🔥 Cricket Static-Free Sculpting Cushion Hair Brush for Blow-Drying and Styling, Ideal for All Hair Types Review

This brush has nothing to do with the Cricket Tunnel I used a few years ago. Very cheap, with a hard plastic handle that makes it difficult to hold the comb when blow-drying your hair. It used to have a rubber grip that held up well. Some of the plastic bristle heads have already fallen off and she's not even a year old, but I've had others for years. I will never buy this company again. Maybe not the real thing.

I actually bought this to replace the same brand/style I had for a number of years. The balls on the tips of the old worn ones fell off over time. Since I've been using it, two pairs of bristles have fallen out of the brush. I think they don't make them like they used to, but it will do for my purposes. My hair is short (above my ear) and very thick so I need something to style my hair with while drying it and this brush works great.

My favorite comb for many years. Perfect for styling my thick pixie cut. Smoothes my unruly hair without pulling or tangling. Never stop making this comb!

I've had it for 17 years. The only thing this new brush needs is a rubber handle. I don't like the hollow plastic handle. Also, it works the same as my old comb that I bought after I broke my comb and found this one and didn't work on my hair.

I had several of these brushes, bought not on this site but in a cosmetic bag. So when I bought this one I figured it would give me years of use just like the others. After about 2 weeks the red tips of the bristles were worn out and fell off or went to the bottom of the bristles. Maybe it was just a brush. But in the future I will look for another brand.

I love this brush! I put at least five or six of these in my purse, in my travel gear, in my car, etc. When I was camping with my family recently, I noticed my brother looking into my bushes. He said he had the same one, very old, and the handle was broken. He asked where I got it from. I got him two for his birthday and he was in seventh heaven.

I don't like this vented 'tunnel' brush at all. First, the bristles are not very flexible, and the tips of the bullets are small, so the head is kind of scratched, and not for the better. The bristles also don't go through the hair very well and tend to grab and pull a bit. Maybe it's the anti-static property, because you can't get enough smooth movement in one direction to generate static. Also, the grip is really uncomfortable. it's clumsy and sharp, and their anti-static logo is so raised it

It seems very silly to be so concerned about a comb, but it isn't. I've been using this brush for many, many years now and it's wearing off. Went to three places to look for a replacement but couldn't find it. I found it at Revain and loved it. I love it!

I've been using the Cricket Vented Brush for more years than I can remember and although I've bought other brushes in the past I always go back to mine cricket back. When the latter needed replacing I went to Revain to see if I could get the same brush and saw that Cricket had a few other brushes besides the one I always buy. This was one of them and it seemed like it could style my hair better the way I wanted it so I bought it. I'm so glad I did! I just love it. I've never had a problem with…