GOODYClean Radiance Oval Cushion Hair Brush

I have been looking for the copper brush for a while, this one is fine although I could be a bit smaller

I had terrible dandruff around my hairline and this has all gone now apart from one tiny patch by my ear. I haven’t changed shampoo so it has to be the brush. Well worth the money. Very pleased

Nothing else gets through my very thick wavy hair like this. Only downside is eventually the copper goes green and becomes hard to clean - needs replacing more often than a normal hairbrush.

Makes my hair shiny and stati free. Scalp psoriasis better. Bought on a whim, surprised at how good it it

It took about 6 weeks to arrive, and it is already missing one of the bristles and the back has a scratch and purple markings. Not happy with it for the costIt is quite a hard brush and you need to be extremely gentle or it pulls your hair out. This one is going back for a refund

Calidad, diseño y funcionalidad.

This type of brush that I am using for years is the best among all the other types. I used to buy it in Save on Foods and Walmart in different sizes. Unfortunately, it's been a couple of years that I couldn't find it in the stores anymore and have to order it online. It's not too hard, not too soft, and more important doesn't make static electricity on my hair.

My hair is natural and I've been blowing out my hair lately. Goody has always been a good brand to me growing up and I needed a paddle brush. This is the brush I've been hunting for. Feels good in the hand and works in wet hair. It detangles and blows out quickly and the bristles feel great on my scalp. Protip, clean the hairs out when the brush is wet by running a rattail end of a comb while depressing the cushion. This is a gamechanger brush at this price point.

Excellent quality. The copper bristles are not for everyone but they work well for me.

My daughter had bought one of these for herself some time ago. I have an affinity for copper coloured anything, so it piqued my interest. I have used for the longest time brushes that are a mix of boar hair and nylon bristles (the stick kind that resemble the metal ones in this brush). The idea behind the boar hair is to drag oils down from the roots to the ends. Works pretty well, really, buuuuut nylon bristles always break at the tips so you wind up scratching your scalp. Plus, they don't catch knots very well.So... I decided to give this a go. Thus far, I am not seeing any "anti-static" or "shinier" effects others have mentioned (if anything, I have more static, but with super fine hair like mine, that kind of goes with the territory when there's too little humidity), but my hair does feel softer. I think it's due to getting all of the tiny knots (my hair loves to tie itself up, it seems). Another upside, it feels really good on the scalp. And, without the boar hair, I can really penetrate to the scalp much better than before.Overall, it's a brush. I don't expect to have movie star hair just because I am using it. But it seems well made, sturdy, and hasn't snagged or torn any hair, and my hair does at least feel smoother than before.