(Fat Pin, Grey) - AH10G Airhedz Pro Narrow Pin Hair Brush (Fat Pin, Grey)

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My favorite brush from the 1990s broke a year ago. I have been searching high and low for a good replacement. 3 brushes later, I found most brushes share one major fault: the ball-tips on the bristles would fall off in a month or two and the exposed bristle tips are as sharp as needles that can leave bloody marks on the scalp. It appears many people are complaining the same issue. So I did some research on why brushes in the old days did not have this issue. It turns out that the ball tip and the bristle were molded as a single piece in the old days as oppose to the ball tip is applied on the bristle as a separate process in the modern days. Since the materials for the ball tip and for the bristle are not the same, they have different thermal expansion and contraction properties, which get amplified when the brush is used with a hair-dryer. As a result, the ball tips can separate from the bristle after a few uses. After exhaustive search, I found this brush made by Kent. Its bristles have no applied on ball tips so I don't need to worry about the ball tips falling off. It feels super comfortable as its thick bristle slide across the scalp. My initial feel on the overall quality is good. Only time could tell its durability.

Really like the brush I should order another one.

My head is very tender. I'm not sure why. Perhaps because I have very little hair but I still like to brush it when I finish my shower. But as far as using a stiff ox hair brush - NO WAY - I would be bleeding. The only thing I don't like is the white color but it's the only one they had in stock and I already have a black one in my other bathroom.

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I love using this brush. It has rubbery bristles that feel flexible yet firm as I move it thru my hair. I can style my hair easily with an extreme comb-back or leave my hair with a little more casual tousled look.