Is this 100% boar bristle?
187134
That is what the maker claims, and that is how the brush appears and functions.
1964822
That's a good question to ask! I believe it is 100% boar's hair. The bristles are firm but they give when you brush - no ouchy scalp scratches!
1968723
I can't say for certain that it is, or is not. It's a really great brush though. It doesn't shed, and the bristles are super soft. They clean easily, and apply my liquid make up in a nice non streaking manner. I hope this helps ;)
1024380
BN1 is the model number for the extra-large, boar and nylon mixed bristle brush. BN is the boar and nylon mix, B is boar bristles alone and N is nylon alone. There are some other variations in there for specialty brush types, too. The numbers indicate the different sizes. 1 is the largest model, 2 and 3 are smaller brushes and 4 is the pocket size.
171846
I'm sure it is. I have not had a problem with it. I use it in its natural form and also use it in my soapmaking and would certainly not use anything that is not natural. Hope this helps.
559015
I'm sorry, I have no idea what you mean by "popular brushes". Boar bristle is the best. Mason Pearson (and other companies) add in nylon because it's very difficult to pull a purely boar bristle brush through thick, long hair. Your age has nothing to do with what type of brush you use. This is a superior brush and I'd recommend it to anyone.
1501593
Yes ma'am the scent is 100% natural. As far as using it for massaging, im not sure.
1901159
It would not lather up very well. I would say NO. You could rub your wet fingers in it and apply it to your face. It would be the same as rubbing bar soap on your face. Buy a boar hair brush. A Cheap one from a pharmacy would run about $6-$10 in the USA. Such as here.https://www.google.com/shopping/product/7707730146353939017?sclient=tablet-gws&cli;ent=safari&hl;=en&q;=boar+brush+shaving&oq;=boar+brush+shaving&pbx;=1&bav;=on.2,or.r_cp.&bvm;=bv.67720277,d.aWw,pv.xjs.s.en_US.u4s5c7_Kv3Q.O&biw;=1024&bih;=672&tch;=1&ech;=1&psi=ZLqAU--VJsaSyASYlILwDg.1400945255450.7&ei;=lrqAU6mMBJGMyASMkILgBg&ved;=0CNcBEKYrMAg It would not lather up very well. I would say NO. You could rub your wet fingers in it and apply it to your face. It would be the same as rubbing bar soap on your face. Buy a boar hair brush. A Cheap one from a pharmacy would run about $6-$10 in the USA. Such as here.https://www.google.com/shopping/product/7707730146353939017?sclient=tablet-gws&cli;ent=safari&hl;=en&q;=boar+brush+shaving&oq;=boar+brush+shaving&pbx;=1&bav;=on.2,or.r_cp.&bvm;=bv.67720277,d.aWw,pv.xjs.s.en_US.u4s5c7_Kv3Q.O&biw;=1024&bih;=672&tch;=1&ech;=1&psi=ZLqAU--VJsaSyASYlILwDg.1400945255450.7... » Read More It would not lather up very well. I would say NO. You could rub your wet fingers in it and apply it to your face. It would be the same as rubbing bar soap on your face. Buy a boar hair brush. A Cheap one from a pharmacy would run about $6-$10 in the USA. Such as here.https://www.google.com/shopping/product/7707730146353939017?sclient=tablet-gws&cli;ent=safari&hl;=en&q;=boar+brush+shaving&oq;=boar+brush+shaving&pbx;=1&bav;=on.2,or.r_cp.&bvm;=bv.67720277,d.aWw,pv.xjs.s.en_US.u4s5c7_Kv3Q.O&biw;=1024&bih;=672&tch;=1&ech;=1&psi=ZLqAU--VJsaSyASYlILwDg.1400945255450.7&ei;=lrqAU6mMBJGMyASMkILgBg&ved;=0CNcBEKYrMAg « Show Less
1504691
Yes, indeed. This is a high quality brush. I picked it up based on a recommendation I read here: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-bbq-tools/
239321
I haven't noticed this myself. But, I have a boar bristle brush and I alternate with another shampoo every 2 days?
1437762
Yes it is and its nice because the temp stays the same. Best barbecue I've made. People compare it to high end barbecue joints. Of course could be rub or brining but the it made my pork better quality!
1120885
It is not 100% boar, the small bristles yes the large ones no. It is made in Germany altho they only say 100% boar without specifying the rest.
2247880
The back of the package just mentions that it is a 'Natural Bristle'. It does not clarify what type of 'Natural Bristle' it is. Sorry if I could not be more of a help.
656464
I think it is. I've been using this for a while now, and the scent has always been very light, and a bit floral.
1442137
i think it is the nature of the beast. It has an odor, but I didn't notice anything toxic. It does a good job. The mop was too expensive.....but I would like to have one. Fuller Brush has been around forever.
405673
The label says it's 100% Pure, and 100% Natural. There's nothing on the label about it being organic.
2101072
We have upgraded the bristles from natural vegetable-based to boar bristles! They are practically identical in feel and texture, and it is hard to tell the difference. The bristles are not too firm but firm enough for good Dry Brushing to exfoliate and stimulate. Thank you! Sublime Beauty.