I'm looking for an extremely soft brush and the head has to be solid - does anyone know if this is a hollow head or a solid head.
1128470
Sorry I just bought it, did not start to use it, and not open it. but I guess its a solid one
1128471
It Looks solid, but it looks like most others. It's has very soft bristles and it does a great job. The first check up after i used these was the best Check up I have had in a long time.
2056909
I am very happy with this brush. The bristles are standing up well, yet they are soft. The handle is the right length and easy to grip. Be sure to store it the way they recommend, however (bristles face down).
2180337
very soft. You can control the softness with pressure while holding it. I love mine. You can get brush heads that are firmer, but it comes with a soft brush head for sensitive skin.
509818
You do not want this brush then. This is a hard brush. I will say it is my favorite because it helps line my waves up but I have to grow my hair out some. Try a Diane, those are good brushes. I believe it's the 8169 that is a soft brush.
81390
I had one like this and it only lasted a few months, and the brush kept falling off. Previously I used this brand and had no problems. I think the other one looks like a newer model, maybe better?
243820
The brush is rigid stainless steel - you probably should refer to your manual/manufacturer's instructions for cleaning, etc.
1341695
That's what I heard, but honestly it doesn't make that much of a difference lol I ended up buying the brush later on, but the brush was so soft that it seriously doesn't make a difference when applying it by hand. Also the shopping for the brush is so now worth it lol so just stick with applying it by hand, well if you like
410888
Yes, the brush is very soft. I bought it specifically for hardwood floors as we have them throughout our house. This brush does a great job and since the bristles are so soft, it's very easy to vacuum them clean. You won't be disappointed.
1765228
I think they should be called soft. That's what they are labeled and what I always use. Don't detect that they are any different than what I always use. Had a little problem with the first one I used. Some bristles came loose after a few brushings but, so far, that hasn't continued as a problem.
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that's a tuff one there are so many different brush head out here. so all i could do was compare to the one's i use. and it is slightly smaller but not sure what a small head really looks like.hope this helps.
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The one it comes with is between medium and soft. You can buy replacement brushes in different softness.
1798822
The packaging simply says "ultrasoft natural brush". The brush really is very soft, and I've used it without any problem.
654232
The bristles are a soft plastic that is flexible. I think it works so well because it brushes through less hair at once. It works so much better and faster than using a wide tooth comb or regular brush. I will never use a regular brush again. Give it a try. It's well worth the cost.
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I'll be honest, I do not have much experience on the subject, this is my first set of makeup brushes, and the truth is that its bristles are super soft, and I have washed several times and have not dropped a hair. It's probable that they are 100% natural goat hair, but I guess someone with more experience can get us out of this doubt.
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Well, I have to say that yes, I find that the ultra soft sensitive brush head does last a shorter amount of time. A partial reason for me is that I tend to brush hard; harder than necessary or perhaps desired for optimum cleaning. I am experimenting, but won't know for sure till I use up the next brush head.
1744770
My hair is about shoulder lenght so it isn't very hard for me. It does not seem heavy either. Its hollow in the center of the brush which helps with drying quicker.
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I am a hairstylist and if I were you I would not but the straight boar bristle brush but buy the Mason Pearson that had half plastic bristles and half boar. I use that one on my clients with fine hair and you get the same beautiful shiny effect of the Mason Pearson without ripping and tearing the hair. Straight boar is too aggressive. Hope that helps!