Yesker Handle Nail Hand Scrubbing Cleaning Brush-10 Pcs
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You can do it, I'm sure. Brushes, combs, and metal grates are just a few of the things I clean. it's everything These are the cleaning tools that I use the most.
They're made of low-cost material. My brush was only used once. They're ideal for one-time cleaning projects that don't require the use of a brush.
They aren't as soft as softer bristles, but they aren't as hard as hard bristles either, so I think they'd be fine for kids. This was a good deal; they're sturdy and long-lasting, and my husband uses them to scrub his greasy mechanic's hands and nails on a daily basis. They're something I use as well, and they're a good deal. I trust I was of assistance.
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5" x 1" I hope this has been of assistance to you. These tiny brushes are still a favorite of ours and are used on a daily basis.
These are the shoddy ones I could have bought for a dollar. At the beauty supply store, you can get a discount of 50 percent. Seller is awful! Returns will not be accepted. The item I sent was incorrect.
Observe the images. Each of the ten brushes arrived in perfect condition, as shown in the photos. Look at the image. As advertised, the colors are bright. br>br>Perfect size for keeping nails clean and fresh by placing at the sink and using while washing hands. br>br>We also gave some to our relatives to use in their homes. The bristles are still looking new after over a month of use. These are the cutest little things in the world to our granddaughter, lol! br>br>These arrived quickly and appear to be of good quality for the price; they are only plastic, but at around $2, I wasn't expecting much more! BB SYNERGY was the seller. br>br>Purchased from BB SYNERGY. With each shipment, a handwritten note is included. It's a simple gesture of kindness that we don't see enough of. Buy with confidence and a smile on your face. I hope this has been of assistance.
A set of clear brushes arrived in the mail. I use these in the salon for mani pedis, and they start to crack at the handle after a few good washes in hot water, and they snap in half while being used. Every single one of them had a breakdown. However, I believe the clear plastic was too fragile; I've never had any issues with opaque plastic.
The hairs on some of the brushes are smushed to one side (as you can see in the photo), but the brushes themselves are in good condition.
Once upon a time, a young lady was in search of a nail brush. She searched high and low for a brush similar to the one she used as a kid. Something similar in style, with reasonably soft bristles and a large enough surface area for other purposes. All she found were these tiny brushes with a single skinny row and a curved handle just big enough for her fingers. Or the ones with short bristles on one side and longer bristles on the other, which are a pain to use. Water would collect at the base of the bristles no matter how you set it down, causing mildew to grow. "Euuuu," Goldilocks exclaimed. She did, however, come across these bushes, which are ideal. Goldilocks' story has a happy ending.
Despite the fact that they were smaller than I had anticipated and the bristles were of poor quality, I thought they were adequate for the price. However, after the first use, a disgusting brown stain developed at the base of the bristles that was impossible to remove even with bleach. Perhaps it's the glue they use, but they made me feel unclean, so I threw them away.
Because I was stranded at home during the pandemic, I ordered these brushes from Amazon - They arrived in the same condition as the photos, but I quickly discovered that they were extremely flimsy. I've been buying similar brushes from Sally's for years, but something has changed in the last two years. My previous brushes looked very similar to these, but they lasted a long time. I'd go out and buy new ones simply because it seemed like it was time. br>At the point where the brush and handle meet, these simply snap off. There's not a lot of pressure here. Simply put, it was made very cheaply and flimsily.