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Does anyone own one?
Has anyone ever tried one?
Are they worth the high price tag that they carry?

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I used to always want one of these when I was little. I'm interested too.

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They range from $95 to $275

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I'm not sure, but I want one, I think there are aso a few threads about it as well

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I've only ever owned a Mason Pearson. I used to use my mum's as a kid, then she gave me one when I was older and they really do last forever. I guess they're good, I don't know any different! (apart from the brushes hairdressers use on me).

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I think they are amazing. I've only just started using mine again, my hair has been too short the past year or so. I love it!

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They sell them here:
http://www.petersofkensington.com.au...search=Keyword

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I have had one for a year or so now - it's pretty good, much better than cheap plastic bristle brushes but I don't think that it is outstanding

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I love mine and couldn't live without it. I got my first one as a gift then left it in a hostel in Spain and they threw it out then bought another in London (MUCH cheaper). Seriously, they will last forever and look brand new. I never get split ends and my hair is always smooth with my MP

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I have one and I it! Best brush ever. I have the one with nylon and boar bristles and find it gets through my thick hair really well and smoothes my hairs without breaking it and making it go frizzy. I also got mine from Peters of Kensington