is the nail clipper any good? how is the cuticle oil? is the brush very hard or soft bristles?
1459140
I like the cuticle oil & nail clipper. I feel like the brushes are very hard & I've noticed that a LOT of the bristles do fall out easily or there are also stray bristles when you get the product. Other than that, I have LOVED my purchase.
1459141
Yes! This starter kit is perfect. ... the clippers work great and made well. The cuticle oil is good and smells good too. The bristles on the brush is ok its not too hard of a brush...I believe its good enough touch to clean off nail, not too hard not too soft.Also never seen any bristles fall out. I guess the other buyers must be scrubbing extremely hard. I hope this help! They only thing I had to purchase was the drill but not really necessary
1459142
Hi, good nail clippers, cut fine, cuticle oil is very good and also has super-practical and smells good (like fruit), and if the brush is a bit hard but I think it is because this new
500456
Make sure you don't have much polish on the brush. Thin coats work best and won't run into your cuticle as easily.
2215339
I replaced mine after having the 1st for almost 2 years of daily use. It was still in excellent condition except that the bristles weren't as stiff. I used the brush mainly for exfoilating prior to shaving my legs so I wanted stiffer bristles. It would have still been fine as a general body/back brush. Replacement time would vary depending on how stiff you like the bristles to be, probably every 1-3 years.
792508
They work great. The brushes are soft and really get into every area. Overall awesome construction. I hate hard toothbrushes, these are gentle and do well. Hope that helps.
737684
My experience is only with the Wahl. I like it very much. It's light weight and doesn't heat up too quickly. My only negative is with the housing which is very smooth almost slick, and I've dropped it a few times. Once, I needed to replace the head, because it broke when it hit the floor. I'm more careful now, :-) It's a handy device, but it's not meant for heavy-duty work. I only use it on my small poodles...their faces, tail, feet and under the abdomen. It's a good addition to my other grooming tools but not a replacement for a stronger trimmer (one with switchable blades).
550253
Yes it is! Plus you don't need to use much pressure to clip the nail! It's fantastic!!!! I'm so happy I purchased it that I also went back and purchased the regular fingernail clippers as well!!!! Get it!!!!
1616147
I've had mine for a couple of years now. It isn't as sharp as the day I got it, but it's still better than any new clipper you'll purchase at your local drug store.
890110
Hi Elizabeth,I think the bristles are too soft. There are two types of bristles on the brush- thin short ones which are fairly soft, and a bit longer ones slightly harder. They sit next to each other but even so, in combination, did not grab my hair and hold it in place. For this reason I returned the brush. My hair is short, thick and curly and I try to straighten every time I blow dry. I have yet to find a good hot air brush that would do the job.
1142638
It softens the cuticle and hydrates the nails. Wonderful product! (Don't push back too far or you will make your cuticles tough)
1618153
I would not describe the bristles as soft. They will yield to pressure if pressed down with a thumb, but are fairly firm. You could control the amount of pressure applied for a more delicate surface.
2020981
The bristles are quite firm. So far I have found the brush to be satisfactory with little loss of bristles with use.
744058
I am a hairstylist and if I were you I would not but the straight boar bristle brush but buy the Mason Pearson that had half plastic bristles and half boar. I use that one on my clients with fine hair and you get the same beautiful shiny effect of the Mason Pearson without ripping and tearing the hair. Straight boar is too aggressive. Hope that helps!
715733
The firmness in this brush comes mostly how dense the hair is grouped. Compared to a toothbrush I'd say it's on the "soft" side.
1840128
It does look very similar. Either way they are good clippers. The nail cleaner isn't thin enough to do much. Other than that they are the sharpest ones I have and I have the seki's and dovo German ones too.
2020983
The bristles are firm but not hard. The brush works very well for me. This is a quality product.
528395
The Clyppi Toenail Clipper has just been launched! You can buy one here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J7Q1AV6
2061188
I would say it's good for cuticles. I can't say about the nail itself. Probably will give them a nice shine.