Cheap; Painful
I don't know why the brush I received is not the one currently shown. Perhaps it is out of stock, so I will go ahead and review the one I have.<br /><br />I was curious about this brush since it looks similar to my Mason Pearson brush and I wanted to compare. When it arrived the differences were obvious. The plastic of this handle feels thin, and the back had scuffs and greasy spots. The boar bristles are not well trimmed, with a few here and there sticking out as long as the nylon ones. There is an obnoxious rubber smell.<br /><br />Then I used it. The nylon bristles on this brush are longer and stiffer than on my MP brush. It is actually painful to use, unlike my MP, which feels like it's massaging my scalp. I have fine wavy long hair. Perhaps if you have coarse thick hair it will work better for you.<br /><br />Yes, the MP costs a lot more, but it's worth it in my opinion. It's wonderful to use and will last a long time. You can also buy a Kent brush of decent quality for not much more than this Morsafe brush. About the only thing good I can say about the Morsafe brush is that it comes with some decent brush cleaning implements.
Rating: 2 stars