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First, let's be clear about what a doll's hairbrush is. It is not a prop. It is not a miniature hair brush toy that you put in a doll's hand to make it look like she is brushing her hair. A doll's hairbrush, more properly called a 'Wig' brush, is a brush designed to not damage a doll's hair, while helping to keep it neat, clean and tidy.
Secondly, a doll's hair brush should not just be any old hairbrush made smaller. Plastic bristles cause static electricity. Rubber bristles can catch and break doll hair. Metal bristles set in a rubber cushion for flexibility is the proper type of brush for your doll's hair.
| Specifications | |
| Size: | varies by manufacturer Pictures for illustrative purposes only |
| Materials: | Plastic handle, metal bristles in a rubber cushion |
| Rubber tine bed with vent hole for 'give' and flexibility | Bristles less likely to catch and damage tangled hair |
| Proper brush for all synthetic hair, rooted, or glued-on wigs | |
| For tightly curled hair we recommend a hair pick, | (We couldn't find any specifically made for dolls) |
| PS: Makes a great party favor! Discounts when bought in dozens, Call us! | (646) 481-DOLL |
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