The Boar Hair Brush No. 003 for Fine, Thin Hair

This is a great smoothing brush for slicked back styles. The bristles are dense and stiff enough but not too stiff. The thicker paddle makes it faster to use because it covers more area. Worth the $

best hairbrush i’ve ever used. i didn’t think i could ever use a hairbrush during the day without it making my hair frizzy. i love this so much i am buying a second one while the sephora sale is going on.

Finally, a hairbrush perfect for my fine., thin hair. Spendy, but quality costs. You won’t find a brush of this quality in the stores. Worth ever penny. At last.

I just received this brush and it is lovely!!!! It is 100% worth the money - you will feel the difference immediately. I have a lot of long (mid-back), fine hair that gets tangled as I use a bicycle as my primary means of transport. This brush gently and effectively deals with the tangles. I now realise that I have been damaging my hair with a less than fabulous brush.

This brush is such a beautifully crafted bore bristle brush. I wish they made a bigger one. However. This brush detangles my hair. Makes it shine as if a gloss has just been applied. Easy to clean. Lightweight. But you can tell it’s a very well made brush.

Honestly, quite disappointed. Only had it for two months, and bristles are already coming out. Reached out to Sephora, they said to reach out to Crown Affair. Crown Affair said that it’s normal and they don’t help with Sephora orders.

Don’t waste your money. Cheap plastic handle and nothing special bristles. Guessing without influencers constantly plugging this line no one would buy anything from this line.

DO NOT LISTEN TO THE BAD REVIEWS!!!! Make sure you buy the brush that suits YOUR hair! If so, you will find it is amazing! Such an amazing alternative to its more expensive counter parts!

Terrible quality. Not worth $25 much less $98. It has a cheap plastic handle and bristles were falling out.

I do really like this brush, but I wish the bristles were a bit less stiff. I also don’t love that the price has jumped $24 in recent months, which seems like something that would be difficult to justify. My favorite thing about this purchase was that it was such an excellent product for a very competitive price. There are boar bristle brushes sold at much higher price points, but that’s still not a great-or endearing, at least- reason to raise the price this much this quickly. The costs to make the brush didn’t jump this much, so it’s just an effort to maximize profit. That may be the point of running a business, but it’s also a a bit of a turn-off. I would buy two extras at the original price point ($74), but may look for alternatives at this point.