I am such a sucker

So I keep telling people that the cheapy brushes are fine and do a good job. And really they do, and for people with one or two dogs, they are perfect. But I find that with every brush that I buy that is NOT a CC, the glue comes undone, and the rubber pin holder bit comes out.

I like this brush so far. The rubber coating is interesting. It's 27mm, which is a little long, but does a nice job.
 
ClantyreSheltie said:
So I keep telling people that the cheapy brushes are fine and do a good job. And really they do, and for people with one or two dogs, they are perfect. But I find that with every brush that I buy that is NOT a CC, the glue comes undone, and the rubber pin holder bit comes out.
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After reading on this forum I bought some CC brushes with this pup. The cheaper pin brush that I had seemed to scratch and pull. I was very hesitant to spend that kind of money for a brush for a dog. But, they are so pretty and well made. I have the wood pin one and I still love it. It just glides through her hair. The dog has better brushes and combs than I do!

I had to reorder some white on white so I also ordered their Spectrum shampoo. Has anyone tried it?
 
I love my CC brushes! I must admit, when I saw the coloured brushes a couple of months ago, I was so tempted! But I resisted.

I expect the brushes are the same, only they now come in funky colours! :lol:

As for the scissors.....I own a pair of CC's razor shapers. I got them at a great price, but I've never learned how to use them properly, and no web site as been any help. I even contacted CC directly but their advice still didn't work for me. That being said, when I use them as regular shears they are outstanding!

I love the CC products. They are always my first choice....if I can afford them! :razz:
 
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