Not the best shower brush I've used...
I purchased these thinking they'd be like similar shower/shampoo brushes I've used in the past.  They're not.  These have more teeth, so when brushing your hair, the teeth don't slip through your hair quite as easily.  And they are not 'soft' plastic.<br /><br />Also, when using in the shower, I often clip the curved 'T' handle to the shower head spout.  Unfortunately, these won't stay put.  They slip off after a few seconds.  (The curved 'T' handle was the reason I purchased this model in the first place.  Most of the other models listed on Amazon have either loop or grip handles that can't be clipped to the shower downspout.)<br /><br />Lastly, I've noticed on one of these that the teeth shrank and deformed, apparently after prolonged exposure to my preferred hair care product.  This was a first for me, since I've used similar brushes for years without this happening (with others, you just had to live with the teeth falling out over time).  Apparently, the manufacturer felt that testing (or at least researching) the effects of different solvents commonly used in hair care products on the plastic used in these brush's manufacture was an unnecessary expense.  And that's entirely okay.  I'll just post a less-than-enthusiastic review and never buy these again.<br /><br />You'd think that something like a shower/shampoo brush would be easy to get right.  Apparently not.  Not recommended.
Rating: 1 stars