Goody Jojoba Oil Infused Styling Brush

[spidermom]

The long name: Goody StylingTherapy Jojoba Oil Infused brush. Is this ever a nice product! The bristles feel silky smooth, soft, and flexible. I detangled damp hair with it moments ago, and it didn't snag at all, not once. It says right on the package: Do not use with blow dryer. Bristles can melt.

[MandaMom2Three]

I saw that in a store the other day. I had to wonder how you infuse a brush with oil LOL.

[RavennaNight]

Hmmm... * will keep an eye out for this

[missy60]

I saw that in a store the other day. I had to wonder how you infuse a brush with oil LOL.

I seen this in the store also and wondered how it worked. Google is my friend...this is what I found out http://stylingtherapy.com/main.taf?p=3,4,2

[morguebabe]

Interesting...is it refilliable?

[MandaMom2Three]

Thanks for that link Missy! That's pretty neat!

[spidermom]

It's the first time I've used jojoba oil, and the ends of my hair feel a little stiff this morning. I didn't get that with coconut oil. That's o.k., though; it was super-easy to detangle.

[missy60]

I was thinking about getting this for my DBF because he refuses to do anything special for his hair. He has amost waist length hair that could use a good oiling. spidermom how much oil do you think it applies to your hair? Did your hair feel oily I guess is what Im asking. He wont use it if it appears to oily.

[Carina]

I have a huge passion for brushes:o!!!I wish that I could buy one.I'm so curious on that brush.:cool:

[spidermom]

I was thinking about getting this for my DBF because he refuses to do anything special for his hair. He has amost waist length hair that could use a good oiling. spidermom how much oil do you think it applies to your hair? Did your hair feel oily I guess is what Im asking. He wont use it if it appears to oily.

After using it last night, my hair doesn't look the least bit oily this morning. I combed it with my hardwood comb today and haven't used the brush again. I wonder if my hair will get increasingly oily as I use the brush more often; I'd prefer to avoid that.

[Wendi R]

My husband has mid shoulder length gray hair that is really porous and dry. He uses this brush right out of the shower and likes it. Amazing since I can not get him to do anything other than wash his hair. If he uses a conditioner it is a special occasion. I use it also but only on dry hair. It really smooths down the fly aways and adds a bit of shine.

Wendi

[Jorchet]

I soooooooooo wanted to get one! I saw some Goody brushes in Bodycare in Metrocentre shopping centre but I wanted to double check on the boards to see if anyone had used them before. Of course, didn't get the chance to go back for it, so I missed my chance. Maybe in the future. I'm looking forward to having some reviews about it so I can make up my mind next time I'm in the UK!

[morguebabe]

Where do you get it

[spidermom]

I got mine at a local department store called Fred Meyer. It was with the hair stuff - like claw clips, ponytail ties, other combs and brushes, etc.

[plainjanegirl]

Where do you get it


I have seen them at our local Walmart.
I'm sure places like target or kmart might carry them too. Or drugstores like walgreens or cvs. Hope that helps.

[morguebabe]

I picked it up in CVS yesterday. My hair looks slightly shinier after one use. I think the bristles are too soft to detangle though. They would be really good for smoothing, but not for getting out knots.

[Sherri]

Are they very expensive? i would love this as my hair likes jojoba oil. I will have to check out our Wal-greens as I don't think i have seen it at wal-mart but i didn't check the brush section very good.

[paper]

Oh, I want to try this! I'm going to look for it when I go shopping this week.

[spidermom]

I still like mine. I am in the habit of detangling with a comb so never considered this brush as a detangling tool. The bristles are too soft, I think. It wasn't too expensive -- about $7 US.

[Sherri]

I still like mine. I am in the habit of detangling with a comb so never considered this brush as a detangling tool. The bristles are too soft, I think. It wasn't too expensive -- about $7 US.
No that's not bad for a brush and plus it would save on getting the oil bottle out rubbing it on hands then combing thru. Ok that made me sound really lazy. oh, well.

[neon-dream]

Haha wow I have this brush and didnt even notice!!

[DMARTINEZ]

I bought this brush also. Its ok, but not great. I think I would get better
results having just used Jojoba lightly,then brushed with my Denham.I
think its kind of a scam. JMHO ;)

Deb

[spidermom]

It's pretty hard to find a brush that doesn't have little balls on the ends of the bristles, so I was happy to find this one. I don't know how much jojoba oil it distributes, but that doesn't matter to me as much as as the fact that it has soft bristles and a flexible base. Therefore, I don't see it as a scam.

[EmpressRi]

This brush is the bane of my existence!! I can detangle with it before a wash and it slides through my hair like butter. This is my vid detangling with it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzSZUpSpNuw&feature=channel_page

I'm due to replace my brush!!!

[paper]

Great video! :D I'm looking forward to trying this brush.

[GlassEyes]

Heeeey! My sister has that brush! XD

[paper]

I bought this brush today and just tryed it. It's very nice, I like it!

I bought it at Walmart. It's with the brushes, next to the headbands, barrettes and stuff.

[spidermom]

This brush is the bane of my existence!! I can detangle with it before a wash and it slides through my hair like butter. This is my vid detangling with it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzSZUpSpNuw&feature=channel_page

I'm due to replace my brush!!!

I love your video as much as I love this brush!

[rhodochrosite]

I bought this brush sometime in December, I believe. It was around $12 in my local supermarket. I bought it because it doesn't have the balls at the end of the bristles and the bristles were very soft and pliable.

I don't notice the jojoba in my hair at all (don't see it, no noticeable difference), but the brush slides nicely through my hair. I don't use a brush to take out knots, so I'm not sure how well it would do that. When I find a knot, I tend to use my fingers to ply it apart.

I like this brush. I'd get another if I lost it, I suppose. A little pricey, though.

[Delilah]

My BBB is infused with oil- my own! hehe
It might sound gross but it doesn't smell or anything and I do rinse it with water occasionally.
It seems to smooth my hair and make it shine better now that it has 'aged'.

[Sissy]

I bought this brush based on the recommendation of someone here on LHC a while back. I don't use it all the time, but I probably should instead of some of the other brushes I rake through my hair.

It's a nice brush and it does not make my hair oily. The bristles are like rubber... very soft and flexible. I got mine at Wal*Mart for under $10

[Cinnamon Hair]

EmpressRi, thanks for sharing the detangling video. It was great to see how the brush works on all that hair of yours.

[Sherri]

Just checked at my wal-mart and they are 10.95 there. I was wondering if anyone had link to find a coupon for it?

[Velouria]

I just bought this a couple of days ago. I like it so far, but I was wondering how the people that have been using it for awhile feel about it now.

I suppose I'm a bit leery of the possibility of brush-damage. I have been finger and wide-tooth combing for years, but my hair is thinner than it used to be, so I'm trying brushing for the scalp stimulation. Being curly, I've only used it pre-wash and post-detangling.

[steph in tx]

OMGosh! That video was so much fun. You are very entertaining. :)

I saw this brush at Walmart the other day and I thought, "How in the world do they infuse jojoba oil in a brush??" Now I know. I may buy it to see how it works on my 10 year old's super-dry "horse" hair.

[spidermom]

I still like mine. I mostly use it pre-wash to collect as much shed hair as possible and save the bathtub drain.

[IndigoInk]

I have been eyeing these for awhile now. i really want to try one as I have always used brushes, but never found one that I really liked. I have semi-coarse thick hair and can't use any of the BBBs that I have tried.

[Velouria]

Thanks, Spidermom.

[paper]

I still like mine. It does make static in my hair, but that might just be a winter thing? I brush my hair with every night before bed.

[morguebabe]

DB and I still like our.

[dorothea-brooke]

I just hunted up this thread again cause Darkhorse recommended the brush on her blog.

EmpressRI, thanks for that video! I love your adorable New Yawk accent -- makes me miss my hometown. (I'm from Philly, so we tawk kinda the same. ;))