D4 Grey/Silver Pins Original Styler 9 Row Reviews

4.8 Rating 5 Reviews

About Denman Brush:

STARTED BY AN INNOVATOR MORE THAN 80 YEARS AGO, THE ICONIC DENMAN BRAND REMAINS A LEADING LIGHT IN HAIRDRESSING TODAY.

A truly global brand, Denman is sold in over sixty countries and used by many thousands of hairdressers, barbers and beauty professionals. The company’s commitment to continually developing new products and support creativity ensures that Denman remains the hairdressers’ hairbrush.

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Phone:

02891462141

Email:

customerservice@denmanbrush.com

Location:

Denman International, Clandeboye Road, Bangor
BT20 3JH

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Posted 4 years ago

Hi Jennifer, thank you for sharing your rating. Take care - Jill.

Posted 4 years ago

“Heavy sturdy brush”

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Posted 4 years ago

Hello Jennifer, thank you for sharing your review. I am pleased to hear you find your new D4 brush a sturdy brush. Take care - Jill.

Posted 4 years ago

“Best brush ever made!”

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Posted 4 years ago

Hello Betty, thanks for rating your new D4 brush 5 stars! I am glad to hear you think it is the best brush every made. Thanks again - Jill.

Posted 4 years ago

“Things I like about Denman compared to other brushes I've had: 1. It seems solidly made. I had one of another brand where the part attached to the bristles popped out and I had to pop back into place all the time. 2. The bristles are just one piece, so they're not going to fall apart like so many of the ones I've had do. The little blobs on the end of each bristle would fall off eventually as they're used. Not Denman! 3. Easy to clean. I'm not sure what the materials difference is here, but lint and such that seems to cement itself to some brands just washes off this one. I am curious if all Denman brushes have about the same bristle hardness, though. My previous brush had a lot more give and this is an adjustment - not in a bad way, but I think I might have built in just a tad more bendiness in an ideal world. (It is just a difference in how to deal with knots, in my experience bendier brushes are more forgiving before they get really stuck, but harder bristles are sure to get through all the hair - a trade-off.) I might try a different model next time, but I'm planning to stick with Denman at this point. Really excellent craftsmanship.”

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