Bulk Hair Brushes for Homeless - Individually Wrapped 7.7 Inch Hairbrushes (Pack of 12) - Styling Brush for Curly Hair - Perfect for Shelters, Hotels, Nursing Homes, Charity Donations & Airbnb Amenities (Beige)

I want to say you get what you pay for with these brushes but actually for $1.25 each, I think these work fine. They’re not amazing brushes of course and people with hair as thick as mine wouldn’t be able to use these much, but if you’re in need of a bunch of them at once, these will work fine in a pinch. I have an extra one for visitors and in each bathroom, and the rest will be for donations. I do like that they’re easy to clean.These 16 pack bulk hair brushes are not heavy duty but they’re not flimsy either. If you are needing a large amount of hair brushes these are individually wrapped and perfect for donations or to have in multiple rooms in your house. These really don’t have what I would call brush bristles but rather tines like you do see on some vented styling brushes. For some people they may have difficulty depending on the hair type as I know I do sometimes since I have fine hair. But otherwise, these are a great option at the right price point to be able to share.These are pretty unremarkable cheap, bulk hair brushes. They're relatively lightweight and a bit flimsy, but would get the job done. Quite a few of the ones I received have wonky/bent bristles. These are a reasonable value if you need a lot of brushes for low cost, but pretty comparable to what you'd find at your local dollar store. I'll be donating these to a local shelter, hopefully somebody will get good use out of them.Every year we participate in packing shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child. These individually wrapped brushes are perfect for this! They've also been nice to keep on hand for the occasional guest that forgets their hairbrush. No need to worry about borrowing (or going without)!These are basic lightweight hairbrushes. They are functional and do the job intended. They are individually wrapped and easy to store for travel, last second guests, or other quick need.I kept a couple for myself and plan to use the rest in the ammenities cabinet that my community has for locals in need. This is not the food pantry, but rather for immediate need. It's sad not to be able to afford the basics, but that is where some folks are today.These Come in a bulk pack of 16 but they’re not too good. They’re pretty tiny and thin and seem to be made of cheap plastic. The bristles in the whole brush itself is just flimsy.Somehow we go through an insane amount of brushes in my house. Between me and my kids I buy at least 3 or 4 a month and I’m still running around half the time trying to find a brush every morning. So when I came across this 16 Pack Bulk Hair Brushes I figured heck ya!Are these the best brushes ever? No, there pretty much the same quality you would expect to buy on a dollar general for $2-$3 bucks. But they do the job and don’t rip my hair out so not a huge deal. Plus you get 12 of them and they are individually wrapped. Great for families like ours that lose hair brushes like crazy!These Individually Wrapped Bulk Hair Brushes are great for personal care packages or for guest rooms.You get a package of 16, identical, hair brushes. Each one is wrapped separately. These are fairly small - I would call them purse size - and they work fine to brush your hair. Each bristle even has a blunt tip so they won't scratch your scalp.I put a few in my second home at the coast for guests and the rest I will distribute with blankets and socks to our homeless brothers and sisters. They are perfect for both purposes and at only $1.25/ea, they are very affordable. No, they won't last forever or withstand a lot of abuse but I wouldn't call them disposable, either. The quality is suitable for the purpose.