Mason Pearson

I've owned the smallest size for about 10 years. Pocket size? with the ruby finish and just boar bristles as I have fine hair. It has never lost a bristle in that time. It really does impart...

As luck would have it, I was able to get a Handy (BN3) brush for about $80 -- a steep discount from its retail price of $195. A few weeks ago, I wrote about the Drybar Flat Mate brush as being a...

Terrible quality broke within 2 days doesn’t do what it says , process is not handmade All brushes are basic moulded items

Occasionally Costco has Mason Pearson brushes available on their website, and the price was too good to resist. Still very expensive, but within reach. I love this brush because nothing feels...

What a disappointment! I had coveted the Popular (mixed bristle and nylon) brush for years, and finally caved in and bought it from an authorized Mason-Pearason dealer in Toronto, Canada...

I think this is worth the money? (Question mark intentional). I bought it about five years ago and I use it every day. I have fine, naturally straight hair that was very silky and shiny as a child,...

I had always heard about these but never purchased one because I hated the boar bristle brushes I got from CVS, Walmart, etc. That and the price is crazy. Those drugstore brushes had such soft...

This brush lives up to the hype and its claims- old school brand that stands the test of time... Ordered the pure boar handy brush based on reviews ( was somewhat skeptical due to the $$$$ factor...

I did lots of research and read tons of reviews. I ordered it online so this made it especially tough to decide site unseen. It's waaaaay to expensive a purchase to get it wrong. I decided on the...

After being unable to find my Aveda brush after moving to Portland (Oregon), I had to finally bite the bullet and buy a new brush. I had spent a ridiculous amount of time reading reviews for a...