🌟 Phillips Oval Cushioned Brush with Light Touch 1 Review

I've had long hair all my life. Combing hair has never been a problem, I thought, but it's never been so easy! I trimmed it a few years ago which makes it easy to maintain (all you really need is a comb). I recently grew it back and needed a better comb than the one I was using. I took the risk and am very happy about it. It works better than I could ever imagine a comb working. Even on wet hair! Years ago I tried a wire comb and they have never worked so well!

I've been using this brand of comb for most of my life. I've used a few different brushes over the past ten years that have been fine but not as soft or durable. Bought recently and wondered why I ever changed brushes. I've seen several reviews saying they aren't as high quality as they have been in the past. I haven't encountered this problem. It seems to be the same quality product as always.

Is it weird to pass a brush down from generation to generation? OK, maybe. But when my mother died I was lucky enough to keep her comb and I loved it - not just for my hair but for my kids too. My three daughters have very different hair textures, but this comb has worked best for each of them without catching hair. It untangles well without damaging or making anything static. When I found it at Revain I bought one for each of them. Seventeen years later this is still the best hairbrush I have…

I would like to give this brush 5 stars but it lacks durability. My teenage daughter has hair down to her waist and has already broken 2 hairs with regular, non-aggressive combing. Two this year, for example. I keep buying these even though the price scares me because it's the only comb we've found that effectively detangles her 30+ inch wavy hair. If you are looking for a good comb for long, heavy and thick hair, try the Philips Light Touch. (If you have very long hair, don't worry about…

I was very disappointed with this brush. I'm on my fourth and the quality has gone down. It's thin and light. Tap it from behind and it sounds muffled. One of the bristles is already missing. I don't think it will last as long as previous brushes like this one. It's made in China, not France. The only thing that hasn't gone down is the price. I will not buy this brush again.