Is there a difference between the round shape and the square shape brush?
65648
I don't know how to answer this because I don't have both, but I can tell you I picked the square because the bristle density looks fully to make a lather & I'm pretty happy with it. Hope this helps.
65649
I don't know if there is a stiffness difference between the round & square head shapes. Mine is "round"
41615
The square model is discontinued. You will receive the newer rounded version.
2196894
I would say from left to right either 9 or 10. Personally, I like my brush to be a bit rounder.
643151
There's a noticeable difference if you have an oval versus round toilet. Sounds to me that it's round. P.S. I have bought three of the Toastie Tushes, two for my home and one for a friend. We absolutely love them. Highly recommend!
915142
if you want to style your hair with attachment, yes, you can buy those universal attachments available at Sally's or if you have a shoulder length hair, you can use a round brush to style.
1495451
It's definitely not round. It is, however, pretty wonderful. After being treated to charcoal soap my friend brought back from Japan and failing to find something similar in stores here in he US, this is a great replacement.
606111
As far as I know there are no other differences. I love my brushless version though, would highly recommend it over the brushed version.
1777835
I'm not sure what the difference is? Maybe it has something to do with spacing or depth of the teeth on the brush? Not sure - sorry!
182405
I don't think it would really work well as just a blow dryer if you take the brush portion off just because of the shape. I mean there is an attachment for a round brush, but without the attachments I don't think it is very useful as a blow dryer.
2166267
Yes, the unit I received through Amazon had the round corners as shown in the photogra
476116
I'm not a hairdresser so I did what I do on most things I don't know the answer to. Please consult http://www.beautystoponline.com/Round-Brush-Sizes-What-Size-Should-I-Use-s/180977.htm
1804692
No difference....they all do the same thing I think the only difference is the brush attachments some are softer than other..this one is just right not too soft or too hard...
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Hi, Never heard of rounded but sure sounds like it would be much easier on the hands, just manage the angles you need to use. This is flat and long...Only for big dogs...I find I am going to have to order smaller comb for yorkie and poodle. So good time to look for the kind you mentioned. My little ones are under 10# small framed.
2280317
I am pretty sure that it comes with 2, one square and one rounded to accommodate what type you are replacing. When I bought mine a year ago both types were supplied. I hope this helps.
1937495
Our picture doesn't have a square one...humm.....not sure but the round one is the one you would get when ordering this item from us, Farm & Home Supply Center.
657616
We only use round head. It does use those, and I don't see why you'd want to use clipped head.
906700
Yes, it's round. The brush is small though. It works best for adding lift at the roots or creating small defined curls at the ends of your hair. If you just want it for the benefits of the boar bristles, your hair will definitely see less damage and breakage. Hope this helps. If you have other questions, please don't hesitate to ask.