what is the best a sheep horn comb or a buffalo horn comb?
758685
I purchased the sheep horn comb. The buffalo horn comb seemed more beautiful to look at, but was more costly. I am very happy with the sheep horn comb. It does it's job.
758686
I really don't know how to answer your question, since we all have different taste. I think it is a matter of choice. Either material should be sturdy.
758687
I'm not sure there is any difference as horn is horn...just a modified hair on the animal like our fingernails and toenails. Both the sheep horn comb and the buffalo horn comb, I'm sure, will perform the same. Hope this is of help to you.
985615
Just get the long hair one. They work very well and it should do fine on both animals.
1971923
Hi, I purchased several different combs for our dog, but he has since passed. He was a Springer spaniel/ border collie. Not sure about the guide comb...this is a thicker comb so the hair/ fur doesn't get cut so low. Sorry if I didn't answer your question.
1964822
That's a good question to ask! I believe it is 100% boar's hair. The bristles are firm but they give when you brush - no ouchy scalp scratches!
791428
I think they are synthetic, which I prefer. Boar bristle brushes tear up my hair, and this brush does not. I also love the Twilight paddle brush. On it, the bristles are plastic with beads on the end. That brush has lasted for years without losing any of the beads. Honestly, any of the Twilight hair care products are the best I've ever used.
1640463
Both this one and Killer Hogs are excellent rubs. IMO this one is the sweeter of the two and is my family's preferred rub.
907707
If you scroll down Cloud b On The Go Travel Sound Machine Soother, Sleep SheepUnder product description on the right hand side you will find a photo which shows the 2 sheep together this small one and the big one. Just to give you an idea how big they are compared to each other.
732514
How do you know if you should get the small or large combs. We have a bichon Shitzu and a mini goldendoodle and want to start grooming them with our new Andis ultra edge. Just not sure if we need the small or large combs. THANKS:)
1711550
I use Power Pro Braided, It's smaller in Diameter and the 50lb test is great for Striper and Muskie. Don't forget a metal lead if your thinking about toothed fish though.
946883
My guess is that it gets my scalp going. I recall boar bristles as being scrtachy or soft. The bamboo pegs on these have round bulby tips that flex so they give my head a real good rub.
744058
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!
1092544
Hi, I depends on the type of pet, pet care and frequency of use. Being a high quality stainless steel comb you will get a long time out of it. Kind Regards- Dakpets, www.dakpets.com
1201376
We have a yorkie and a Lhasapoo. Use a3 3/4 FC blade and the comb at whatever length you want. Hopes that helps.
134475
oh i love these their the best combs for the oster's i'll soon be buying new ones
1071540
Blackwall is my choice. Makes my truck look slick and gives it that out of the dealer look.
2134324
yes, good for combs up to 2". Seems pretty rugged, should be good for high volume use. Have not own it too long to fully appreciate yet. No problems! Easy to use.
559015
I'm sorry, I have no idea what you mean by "popular brushes". Boar bristle is the best. Mason Pearson (and other companies) add in nylon because it's very difficult to pull a purely boar bristle brush through thick, long hair. Your age has nothing to do with what type of brush you use. This is a superior brush and I'd recommend it to anyone.