Boar Bristle Hair Brush 2 Pack, HIPPIH Wet & Dry No Pull Curved Vented Hair Brush, Styling Voremy Magical Brush Detangler for Kids & Men, Hairbrush for Women Can Adds Shine & Smooth Curly Thick Hair

I really like these brushes, great for my grandchildren hair. Gentle on the head

GRANDKIDS LOVE THESE—

Great brush. Only thing that could be better is a stronger magnet.

This hairbrush is of exceptional quality and provides an effortless and efficient hair grooming experience. Its user-friendly design facilitates easy cleaning and maintenance, ensuring optimal hygiene and longevity.

Ok, I like this brush well enough, especially LOVE that it's curved! It fits my head so much better, and is much more thorough (and timesaving!) since it brushes a larger area by including more of your head's hair at once. BUT, note that this is NOT boar bristles--it's regular old synthetic bristles--probably nylon. I personally prefer boar bristle brushes because it distributes the hair's own natural oils from the scalp area of the head down through and including the ends. Synthetic (non-boars) bristles do not do that, which means the oil is still going to remain on your scalp, and the hair closest to your scalp, but not going to be distributed through to the ends of your hair, meaning hair will look oily (nearest your scalp) much sooner than it would by using a boar bristle brush. Also, most synthetic bristles actually scratch your scalp which hurts! Boar's bristles don't scratch--they actually feel nice on your scalp, very gentle. That being said, even though these are not boar bristles, I haven't notice any sharp bristles that scratch my scalp, even though this IS synthetic bristles. Time will tell. I so wish this was real boar's bristles, because I like this brush's other attributes. I'd pay more for boar bristles. But as it is, at least this brush still feels pretty good and is ingeniously shaped by being curved. But please, please change the title and descriptions of these brushes to remove the words "boar bristle", as that is false advertising. (Sellers and manufacturers: "Boar Bristle" is not simply some jargon created by advertising departments--it's a real attribute based on real, actual boar bristles--the hair from hogs! Please don't just include that phrase into your title and descriptions unless it truly IS boar bristles. It makes you seem untrustworthy and underhanded and foolish.)