what brand would these brushes be comparable to ?
1370811
They are really good brushes. They are comparable to coastal scents brushes
1061907
I looked at description on Sigma's website and they are under the vegan category so they must be synthetic. I obviously purchased these an they are awesome brushes! A great variety of sizes and shapes for different applications. I own natural hair brushes for watercoloring and they do not perform as well and lose bristles easily. This is a great value. I use every one of these brushes. Great for filling in brows to shading,etc. Highly recommend getting them and sticking them on your counter in a cute old preserves jar where you can grab them or tuck them in the cupboard.
744059
I have straight fine hair as well and I have both brushes ...to be honest, I can't tell the difference so if one is on sale or a little less expensive, I might go with that choice. You really can't go wrong! I seriously have 4. One small for my purse, one that stays in my suitcase, and two in my bathroom. You might also want to look at the bio-ionic brushes. Their paddle brush is my favorite for wet hair.
1045600
These are identical to the ones that come with the Sonicare Elite. I think of them as soft bristles.
1410901
Yes I have the Mia and these brushes fit the same as the ones I ordered from clarisonic . Hope this helps.
909881
http://www.amazon.com/Mallory-USA-886-PKUS-Tools-Brush/dp/B006A2JGHU is similar.
703871
I think it's suitable for both. You can get a cheaper set of brushes though. I see that a similar set of brushes is now avail in little more than 2 dollars. I guess I paid too much foor my set considering they look the same thing.
2206880
Oh yes they are. I've been using mine for years now. They're the best thing ever for my brushes!!
1065869
I've bought Real Technique brushes from amazon and ultra. The quality are the same. I haven't had any problems buying real technique brushes from Amazon. I make sure the ratings are good and there are a lot of comments. Also I make sure it ships directly from amazon's warehouse. If you do find yourself in that predicament just return it. Amazon's customer service is great and I've always received stellar service with my returns and purchases.
1244309
Any brush is fine. But the tiny pipe-cleaner looking brushes for the smaller pieces work well.
2259016
Not sure as I threw them away after a few attempts to use them. Tried both brushes and neither worked right.
380279
I've been using them so long It's hard to remember back to when I used regular tooth brushes that were classified as soft and medium. However, assuming my memory is correct, I'd actually call these somewhere in the medium/hard catagory. Probably in my opinion half way between medium and hard.
1335783
The ones I received were true Sigma brushes. I have purchased from the Sigma websites directly and these are identical in brush weight, feel, texture.
424793
They are miQQi brushes. Not sure if that's the name of the company. Anyway, they are decent brushes for the money. The duo fiber brush did quite a bit of shedding when I tried to apply liquid foundation with it. May be better used for powder products.
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I like the Phillips Sonicare ProResults Standard. They are stiff when new but soften up pretty quickly with use. I buy mine at Target. Target frequently discounts them so watch for their coupons to save money. If you prefer a softer bristle you'd probably like the Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive brushes. They fit Diamondclean, Flexcare, Healthywhite, and Easyclean handles. Amazon.com sells Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive, 3 brush heads for $16.45. That's a great price. Not too sure if Target carries the softer bristle brushes. You'd have to check. Do a little research at Sonicare.com to see which brush model is best for you. Best of luck to you Barb! I like the Phillips Sonicare ProResults Standard. They are stiff when new but soften up pretty quickly with use. I buy mine at Target. Target frequently discounts them so watch for their coupons to save money. If you prefer a softer bristle you'd probably like the Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive brushes. They fit Diamondclean, Flexcare, Healthywhite, and Easyclean handles. Amazon.com sells Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive, 3 brush heads for $16.45. That's a great price. Not too sure if Target carries the softer bristle brushes. You'd have to check. Do a little... » Read More I like the Phillips Sonicare ProResults Standard. They are stiff when new but soften up pretty quickly with use. I buy mine at Target. Target frequently discounts them so watch for their coupons to save money. If you prefer a softer bristle you'd probably like the Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive brushes. They fit Diamondclean, Flexcare, Healthywhite, and Easyclean handles. Amazon.com sells Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive, 3 brush heads for $16.45. That's a great price. Not too sure if Target carries the softer bristle brushes. You'd have to check. Do a little research at Sonicare.com to see which brush model is best for you. Best of luck to you Barb! « Show Less
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I felt the bristles were very comparable to the originals. I did not feel they were any less firm. Also, you cannot beat the price! :)
1272927
I like both brands. They both perform about the same, Gelish I think lasts slightly longer. I find them both to be about the same to remove. I like the Gelish brushes and the cost better.