Round Hair Brush, 25 mm Barrel with 2 Clips – Blowout Brush with Flexible Nylon 66 Bristles - Nano Ionic Heat Resistant Tech for Professional Curling, Styling & Shining Texture

First and foremost, the bristles on this brush are not at all flexible like the page says. These are the toughest bristles I have ever had on a brush, and what makes them worse is that they're short. This means you have no real hope of them becoming flexible because there's not much to work with.I have thicker hair and I am not able to brush all the way through my hair because of the size of the bristles, either. I have to brush the top of my hair and then underneath, and it still doesn’t feel like I got a good brushing job done. I won't say it's a bad brush but I really think it's made for someone who has shorter, thinner hair. I will probably just use it for ASMR videos or something.It's a pretty brush and it seems to be very well made. When I brush along the edges of my hair, it has a very scalp stimulating effect to it because of how firm the bristles are, so you could definitely increase the circulation to your scalp.

This is a great quality round hair brush for a great price. It works great fort doing blowouts, and I love that it's antistatic. It was also a pleasant surprise, that the included clips are really nice too, and there is a pick at the end of the brush handle that can be used to to clean the hair from the bristles. Overall, I am happy with this order and glad that I got it.

Beauty Carves Round Hair Brush.There is something about the bristles I don’t like. They feel a little like plastic to me. I am not saying they are plastic. I am saying that, to me… they just feel like it. I probably won’t be using this brush very often.

love this brunch my hair doesn’t get stuck in the handle or pulled on and makes my hair nice and smooth

As a man with longer (shoulder-length) hair, I thought I would give this a try in the place of the comb I have been using for years as I have been letting my hair grow out. A few good things about this brush: it is lightweight with a nice rubbery grip, and although I am not interested in these things personally, I could see how someone might like the two large hair clips that come with the package. The other thing that I thought was nice was that there is a small tool that snaps into the base of the brush that I learned is to help you make a nice even part in your hair.Now as for the reason I will not be using this brush: the bristles are short, very stiff plastic, and are very sharp and uncomfortable against my scalp. I tried to use it to blow dry my hair, and twisting it even slightly caused it to catch in my hair up to the point that it would not pass through without pulling. Just a very uncomfortable experience overall. Maybe my technique is all wrong, but I knew right away that this brush was not going to be for me.

The advertising photos show two different products which creates some confusion. The first photo with the more narrow brush is what you get. I guess because the parts and functions of the brush are the same between the two sizes, they just used photos from the larger size but it would be much better to show the actual product to be order and eliminate any mix up in expectations. As far as the brush itself--very comfortable to hold, easy to grip, good air flow holes around the bristles, and innovative design to have a pick stored in the handle--great being able to easily clean strands of hair out of the brush but if you accidentally get your skin not your hair--then ouch! These bristles are very firm and scratchy. The bristles are about 3/8 inch long. I have long straight hair--I like a round brush to give a gentle under curl to the tips of my hair. This will work for that but I find myself reaching for another brush to actually brush my whole head of hair--one with longer bristles that seems to be more effective and comfortable.

I've only used this brush with dry hair, but it's good for getting unruly bangs under control as well as taming flyaways. I love that it comes with a cleaning tool that pulls out of the handle. It has a comfortable handle and is a quality brush. The clips are useful for separating sections of hair for styling and cutting. The bristles are flexible nylon, but I'm giving it four stars because they're a little on the scratchy side--they didn't bother me, but if you have a sensitive scalp I wouldn't describe them as "massaging" by any means. Overall, however, this is an effective brush that did the job nicely.

Please pay attention to the size! This is the 1 inch (skinny brush). 25 mm = 1 inch! A couple of the photos in the listing show a thicker barrel brush, but it is not. It is the skinny brush. I like this for rounding my ends and bangs. It's strong and helps with fly aways. The bristles are NOT flexible and they are tough. I've had brushes like this before. Its good for static but can hurt. Don't get if you don't like or aren't use to hard bristle brushes.