Review (3/5): For medium to thin hair
Handle and paddle is very sturdy. The bristles not so much. I have thick curly hair and just got tired of using Combs. I also wanted to invest into a quality wooden brush to cut my scalp massages in half. This brush isn't for you if you have thick curly hair like mine. The little bulb tips tend to snag on my curls and I can hear my ends ripping and breaking. Mind you, this was me brushing as gentle as possible with added help of oil and detangler for slip. I bought another Wet Brush for the days when I want to brush wet. And honestly the wet brush was way better quality, id give it ten stars if I could. I've never had an easier combing experience than what I've had with my wet brush. It's just slips through my hair. Well to the get to the point I think the wooden brushes without the bulb ends are better for detangling. I also want to mention that these are supposed to be wooden bristles but they must be made from different wood because they broke very easily whilst combing. And also many came loose, I know I have very textured coarse hair but I think if the bristled weren't bulbed this might not have been the case. If you have straight to wavy, thin to medium texture, this might be for you though. It's well made, but just not made for the kind of endurance my hair demands unfortunately. I will be buying better quality in the future, in this case paying extra is worth it if you got my kinda hair. Just go for a sturdy European made wooden brush. If any one is curious about the wet brush it's ranges between 5-8$ I highly recommend. 😊