My hair is a couple inches past my shoulders and is fine but thick. I am deciding between the 2, 2 1/2, and 3 1/4 inch brushes--recommendations?
476114
Depends on your style. I have very thick hair that hits just below my chin and use the 360 and the smaller one.
476115
The smaller barrel did a good job at turning my ends under, and my hair is down to my bra strap. If you want something to put a bend from roots to end, I'd go with a larger barrel. Hope this helps!
476116
I'm not a hairdresser so I did what I do on most things I don't know the answer to. Please consult http://www.beautystoponline.com/Round-Brush-Sizes-What-Size-Should-I-Use-s/180977.htm
199929
Yes medium. My hair is about the same, a tad longer and medium works great. My mother-in-law has longer than chin length but shorter than shoulder length hair and she loves the medium size brush as well. We both use them everyday! Hope this helps. :)
1913999
The powder blush is quite large. It's probably better for powder or a lighter dusting of blush as the bristles are pretty fanned out. In measurements its 2 inches from where the hairs start to the tip. If you're looking for a blush brush maybe try the contour brush in the same real techniques line or the buffing brush. Hope this helps!
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!
1995641
Personally I like the Handy size the best. The small one (or the size down) is just to small to do a decent brushing job, and i have used the larger (the size up)(my sister had one so it was in our house, but even she didn't like it) and i find it really clumzy. Just to big to do a nice job. I don't know if this helps much, but i can tell you that i honestly get grouchy when i loose or break mine and don't have it to brush my hair with. MY hair is waist lengh, but it isn't the length that matters to me, it is the way this brush massages your scalp that is so important to me.
123306
I think the small 7.5" 20mm would work well for you. I have the big one but I have Newfies! Great brush, especially if they don't like to be brushed, they will let you with this one because it doesn't pull.
890111
Bristles are really soft. My hair are thin and fine too. Brush works great.
382918
Depense how thick your hair is! I have thin shoulder long hair. 1/2- 3/4 is enough for my hair. But really honest I would buy two. Mix one packed first and then see how much more you need. Probably 1 pack and 1/2.
995403
That would depend on the length and thickness of your hair... My hair goes about 4 inches past my shoulders and is fine, but it is a nice thickness. I only needed to use it once, but there is enough left for at least one, if not two more applications.
1735740
It depends on how thick your hair is my hair is relatively thick you'll need 3-4 they are VERY thin extensions I honestly would just recommend spending the extra money and getting good quality from a place like bellami honestly just read the difference in the MG and you'll understand the difference.
1018331
Not with this one. The 2.5 gpm is pretty strong and I don't have any issues with long thick hair.
1877366
I would recommend getting the Giant Brush for long hair. We bought the large brush for short hair because we have a boxer. This brush is Amazing!! You'll love it!!
2128840
I would say this depends on how tight you want the curls to be. I have a one inch barrel, but my hair is quite short. For longer hair, I would say a 1 1/2 inch or 2 inch would be better.
555907
You should be good with one its really thick, 2 of these is the thickness of a full head of hair.
744059
I have straight fine hair as well and I have both brushes ...to be honest, I can't tell the difference so if one is on sale or a little less expensive, I might go with that choice. You really can't go wrong! I seriously have 4. One small for my purse, one that stays in my suitcase, and two in my bathroom. You might also want to look at the bio-ionic brushes. Their paddle brush is my favorite for wet hair.
161215
I have fairly thin hair so I would recommend you going with the Extra Rich version for sure. Hope this helps!
1925504
The best bet would be to ask a hairdresser, Jamie, but I'm thinking a short curly hairstyle would be best served with a thinner brush and a straight style with a thicker one. Hope that helps.