Spornette Porcupine Collection

I have very, very, THICK hair, and these brushes get through it without tangling and leave me with shinier, softer hair than all the other brushes I've ever tried and that's quite a few. I use WEN and have tried their brushes, but they cost much more and do less...

buy it...you won't be disappointed.

I used to blow dry my hair, then I stopped becuase it never came out straight, just a frizzy mess. i decided to give it another shot after five years, and this brush made it sooo easy, my hair never caught on the bristles, and it straightened quick....i used to never understand how different brushes work. Now im glad to be able to have the option of blow drying my hair rather than flat iron it.

I live that there is no metal on this brush sp there's far less damage than the metal counterparts. It really creates a nice curl and holds the hair in the brush better than others that I've used where my hair will slip right out. I also notice less tangling than other round brushes I've used. I like that the handle is mouth wood and doesn't have a grip. I find that the brushes with grips grip on to my hair and pull it while styling.

I bought both the G36 and G36XL brushes base on the remarkable reviews. However, I was very disappointed with the quality of the brushes. The bristles were falling off everywhere. I need to clean up the counter and the floor after each use. Unfortunately these cannot be returned so they are going into the landfill.

I have both of these brushes. I bought them so I would stop using metal brushes to blow dry my hair. I still can't stop using metal ones. These brushes seem to grab my hair so well that they pull it out of my head. Maybe it's just that I'm not that coordinated in blowing out my hair but I find them a little difficult to use. They do grab the hair though unlike some softer bristles boar brushes.

I'm a stylist and I must have sold one of these brushes to each of my clients. People always say they arent coordinated enough to use a round brush OR they get them tangled in their hair. Not so with these brushes. Easy to use and they Dont tangle. They get ahold of the hair and allow you to smooth it and get the volume you need. I would suggest that you try this brush if you have ever had past issues with round brushes.

The Spornette porcupine brushes are of excellent quality. They arent hand-made but I would feel confident comparing them to Mason Pearsons. I know - sounds crazy, but Ive owned both and I am not kidding - these porcupines made by Spornette are just as good. These round brushes are great for blow-outs because they grab the hair easily - makes doing your own hair less of a chore! If you love the porcupine brushes try Spornettes cushion 21 and 165 as well! I have the 165 and looooove it. Just like a Mason Pearson - and about 90 dollars cheaper!~ Im so glad I found Spornette!

I have thick, curly/kinky hair and regular boar brushes cant grip it. After first rough drying my hair, I roll small sections through the Spornette Porcupine brush under the blowdryer and Im done. My hair comes out soft and shiny!

I have tons of brushes and none of them grab the hair securely without ripping it out like this one does. I had long hair and just cut it chin length and the 2 inch brush works great on both lengths. I would highly recommend this brush.