Has anyone used one of these? ???

http://www.chinaberry.com/showbook.cfm?invnum=1194&userid=73847711

They also make a wooden bristle brush in two sizes.  They are kind of pricey.  I read somewhere that Bass makes a wooden bristle brush for about $10.

This was interesting to me, but for some reason I just don't like brushes with the bristles inserted into rubber pad; I have absolutely no reason to not like them, I just don't.

I'd love to hear any thoughts on this.

TIA,

SF

I don't like rubber pad brushes either, they "catch" on the hair and cause friction, which causes hair loss, which I don't really need at this point Frankly I don't see the point of a pokybrush though! A comb detangles and a BBB distributes oil, so what's a pokybrush supposed to be for? ?

Hm.... more hm...

Anais

To me it looked like that much of the praise that Widu brush received on the page is really things that one can say about ANY wooden hairbrush with wooden (or similar bristles)...like it being easy to clean, massaging scalp and not heating when one blow-dries (does someone do that? ). Combined to rather high price and the fact that I never brush except very little with natural bristle brush to spread jojoba oil, I for once don't have a temptation to buy.

Of course, I'm eager to hear more of this from a more impartial choice, so don't you feel discouraged because of my skepticism