SKU: 23337-SB3-Dark-Ruby
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Description
What it is:
The "Sensitive" is a softer bristle version of the "Handy Bristle" brush. It is best suited for very fine or thinning hair of medium to very-long length.
What it does:
Its 6 rings of gentle pure boar bristle tufts are set in a pneumatic rubber cushion that regulates the penetration of each tuft to gently, but effectively, condition the hair and scalp.
What else you need to know:
Overall size is 8 1/2 inches by 2 1/2 inches. To keep your brush in tip-top shape a cleaner brush is included, as well as complete use and care instructions. *Note: The Sensitive's bristles are rather soft, so unless your hair is very fine and thin, stiffer bristles will be required to reach down to your scalp. Consider a Pure Bristle model if your hair is of fine to normal thickness. If your hair is described as "fine, but a lot of it", a Bristle & Nylon model is recommended.
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Excellent hairbrush!
My hair has always been fine and is now thinning a bit, and I knew that my old brush was far too rough on it.But no sooner had I ordered the Mason Pearson Sensitive Boar Bristle Brush than I began to have reservations: Would the bristles be so gentle as to be ineffective? I needn't have worried. The bristles proved to be just right: gentle but strong enough to handle my hair and feel invigorating on my scalp. And the accompanying brush cleaner, along with the included instructions, ensures that the brush stays clean. This is one of those items I wonder why I did without for so long.
Good brush
It's good brush for smoothly your hair especially for relaxed hair but not for brush it is not working I have try
Per fect
it isn't as soft as you might think but depending on the state of your hair or dryer areas that frizz more it will perfect your hair more easily than a stiffer bristled brush alone, as well it is helpful to use a brush in both of your hands