Are the bristles hard, medium, or soft?
591127
Medium/hard - just right for me. I hate soft ones but not hard hard. Blessings
591128
While it is not labeled on the pack my wife, who is using them, states that they are medium/hard. Definately not soft.
591129
Medium/hard - just right for me. I hate soft ones but not hard hard.Blessings
1102386
the handle is sturdy. I have pressed super hard with no problem to the handle. The bristles are also hard though. So hard they do not seem to scrunch no matter how hard I press on the handle.
2250805
Yes. The one brush the bristles are very stiff and the other brush they are soft
710809
This brush isn't super soft, the bristles are pure boar hair which are pretty stiff and give you a rough but solid brush.
389247
I would have to say in between. I, myself, prefer a medium and was rather pleased with these heads. Finding anything other than 'Fine' bristles (DDS preferred & recommended) has become a daunting task.
890109
Yes the bristles are soft. I was afraid they would be rock solid like most curling irons. My hair is short and the barrel looks large but it works just great.
1193182
The one it comes with is between medium and soft. You can buy replacement brushes in different softness.
413279
They are ultra soft - the softest I've ever tried though I don't know what Nimbus is. It's compact I think, just to offer a smaller size for people who have smaller mouths. It doesn't feel too small to me. Feels just right. These are truly the best and kindest toothbrushes I've ever used. I have a tendency to brush too hard and this brush helps keep me from doing that.
408446
The bristles are not stiff they are flexible. I would not describe the ends as sharp. I've had no problems with damage.
2068355
They are not really soft but not as hard as most of the back brushes. I would say stiff and not hard and you can scrub with them and they don't scratch. I think it's a real quality brush. Mary
1332141
The bristles are rubber and to be honest after I ordered this brush I saw one in TJ Maxx for $5. My daughter does use this brush and likes it. She has medium length curly hair. Hopes this helps you!! :)
1765228
I think they should be called soft. That's what they are labeled and what I always use. Don't detect that they are any different than what I always use. Had a little problem with the first one I used. Some bristles came loose after a few brushings but, so far, that hasn't continued as a problem.
1988846
Bristles vary from 5/8 to 3/4, overall and within clusters. Outer ring bristles are a bit longer, because of the slight curvature of the handle. That gives an almost flat surface to the bristle tops. I would describe it as 'firm' but perhaps not 'stiff'. Best hairbrush I've ever had, but, I have standard length and density MALE hair.
2086370
From the base of the bristles to the top it is a little short of 1/2 inch. This does not include the plastic part they are embedded in. They are about a medium brush head - not stiff like a hard or soft like sensitives. They can only be used with E series where you screw them onto the base.
589406
They are soft bristles. Sometimes...it depends how thick of hair I want to curl...learned though as not to get it thick to curl.Ela
334834
I guess I would say that the attachments were more small and medium. The smaller attachment is a bristle type, the larger attachments has hard bristles. Just didn't work for me, the attachments kept coming off until it finally just broke. That's just my experience though.
2180337
very soft. You can control the softness with pressure while holding it. I love mine. You can get brush heads that are firmer, but it comes with a soft brush head for sensitive skin.