are the bristles bamboo as well?
1515235
Actually there are just bamboo tines. there are no bristles. I love the feel on my scalp and the tines do not split your hair because they are thicker.
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No - they are plastic or nylon, but definitely NOT wood. I was really disappointed when I bought mine in July, because I thought the bristles were wood or bamboo from reading the other reviews. However, when the brush came, I discovered that they are plastic or nylon. The description doesn't say they're wood, but they don't say the brush has changed since the other reviews, either. It's also a very lightweight brush, with somewhat cheesy-looking screws holding it together. If you want a great wooden brush with actual wooden bristles (which actually do feel really great when you brush your hair), get the OTHER brush I ordered in July: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KM3NDO/ref=cm_cr_asin_lnk No - they are plastic or nylon, but definitely NOT wood. I was really disappointed when I bought mine in July, because I thought the bristles were wood or bamboo from reading the other reviews. However, when the brush came, I discovered that they are plastic or nylon. The description doesn't say they're wood, but they don't say the brush has changed since the other reviews, either. It's also a very lightweight brush, with somewhat cheesy-looking screws holding it together. If you want a great wooden brush with actual wooden bristles (which actually do feel really great when you brush your... » Read More No - they are plastic or nylon, but definitely NOT wood. I was really disappointed when I bought mine in July, because I thought the bristles were wood or bamboo from reading the other reviews. However, when the brush came, I discovered that they are plastic or nylon. The description doesn't say they're wood, but they don't say the brush has changed since the other reviews, either. It's also a very lightweight brush, with somewhat cheesy-looking screws holding it together. If you want a great wooden brush with actual wooden bristles (which actually do feel really great when you brush your hair), get the OTHER brush I ordered in July: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KM3NDO/ref=cm_cr_asin_lnk « Show Less
1951971
Yes, to me, it is. I have the lighter bamboo flooring and it matches that tone.
1815770
Nope, just good old natural bamboo... That is why it is suitable for cloth diapers.
902554
Yes they are if you compare them to the other Real Techniques' brushes. I'm not sure about the size difference compared with other brands though.
365963
Externally, they are really very similar. But this is natural bristle hairbrush and CHI - synthetic.
1261639
Yes, the handle is one with the brush. Great quality and the bristles are not stiff but just right to do the cleaning.
1934308
No, it's not The bristles seem to be a plastic composition. I have 2 dogs and 2 cats and it's a life saver.
1662864
No, only the bristles are flexible. But the head is narrow enough to get all the way to the back teeth easily.
620594
No, they are nylon. Find a different brush... These are quite harsh on the gums.
2268052
No, the bristle, are very strong and wear well. The pads are replaceable, although I have yet to replace mine on three year old models. I'm telling you these are the best -- you will not regret purchasing one. Your only regret will be that you didn't purchase one earlier. I have no interest in this product, but man-o'-man, I wish I did.
644135
The original brushes seem to be rubber. I have ordered replacement brushes from Amazon with no issues.
2160558
No. They are identical. A small marking from a magic marker at the base of the brush head works great.
1583841
I too was expecting wooden bristles, but they're not. They're plastic! The base of the brush is beautiful wood, but I was hoping for a solution to the static electricity I get from plastic brushes. Oh, well. Good luck to you.
799607
They are not bristles. they are more like rubber combs. I have curly hair that gets wild. This iron relaxes the hair and leaves a smooth calm curl. It is just what I needed.
957047
Sorry not sure, but for the price worth trying. I really like these, and think the quality is great for the price. I have no trouble with them, but not sure with the brush you have
1701462
yes they were when I bought mine. My advice to you is before using buffing pads use the brushes first. This will not scratch the floor and will prevent the buffing pads from flying off the buffer.
545261
Yes, there are a number of distinctly different brush heads, but all of them are relatively soft bristled.