I have bum length hair that is fine and straight. Which brush should I buy? The sesitive boar brush or the regular boar? my hair is my crown and glory
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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!
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I have straight fine hair as well and I have both brushes ...to be honest, I can't tell the difference so if one is on sale or a little less expensive, I might go with that choice. You really can't go wrong! I seriously have 4. One small for my purse, one that stays in my suitcase, and two in my bathroom. You might also want to look at the bio-ionic brushes. Their paddle brush is my favorite for wet hair.
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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:)
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Yes, as the French Bulldog has short hair this brush would be a gift to both of you. This is a wonderful brush, easy to use, and I would recommend the small one. The small one is good for getting around the neck, leg and hind quarters. Plus, one push of the button hair is gone and you continue with your grooming. My dogs love grooming - I have two Rottweilers who have an inch long thick coat. Hope this will help you.
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Nylon ( you'd never get boar at this price) this is one of the best things I've ever bought for my hair... Love it!
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I think you should go with the long hair version. A Griffon seems to me to be in the middle with a semi thick coat which the long haired one would probity work better. I have Shepherd mix and went with the long hair and it works great.
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No - begin brushing from the bottom up. I hardly get any hair in it compared to a regular brush. You can go onto YouTube to watch a bunch of videos demonstrating its usage.
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we have a golden as well, this is the most AMAZING brush ever- our groomer recommended it, you wouldn't believe the hair it pulls out compared to a normal standard brush. Plus Furminator there's always a chance of cutting the dogs skin because it's so sharp, no worries with this!
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It is not to my taste as a brush, so I bought a pure boar and gave this synthetic one to Goodwill. But, it is a standard size as I remember.
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I honestly can't tell if there are ANY boars hair in this brush. It looks and feels like every bristle is plastic.
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Hello Terri, This is Jude from HappyDogz team. Regarding your question, we would suggest that you go for the small sized brush for your 21 pound doggy. :) Best regards, Jude (HappyDogz Team)
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Just get the long hair one. They work very well and it should do fine on both animals.
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I haven't noticed this myself. But, I have a boar bristle brush and I alternate with another shampoo every 2 days?
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Yes, absolutely. There are different bristles than Sensitive Boar, but they are good for long hair. The lower priced model is smaller to fit in a purse.
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If you have longer hair, you should detangle it prior to brushing as boar hair brushes are not used to detangle due to the density of the bristles, nor should they be used on wet hair. Then simply brush from the scalp to the tips of your hair, whichever direction that might be.
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The brush is very good. It has a curve in it that works really well for me. If I were you, I would not hesitate to buy one.
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I too have fine hair - length is slightly below shoulders. This brush works great on my hair.
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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.