what are the brush bristles made of?
783095
They are made of plastic, like many brushes, not metal or natural bristles.
1493049
I really cannot tell. They appear plastic but if (yes I did) you hold a pin gently between your teeth, it is obvious the material is wood. The pins are soft and rounded and well-spaced. Never had a problem with hair being pulled. I love the brush. Hope this helps.
2268052
No, the bristle, are very strong and wear well. The pads are replaceable, although I have yet to replace mine on three year old models. I'm telling you these are the best -- you will not regret purchasing one. Your only regret will be that you didn't purchase one earlier. I have no interest in this product, but man-o'-man, I wish I did.
931602
About 15mm of boar bristle. This truly is a beginners set. The brush take a good time to break in but works like a champ.
2020981
The bristles are quite firm. So far I have found the brush to be satisfactory with little loss of bristles with use.
545261
Yes, there are a number of distinctly different brush heads, but all of them are relatively soft bristled.
501200
Nylon bristles, wood type handle. I've used them in classroom setting and am very happy with them. Easy to clean. Hope this helps you...
1534907
The others are SOOOO right! HARD PLASTIC. Just went and looked at mine. I had this confused with a drying brush (that I returned). The bristles are hard plastic. But, they are plenty long. I do use it because I feel it's a little kinder to the ends of my hair because (maybe?) I'm not exposing the ends to such high and focused heat as a curling iron or my inStyler. By the way, I could not live without my inStyler. It was a good investment.
998397
Plastic stand. The brush itself is quite nice and durable. The stand cracked after 18 months but I was able to repair it.
511784
I have new ones with the tag still on them, but they don't say what they're made of. The bristles appear to be regular nylon and the handle is very thick and strong with no recycling info. I love mine!
2178311
Hard plastic. I used them for awhile and one has already broken. The brush snapped off the handle. Hope this helps!
1798822
The packaging simply says "ultrasoft natural brush". The brush really is very soft, and I've used it without any problem.
486434
They're wooden handles & really poor quality bristles. Very hard & scratchy.
1583841
I too was expecting wooden bristles, but they're not. They're plastic! The base of the brush is beautiful wood, but I was hoping for a solution to the static electricity I get from plastic brushes. Oh, well. Good luck to you.
1335784
It's a real brush from sigma they are great. They were worth the money and I bought a set for my friend who loves hers as well.
399433
Yes. The bristles are all metal with no plastic on them anywhere. They are very sturdy. . . this brush has withstood my 6yo brushing her doll with VERY tangled hair.
1102748
I don't know, but the brush is a real bargain. It is better that one I had for years and bristles fell out regularly. This brush, the Classic Men's Club, is an excellent brush.