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Originally Posted by Maximo I noticed there are only 2 left on the Amazon listing, so if it disappears the brush is also available through the seller's website, Cache Beauty. The shipping time and packaging were excellent.
Thank you for the recommendation of the CC boar bristle brush! Now I'll just have to have one.
I was reading your post about what you use for the face -- are the CC combs heavy? I have one of the metal Madans and it works great, but it is so heavy and long that I find it a bit unwieldy -- and the ends are sharp, which makes me nervous around the face.
I also have a Madan rattail that has a plastic comb -- is that the one you use? Usually I resort to a little metal double-sided comb that I ordered from GW Little, but the quality isn't that great and it doesn't work as well I would like. Any other suggestions for the face would be appreciated. |
The comb I use is the #006 on this link
Combs & Handles. It's only 5" long and doesn't weigh much but it is very sturdy (all metal). I like it because you can use the wider side for the initial comb through and then the narrower side to really get a good result. This is my absolute favorite comb. ETA: there are no sharp edges on this comb.
I also have the CC Rattail comb, but I like the Madan better. I don't know why, but I do. The one I mentioned before was the Madan rattail - I use it a lot like I said because of sectioning off top-knots and it does really well getting out any eye goop. But, when I really want a good face grooming I always use the CC buttercomb. I actually use it on their bodies, too. I brush them all over with the Madan, then comb them out with the CC #006, and finish with the CC boar bristle.
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