Review on 🧼 Redecker Nail Brush: All-Natural Pig Bristles, Oiled Beechwood Handle, 6.75 Inches by Katie Gonzalez

I RARELY write a bad review. Not because you've never bought a bad product, but because you've never bought a VERY BAD product. The product came in a plastic bag with a paper label. There is no Redecker lettering or Made in Germany stamp on the brush itself. After using this brush to clean my hands and nails about 7 or 8 times (removing dirt from my nails badly!) and letting the wet brush dry bristles up, this ensured that there was no mold on the bristles and wood gave bodywork. What a shock! Two "tufts" of hair put into holes held in place with a tiny clip fell off before my next wash! How is this possible at REDECKER? I began a series of studies on products advertised as NAMED brands and found out more: Many branded products that are genuinely advertised do NOT come across as original. I even wonder if the seller knows he sold the Redecker and if it's possible to trace back its certified production. I say this because many branded products are made as test products, or many of them may be manufacturer's disqualified batches, but their appearance looks normal without the manufacturer's test tests. Counterfeiting is my first suspicion as many Redecker products are stamped on the product body.