Fade Brush

Honestly, I've been using horse bristle beard brushed to brush off hairs while cutting or even to clean the actual clippers. But those hold so much hair and are a pain in the a$$ to clean out. Completely forgot these existed then amazon recommended this. This works way better, doesn't hold on to hairs as much as the beard brushes do. Best bang for buck. soft enough but not too soft, so it gets all the hairs needed.

Sturdy handle, and the bristles are the correct texture, not rough on the skin but also not too soft. Color matches the $3 Babyliss Comb.I bought this brush for $6. Compared to $3-4 generic fade combs, I would say this one is better quality but should still be priced the same as the others.

Best clean up brush but I’m no barber

High quality brush it is worth it nice size

The media could not be loaded. Not to much to say other than, it does the job, small, lightweight, good bristles that are soft enough but stiff enough.

Whenever I cut my hair or trim my beard, I use these small black brushes. They’re easy to clean and just need a quick rinse. The bristles aren’t too hard or soft, just right in the middle. So far, they’ve held up well, but the lettering did come off when I ran them under water.

Nice addition to the set up. The bristles are firm and hold overtime.

Well made but for the prize you can get the no name brand for a lot cheaper... I thought maybe the bristles would be softer or feel more durable than the super cheap brushes that you can buy for 4-5 $6