Woodgrain Hair Brush #04391

Pretty decent slick back brush, especially for the price.

This is the closest match I could find to a goody hair brush which I had for about 25 years. Yeah I got my money's worth out of that one. I had one in my car and one in my bathroom. The one in my car snapped while I was brushing my hair. Why I went in and looked at the one in the bathroom I put some pressure on it bending it and it snapped in half. I guess they've taken a lot of abuse over the years. So I bought this since it looked just like the one I had. But the bristle is a lot harder probably it's made cheaper. I do like it better than a softer bristle goodie brush I bought although don't be in too much of a hurry to brush your hair because it can hurt!

The Goody styler brush wins. It is a little bit shorter than Scalpmaster but it is still long enough at 7 inches. Is it boar? No it is nylon, but I prefer not to use animals for some products like this. Is it real wood? No, but the plastic wood grain may be more comfortable than some real wooden handles. Is it as good as the old Goody brushes that we used to pick up at the grocery/drug store? No. Quality has declined over the years in many products. But it is almost as good. Some reviewers complain that the nylon bristles are too hard on their head. But the nylon bristles seem to be the same hardness as all my hairbrushes of this style over the past 15 years. Why is it better than ScalpMaster? I know that these are two slightly different styles of brushes but I can't find a ScalpMaster that is the same style as the Goody. The bristle bunches in the ScalpMaster brush are too far apart so that when I brush my hair it barely moves my hair. Whereas with the Goody brush when I brush through my hair it grabs my hair and styles it. I am a man that cuts my hair every 1 to 2 months with hair length of .5 inches to 4 inches during that time period. The Goody brush works good for my hair at all those lengths. The other problem with the ScalpMaster is that some of the bristle bunches go out too far on the sides, so when I try to do touch up styling the different positions of the bristles grab the wrong hairs that I am not trying to brush at the time and miss some of the hairs that I am trying to brush. I don't have that problem with the Goody styler.

The bristles on this brush are just what I was looking for.

not too hard, not too soft. gets the job done

Works okay but is smaller than I expected. The bristles are very stiff.

Perfect size for traveling. Great value.

Best hair brush yet

It’s good but the size it’s not like the photos as shown

Cant find this in shops anymore but i love this brush. Ridiculous price but it's worth it for me

No es verdad como lo describen. Las cerdas de plástico no son tan duras y son muy pequeñas. NO vale la pena la compra.

A escova goody é maravincrível, para nós menines vaidoses é fundamental.

My wife passed away, and with myself and two sons left at home now, we lack direction and knowledge of the little things. :( The bathroom hair brush broke after many years of service. it was thrown out and a, soft bristle 'girls' hair brush left behind just didn't work on our hair! I remembered my wife and even my mother, saying "Goody" is the brand they prefeed, so I went online and found one that looked the same and was reasonably priced! it's exactly like the old one, this is a stiff bristle hair brush, gets tangles out, quickly and easily with today's longer men's hairstyles. It's nice to see the quality and consistency, being maintained in a product, after so many years.. Best hair brush, highly recommended! :)