Do the hairs shed often?
1862591
It only shed a few when first used. It hasn't lost any since. My husband absolutely loves it. Says it is the best he has ever used.
1862592
I have used the brush about 12times so far hairs are staying in brush really well.I would buy another one like it very much!
1862593
There is a little shedding the first couple of uses, but after that you are good to go. This is a good brush for the money.
1862594
Lost a few bristles, as the most brushes. Very important to keep the brush on stand (or use something else, but bristles must be down) to prevent shedding.
1862595
I've been shaving with a brush for almost 30 years, and I've never had one that sheds less than this one. It's only lost one hair in two months!
1862596
It wasn't that bad at first, but after about 2 months, it started shedding quite a bit. I rinse out well and they lose about 10- 15 hairs every time I use it. It's definitely not the best brush I've ever used, but for the price, I guess I can't complain too much.
1862597
For the first two weeks a couple of hairs would shed when I would use it. It was nothing that would inhibit shaving. Since then very few hairs have shed.
1862598
A few at first use but remember to rinse and give two or three shakes hard downward to dry the brush then stand it up like shown never wring it out or towel dry this causes shedding after the first use you may have a hair every few shaves but as with all brushes the way you treat them will dictate how they stand up!
20659
I have not experienced that. I sometimes wash my hair in the kitchen sink and it catches all the hair. That's pretty small.
1109092
It comes down to the middle of my back but I am 4ft 11 inches. So if you are taller it may be different on you. I have wore my wig several times and it has minimal shedding. As long as you take care of it and make sure you use a paddle brush on it, then it should last for awhile. Hope this helped!
2167124
Mine has shed quite a bit since I got it as well but it's still going strong.
478297
Yea it does but it sheds bad an is thick at top an thins out toward the bottom as if the hair was stripped. The hair is dry an to me no good had it in for 4 days b4 I took it out it was a waste of money I will continue to shop eBay for my hair the quality an quantity is great
66841
No. It gets the fine hair underneath. I have used it on my lab and a cat who sheds a ton . The cat especially looks so much better!
816261
My cats do not shed that much, but I've never had a problem with their hair sticking to it. I would really recommend this tunnel; we've had it for almost a year, my cats are 1 1/2 - 3 years old, and they still play in and with it all of the time. Definitely one of the better toys we've gotten for them!
1910567
My doby boy by nature does not shed much at all. But besides having a wonderful smooth coat, it helps his overall well being, especially his digestive system.
844813
Not in my experience. It mostly "burns" hair off, so there are some missed hairs, along with some stubble.
825088
mine does not shed but you can stop it from shedding by not brushing or taking care of it carefully .
40280
Nope. I use them constantly without any shedding, to be safe (and clean) just wash them once before the first use, and loose hairs will be taken care of.
2167122
Many brushes are good enough that they never shed a hair, but I wouldn't be worried about a few hairs the first few lathers. By the time you've shaved three or four times, it should've stopped, though...brush manufacturers say it's normal to shed a hair or two every shave, but, from my current brushes, I don't really agree. Older brushes, yes...from what I've seen, the glue will start to wear out, and, eventually, hair will just start shedding in clumps.One thing you can do is to soak your brush in warm but not hot water...using scalding water on brushes can melt the glue keeping the hair in, causing shedding. Many brushes are good enough that they never shed a hair, but I wouldn't be worried about a few hairs the first few lathers. By the time you've shaved three or four times, it should've stopped, though...brush manufacturers say it's normal to shed a hair or two every shave, but, from my current brushes, I don't really agree. Older brushes, yes...from what I've seen, the glue will start to wear out, and, eventually, hair will just start shedding in clumps.One thing you can do is to soak your brush in warm but not hot water...using scalding water on brushes can melt the glue... » Read More Many brushes are good enough that they never shed a hair, but I wouldn't be worried about a few hairs the first few lathers. By the time you've shaved three or four times, it should've stopped, though...brush manufacturers say it's normal to shed a hair or two every shave, but, from my current brushes, I don't really agree. Older brushes, yes...from what I've seen, the glue will start to wear out, and, eventually, hair will just start shedding in clumps.One thing you can do is to soak your brush in warm but not hot water...using scalding water on brushes can melt the glue keeping the hair in, causing shedding. « Show Less
841959
no, I've had no issues with it shedding. I absolutely love it for my wood floors but use it as well on my tile floor.
57861
I've been using mine every two weeks for nine months and my hair has never stopped growing. My hair is not as coarse as it used to be, but still needs to be shaved every other day to get rid of stubble.
1472096
She does she'd a lot but that's only if you're violently brushing the hair. If you take your time when brushing or straightening or doing anything else with it, the hair won't fall out as much. This head has really thick hair, so I'm sure she won't go bald any time soon!
2088493
This was a gift for my granddaughter. She's 14 & likes to try different hair styles. So far there is no problem with it shedding -even after shampooing it. Hope this helps.
1696438
I have 2 dogs. They have hair not fur but it still gets all over the house. I let them lay on my bed sometimes and the hair doesn't seem to cling to it at all.