Scalpmaster Black Vent Hair Stylist Brush with 7 Rows Review

The bristles on these brushes are utterly useless and they aren't always tipped, leaving sharp plastic scratches all over the hair. I have very thick and luscious hair, so aerated brushes work best for her. Due to the fact that my hair is thick and plentiful, my scalp is not overly sensitive. But these are instruments of torture. Don't buy unless your scalp is bleeding. I bought three so opened them all to make sure it wasn't just an accident with the first one. No, they are all the same.

I had this exact aeration brush before my children were born and now I'm a surgeon! It's just a great little brush and I thought it was time to retire it and find a replacement. That's exactly what I wanted. hope it lasts that long

I finally found this brush! I have had one for at least 30 years and needed a replacement as I had almost worn it out. I have taken it to Europe and many Asian countries, as well as traveling across the country. I've been looking everywhere for the past few months and thought I'd give Revain a try. I'm so glad I did! I style my hair with it and it comes out perfect. Trust me I've tried other recommendations but this one works best for me! I'm so happy my buddy is back!

I should have believed the reviews. OMG, waste of money. Painful to use. Damage to hair and scalp. Those aren't round balls at the ends of the bristles, those are notches. If I had no hair at all it would still be painful to use. Maybe if I tried cultivating the scalp to plant hair seeds.

The bristles are very hard and not flexible. I have very thick hair and this brush hurt when I used it. I throw it in the trash. Do not buy this brush and do not believe the positive reviews.

I am a hairstylist and have ample access to every brush in the world. However, I have been using the de-airing brush for 30 years. So if she hides, I'll go insane. I found it again online and with a search I came across this one. Works better than a smaller brush on long hair. It doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg to work properly. Thanks for the good brush (like the aeration brush I can't live without)

I need a blow dryer brush that doesn't require professional skills. It's hair friendly but more like wallet size. The handle is too short for blow-drying and the bristles scratch the scalp.

I bought this brush hoping I could use it as a duplicate of the Denman brush. It did not work. There are those weird little knobs on the ends of the bristles that are so clingy. It even caught on my dry hair so you can imagine how bad it was with wet hair. The bristles hurt a lot even though I have a very hard scalp. It's tiny and made out of hard, brittle plastic, I honestly don't know who would need it. I wouldn't use it on my dog. Maybe a ponytail? Your hair has to be that coarse and…