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I've had mine since I was very young - I announced to my family when I was three years old that I was going to grow my hair long, and a couple of years later, my Dad gave me my Mason Pearson brush as a Christmas present
They are fantastic - I've had long hair for about 20 years now, and I've never used or needed another brush!

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Originally Posted by 336 Reignited a lemming
Do it babe Trust me

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Originally Posted by unlaced I've had mine since I was very young - I announced to my family when I was three years old that I was going to grow my hair long, and a couple of years later, my Dad gave me my Mason Pearson brush as a Christmas present
They are fantastic - I've had long hair for about 20 years now, and I've never used or needed another brush!
I bought my daughter hers when she was three years old, to help cope with her fine but very plentiful, tangly hair. She's had collar length through to very long hair all her life, and her hairbrush is still going strong. (15 years later.) She has the large boar bristle and nylon, and it's as good as new. Definitely recommended!!

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I had one when I was a kid but I love my Denman now

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They are good and definitely smooth the hair out. But I think you need different brushes for different uses - sometimes you need a brush with wider bristles for styling purposes.

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I want to get one but being poor doesn't help.
I tend to use normal combs, not hairbrushes even though my hair is pretty long.
Maybe when I win some money at Crown, I'll get one

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Originally Posted by outrageous Do it babe Trust me
Gimme yours

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Originally Posted by Lushus They are good and definitely smooth the hair out. But I think you need different brushes for different uses - sometimes you need a brush with wider bristles for styling purposes. Which is why I love my Denman, it makes styling a breeze. I think the 2 brushes really complement each other.

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