How did the brush hold up over time? Did it lose some of it's magic after a couple of months?
83994
It is still doing the job! I haven't had it 2 months yet but so far so good!
83995
I am still happy with this brush. After about 6 months, it still works like a charm and shows no signs of wear! I use it daily on both wet and dry hair.
83996
I have been using the brush for about 3 months now and it works the same as the day I got it, I'm still amazed.
83997
I would say they last a couple of years at least. The only issue over time is that the little balls on the end of each bristle eventually come off and then the bristles are very scratchy! Otherwise I LOVE these brushes!
2111578
You may have gotten a bad one. I have used mine for months with no problem. Be sure that the brush is on the handle properly. If it isn't on nice and tight it could cause the mechanism inside to wear out too soon.
2118542
I did experience a little shedding. I had issues with the brush falling off the handle. So I had to re-glue them.
1862596
It wasn't that bad at first, but after about 2 months, it started shedding quite a bit. I rinse out well and they lose about 10- 15 hairs every time I use it. It's definitely not the best brush I've ever used, but for the price, I guess I can't complain too much.
2132924
The only brush I've had problems with is the fan brush. It too thin to hold the makeup
482875
about 3 months for me but I only use it in the morning. I use a regular brush in the evening.
482873
Hello RalphieI have been replacing the brush head every 3 to 4 months.When I brush I do not press too hard so I guess mine do last a little longer than the recommended 3 months.Also, when I'm done brushing, I rinse the tooth brush thoroughly, making sure there aren't any residual toothpaste left in the bristles. This should also contribute to the whole thing lasting longer and being more hygienic.
1661222
So sorry to hear you have bristles falling out! We have had our brush since Christmas and it's held up great!
1095195
I have had my steamer for about 3 years and have not needed to replace the brush. That part has held up pretty well.
68894
I have two of these- one indoor, one outside. Both have held up nicely over time. No issues of rogue crazy bristles, but they do spread a little naturally over time after regular use. Still has great shape.
596969
In my experience, the brush has been completely waterproof. It takes a while to get used to it, but I've had one for several weeks and really like it.
915720
I've had this toothbrush for at least 5 years (probably longer, but I just can't remember) and am just now buying it again since I've noticed a decline and unevenness in the power. I love the performance and especially the smaller brush heads to get around difficult spots.
1300273
When the brush no longer preforms properly You should replace it. All depends on how well you take care of your stuff.
1371970
The brushes were very good for the first couple months, then two of them fell completely apart.. I was very upset about that, I hoped they would last longer
1997325
Mine was clear as well, worth about $2, perhaps. It served its purpose for a while but I eventually replaced it with an Edwin Jagger travel brush which was much smaller and travel friendly.
267857
The brush holds up well. I have not had any pins fall out, or recede into the brush. I have owned the brush about 9 months.
2099429
To best of my knowledge, no. It goes and goes, and I've had mine for years before it ran out. Clean or replace your brushes regularly!