently, the tangling brush attachment has started falling off on ocassion. I figured it was just me, my hair is quite thick.
476283
I have chin-length hair that is definitely not super thick, and sometimes I find that this brush more "skims the surface" of the hair than truly brushes through. So this might depend more on the thickness of your hair, instead of the length.
934588
No, it won't go all the way through. From the tip to the handle is a little over 8 in. There are about 4 in. of bristle. When I use the brush I brush from one end and then brush from the other. I hope this is helpful.
1248906
If hair is long enough to curl over the brush, yes. Gives my much shorter bangs volume and "curve".
890110
Hi Elizabeth,I think the bristles are too soft. There are two types of bristles on the brush- thin short ones which are fairly soft, and a bit longer ones slightly harder. They sit next to each other but even so, in combination, did not grab my hair and hold it in place. For this reason I returned the brush. My hair is short, thick and curly and I try to straighten every time I blow dry. I have yet to find a good hot air brush that would do the job.
502206
Not sure why it would unless you are removing a large amount of hair. I haven't had any problem with it.
618989
I would say yes, I have fine and not so coarse chin hair and it pulls them all out and from the root. It would be a lot easier for it to pull the coarse ones out than the fine ones. One thing make sure and you tube how to use it to get different ideas on how to use it effectively.
1453615
Do you mean to remove hair from the sweeper? I have NEVER had an issue with hair tangling up or snagging up the brush.
584278
I bought the one for normal hair, and it didn't do anything except rip at my hair. Don't recommend these brushes at all.
2262960
I can relate! I had to roll the very tight to my scalp and try to lean my head back so that they wont flip to my face and fall. It is either my hair is not long enough for these rollers for the clips to hold or I need bigger clips for this job. However, while using these rollers, I managed to roll my hair, trying to achieve an inwards curl, by fixing the clip holders towards my scalp, parallel or next to my scalp. Not keeping the clip holders on top, but placing them under the roller. I hope that made sense! Another good idea is using youtube for some good tips. At least you will get a visual guide instead.
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I don't see why not. They are a little less strechy than the traditional type, and hold my hair a bit more loosely. It is easier to pull them back out without ripping out hair in the process. I think they look better and are more visible in your hair as well. Good Luck.
1989802
We personally don't have this problem on our 2 brushes. Either the wrong heads as described by James or maybe you don't push them hard enough on the brush? They needs quite some force to lock onto the actuator.
1869791
No, from your description, these won't fit your brush. It's a full circle with several notches in it. Good luck finding the right ones...it's frustrating!
79284
Yes, I have fine hair which was pulled through the back vent when I was shaping the underside of my hair with a round brush. Lesson learned - I use a clip to keep hair up top and work upward in layers now.
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My hair is curly and even more so in humid weather, but my hair is thin. I chose the green (normal) brush. It works fine for me. The bristles go right to my scalp, no matter how messy my hair is. I would think the blue brush has longer bristles, not completely sure though.