Wood Pin Massage Brush by #1 All Systems

[capt_noonie]

Oh no here we go again! Sending PM

[carmen in nj]

Originally Posted by Maximo

The manufacturer and many users of the brush say it is a great dantangler, the safest and gentlest. I agree that on a clean coat, it is a good detangler. It is not a de-matter by any means.

You may want to wait and see what Carmen in NJ has to say about the wood pin brush. She has a girl with a softer coat and has been looking for the perfect brush.

For detangling, I would recommend trying an ISINIS brush (available on Amazon), and a rat tail comb (available from YT user Jenny, aka mimimomo, at her site toplinepet.com.

Mine should be arriving any day now, I can't wait my Prada is a nightmare you name it I have it.. I use a comb on her and she HATES it.. I can't wait to see if this one is what I been longing for.. if not I can always use it on MY hair.. like all the others... I share with the silkies...LOL

[carmen in nj]

Originally Posted by Kentuckyyorkie

I have a silkie gal and her hair is like cotton. Murder to keep untangled! I ask my groomer what would be the best brush for her. She said use only a comb. Just wondered if one of these brushes would help with the tangles?

Ok, I been using the wood pin brush I got from Kristin for about a week now and I have to say I AM IMPRESSED.. my prada has a very dense cotton coat, and I been trying everything and anything I been recomended, this brush has made a HUGE difference, her coat is been free of tangles and matts, and she actually does not run away from me while I am brushing her , she HATEs the combs, I highly recomend this brush for cottony coats.. i am getting a second one for ME..
Thank you Kristin for a great brush..
hugs,

[Maximo]

Originally Posted by carmen in nj

Ok, I been using the wood pin brush I got from Kristin for about a week now and I have to say I AM IMPRESSED.. my prada has a very dense cotton coat, and I been trying everything and anything I been recomended, this brush has made a HUGE difference, her coat is been free of tangles and matts, and she actually does not run away from me while I am brushing her , she HATEs the combs, I highly recomend this brush for cottony coats.. i am getting a second one for ME..
Thank you Kristin for a great brush..
hugs,

Yay! I'm so happy you and Prada are enjoying the brush.

You are very welcome Carmen.

[Yorkiedaze]

Originally Posted by Maximo

The boys and I have another sneak preview for our YT friends from our soon-to-open boutique:

Wood Pin Massage Brush by #1 All Systems


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The brush has a large hardwood handle and oval head with smooth, rounded hardwood pins. Wood pins stimulate the skin and hair follicles, polish the hair, and distribute natural oils and brushing sprays beautifully. Wood pins are fantastic for fighting or avoiding static.

Your pup will love the feel of this massage brush, and you will love the results. You may even be tempted to borrow the brush to use on yourself.

The brush is 8.5 inches long and made in Germany.

Price: $20.49
Shipping: $5.10 USPS Priority (approximately 3 business days)
Payment by PayPal

Does the base of these wood pins have a lot of give to it?

[Maximo]

Originally Posted by Yorkiedaze

Does the base of these wood pins have a lot of give to it?

The pad is like metal pin brushes: it is pliable. The
wood pins have give to them like metal pins, but there is something gentle and soothing about them -- and at the same time, they effectively separate and detangle the hair.

[carmen in nj]

Originally Posted by Maximo

The pad is like metal pin brushes: it is pliable. The
wood pins have give to them like metal pins, but there is something gentle and soothing about them -- and at the same time, they effectively separate and detangle the hair.

I agree, Prada right now has a longer coat that usual, she needs to be groomed again, and the brush worked out the mats from her belly very gentle but they came out and her coat is very nice and soft, without any knots in it, I AM IN LOVE...
beleive me I have used even a $75.00 brush on her and she hate it..
hugs,

[107barney]

We received our pin brush - love it. Recommend!

[capt_noonie]

We got ours a few days ago, but life and customers got in the way of me responding to the brush. It's very awesome. Super awesome. It works great for when Uni's got a shirt on for days and I've neglected to brush her. This brush is actually better than the Isinus brush and less traumatic to the breakage of the hair. Best package I ever had tossed through my doors. Uni is a silky haired yorkie btw.

[Maximo]

Originally Posted by 107barney

We received our pin brush - love it. Recommend!

Very happy you are pleased.

Originally Posted by capt_noonie

We got ours a few days ago, but life and customers got in the way of me responding to the brush. It's very awesome. Super awesome. It works great for when Uni's got a shirt on for days and I've neglected to brush her. This brush is actually better than the Isinus brush and less traumatic to the breakage of the hair. Best package I ever had tossed through my doors. Uni is a silky haired yorkie btw.

I'm glad to hear that the brush is working so well for Uni. As of this week, I have put aside my ISINIS brush and have been using the wood pin brush exclusively. I finally found the right brushing spray for my boys' coats. Combining the spray with the wood pin brush, brushing is a breeze.

[gemy]

O M G Kristin how did I miss that you've opened up shop. Where is your website?

the very best of luck with your new enterprise.

I also recommend a wooden pin brush. But for prior show ring time I will use the gold plated CC brush, it truly does reduce static. It is pricey and not for I think, most normal day to day grooming requirements.

[Maximo]

Originally Posted by gemy

O M G Kristin how did I miss that you've opened up shop. Where is your website?

the very best of luck with your new enterprise.

I also recommend a wooden pin brush. But for prior show ring time I will use the gold plated CC brush, it truly does reduce static. It is pricey and not for I think, most normal day to day grooming requirements.

Thanks Gail! We aren't open yet, but very soon I will announce the grand opening.

Here is a thread that needs input on Chris Christensen Gold vs Fusion brushes:
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/yor...-cc-brush.html

[roseslevi]

Originally Posted by gemy

O M G Kristin how did I miss that you've opened up shop. Where is your website?

the very best of luck with your new enterprise.

I also recommend a wooden pin brush. But for prior show ring time I will use the gold plated CC brush, it truly does reduce static. It is pricey and not for I think, most normal day to day grooming requirements.

Don't feel bad...me too! Can't wait to "go shopping" Kristin. Best of luck. I will be looking to see when you open.