does it work on synthetics or just natural fibers?
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Both. I bought this to brush my wool suits before hanging them up. On synthetics I would use caution about very delicate fabrics think of the bristles is fine fine wires of brass. This is my second of these brushes. I liked the first one very much, but wore it out after about 15 years.
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It works on anything you would use a Brush on. The difference: it is way better than all the others out there.I purchased a Brush years ago and was hooked. They never wear out, but they will grow Legs (People will steal them from you).
1676532
Works on everything, just need to adjust how hard of a motion you use. The stiffer the item you are brushing the more vigorous your brushing motion can be.
1676533
I've used this brush on anything I wanted to without even considering the type of material and not had any problem.
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Th,e only way to dye it that I know of , is by using sharpies... Regular dye wont take on Synthetic fibers. You can use low heat.. Just be careful not to keep it on one section ,too long, or it can burn it!
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I have never used the other kind of Nature's Miracle. But to take out those particular smells, I would use Just for Cats. I have used it on clothing and it didn't hurt the fabric at all (cotton fabric) and the smell was gone, but with fabrics, I always spray this on, let it sit for a couple of hours, then wash it in warm water with Tide. (Is it okay to say that? :) ) The smell has always come out. 'Hope this is helpful!
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I have not noticed it running off and I have not seen it on any fabrics. I LOVE this product! It truly works, and I am very particular about my roots showing. It works! I got my friend the one for red hair, I am blond. I used some of her red for fun on the body of my hair. It was fun and beautiful!
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No! It isn't even a natural fiber! I got ripped off with a pile of shredded latex! Beware!
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I have processed hair, and it works wonders for me. I actually ordered this by mistake. I meant to purchase Olive Oil and Clove Therapy by Organics. In my opinion, it's better than the African Pride version....still I used it on processed hair.When my hair needs another relaxer or when it has ½ new growth added, it doesn't do a thing for me. So, I'm not sure how it works on natural hair. I hope this helps.
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i know for a fact that there synthetic. so that's a good thing is your looking for animal friendly, the bristles are extremely soft..
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it depend on the style and espacially the quality of the synthetic fiber you're looking for. wearing it just casual or something elegant for your performance depends on you. Hope this helps.
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My first question is are you using it on natural nails? Or artificial nails?
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Yes, "natural fibers" are generally made out of fibers from animals, like hog's bristles, or from plants, like hemp or coir (the fibers on the outsides of coconuts). The sellers may have some special definition of what the word "natural" means, but, trust me, the brushes look and act like nylon.
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Email the company for direct answers. Be specific in your questioning. Not all products are natural, some are synthetic/manufactured
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As I have read from the manufacturer/distributor it is not synthetic. But in this world, "let the buyer beware". If you are concerned contact the manufacturer/distributor directly.
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It has worked for me on some microfiber clothing. I even use this as a stain remover for certain types of stains.
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I don't know this that it will be safe using on synthetic hair but my scalp is very sensitive and it did not suit me. After one application I did not use this.
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It works great on cotton! I avoid nylon because I heat set with an iron after drying.
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The product isn't actual fabric. It's fabric fibers. I used it on the same type of burn in the same spot and had excellent results. If you take your time matching up the different colored fibers and follow the directions it works perfectly!
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I have used it on pine which turned a golden brown and ceder that turned grey (which is its natural aged color). It looks pretty natural to me.