FULL SIZE RUBBER BASE STYLER,colors vary

I used this brush growing up for years and years. Worked well for blowing my hair strait. I bought grown up brushes for the last 10 years. I wasn't happy with my current one for straightening so I bought this stand by again since it's cheap and it had worked in the past. I've purchased 3 recently and the bristles melted out on the first 2 and are already melting out of shape on the most recent (see pics.) And what kills me most is they market this product as perfect for blow outs on the packaging! Someone should sue them for false advertising. I never had this problem with this product in the past (and yes I've always used the same blow dryers - a Con Air). They must have started making it with cheaper materials. All I know is I'll never throw my money away again.

I've been using a Goody brush like this one for the last 10 years, its really the only style of brush I like, everything else either catches and yanks, or has no ability to style my hair. When my old one fell apart, I was kind of disappointed when I searched goodie brush and it was 12 dollars! Not sure why making something "heritage" makes it worth twice as much, and I have no idea why Denman, thinks their identical brand of brush is worth twice as much either, so I was very happy to find this one for about $6.50.As a note; the color is random, and I got a blue one, which is my preference, but the same may not happen for you!

I bought this because the design is the easiest to clean. Just slide out the rubber head and then slide out the bristles. I did not get what is in the picture. The handle is blue. The rubber is black. The bristles are black. Not a problem but is sloppy/lazy advertising. There are nine(9) rows of bristles, ranging from 3-1/4” @22x on the outside to 3-3/4” @25x for 3 rows in the center. Does however say Goody on the handle. Feels more or less like my old one which has worn out, (red) rubber cracked, (white) bristles not straight.

Absolute trash. I have been getting this exact brush for over a decade and it's recently been discontinued in stores. My hair is very very thick, so the rubber is the only thing that wears out, but only every 6ish months or so. This piece of garbage has lost 30-40% of its bristles WHILE I'M BRUSHING MY HAIR. I find them everywhere. I have had this useless crap for 3 months now and it's become unusable. Despite the label, this isn't Goody, this is some knock off crap.

I've been looking for a brush that worked like a Denman on my hair and this seem to work about the same although my technique still sucks and needs work. and for the price you really can't beat it.