Brushes | The Green Brush | Bamboo Pin + Bamboo Handle Hair Brush

Really durable brush that stands up to long hair! I've been using this for months after my old wood brush started falling apart. It holds up well to repeated brushing of long thick hair. Good for daily use and detangling, as well as scalp massage. The bristles stay in place well. The pad that holds them is a little challenging to clean, it holds dust easily as it's grippy. But after a rinse it seems to cleanse the brush. Handle is on the heavier side, and not ergonomic, but smooth and works fine. Would buy again.

Just for reference, I'm 55 years old with medium long hair. However it is thin. Not ultra thin but after covid hair loss its still trying to make a come back. I bought this brush because I struggle with static like crazy even if I use leave in conditioner. I'm not one to put a ton of product in my hair. This did cut some of the static down but not as much as I would have liked. It doesn't seem to damage my hair like the plastic type and feels amazing on the scalp. I bought a second one of these with the ball on the tip of the bamboo bristles to use with my hair growth oil treatment to aid in scalp massage. This brush with the oil feels so good. I love the quality of this brush. This brush is made to last for sure. I totally recommend getting it, you won't be disappointed.

Update: This brush is still the bomb.com for ease of use and lack of snagging but I regret to inform you that it has no effect on single strand knots. However, it does help with split ends. I still highly recommend this brush after years of usage. Past review: I'm black with kinky curly hair that ranges from waves and marker sized 3b/c curls all the way to small 4a/b ringlets the size of the spring in the inside of a pen. I even have quarter sized spots of 4c curls just above each ear, so I have the full gambit of kinky textures. This brush kind of combs through my natural hair like a Denman brush without all the closely spaced fine teeth that cause split ends and snags. It is also similar to a paddle brush, b/c I can brush in larger sections but there are no balls to snag on or wrap around. The wooden bristles are bigger and farther apart, making it the best of both worlds regarding combs and brushes. I still like finger detangling most days b/c I heard tools can cause damage to fragile curly hair but I'll report back after prolonged wash day use, to say if I have less single strand knots and no signs of increased split ends. I got both of these issues from using paddle and Denman brushes. So far it feels like I won't have these issues as there is NO snagging. Every curly kinky haired girl needs to give this a try. You do still have to do front and back combing on thick hair so the bristles could be longer but then maybe they'd snap so.... hmmm, maybe not. With products and water in, it's a bit slippery. I may upgrade to the bigger ball less paddle one but this just great! For you straight or wavy thick haired ladies, if it can handle my super thick curly kinky past waist length hair, it will work like a dream in yours.

This is by far the best hair brush that I have ever had the privilege of owning and using. Not only does it keep my hair from having static it also detangles without pulling my hair out! The hair that ends up in the brush is hair that fell out on it's own not hair that was ripped out of my scalp wich makes brushing a pleasure instead of a daily torture. Due to it's straight pins this brush is easy to clean as well! And because it's made of wood and bamboo it helps to distribute your hair's natural oils which is part of why we brush our hair! I will also mention the fact that it is a well made high quality brush. I think that it will last much longer than any of the plastic ones that I have had in the past. And due to the fact that it is made from eco-friendly materials that are biodegradable makes it an even better option for me. Although it may cost more than most of it's plastic counter parts it is still very reasonable compared to most of the other wood brushes that I looked at. Its quality is great especially when you consider the price. I feel like it is well worth the money and I rarely say that about things these days. I will definitely buy this brush again and I will definitely be getting one for my mother and my boyfriend in the near future. ☺

Love it! It feels great on my scalp. It’s small enough to fit in my medium purse. It came with a tool to clean it, what else can I ask for?

I ordered both the wooden and metal pin versions of the Bass brush. A lot of other reviewers said this wooden brush is better for scraping, it's not. The metal one is best for this. However, the wooden one has other qualities that are really nice. The wide spacing of the pins detangles larger stacks without channeling or deforming hair. Static is kept to a minimum. Works best on settling/perfecting/forming dry hair, though can work on wet. If I had to choose between the two, i'd pick the metal one. The rounded metal pins are better at getting those fine tangles out, and it actually scrapes the scalp, so it feels more refreshing after use. Both are good though. Interestingly, the lacquer is slightly lighter on the wooden one.

As described. Has worked well for the last 5 months.

I recently bought this brush and I am completely satisfied with the product. I have been trying to avoid plastic materials and go with items that are more natural and longer lasting. This brush is great for so many reasons: 1. It does not rip out my hair - not only do I have wavy hair, but I have a thyroid condition which makes my hair fall out a little easier and this brush seems to have helped de-tanlge without the hair being pulled out. 2. This brush works well for both wet/dry hair. I typically use this more right out of the shower and it is great! 3. I contacted the make of the brush because I had seen that they also make boar-bristled brushes and was concerned about the treatment of the animals. I spoke with a representative who confirmed that their brushes are cruelty-free and that the boars simply get a hair trim and are not sold for meat, etc... 4. I wasn't sure how I was going to feel about the wooden bristles and I love them; they are gentle and feel as if you're getting a head massage.

For my type of hair it is the best. Using it for years. The Green Brush is the best ❤️

Great quality brush. I've been using it for a about a year now. Non of the brush heads broken or anything. Really easy on the scalp. Love it.

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