Vintage Hairbrushes you can still buy today
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Today I will be discussing vintage hairbrushes you can still buy today.
History of the hairbrush:
The earliest U.S. patent for a modern hairbrush was by Hugh Rock in 1854. Samuel Firey patented a brush with elastic wire teeth and natural bristles in 1870. In 1898, Lyda D. Newman invented an "Improved Hairbrush," which allowed for easy cleaning and had bristles separated wide enough to allow for easy combing.
In 1777, William Kent founded Kent Brushes in Hertfordshire, England, a company that became the first known hairbrush manufacturer. The company created its brushes from wood and bristle-most commonly made from animal hair or feathers-with each brush taking up to 12 individuals to craft. After 230 years, Kent Brushes still holds the title "the world's oldest hairbrush manufacturer."
It took over 100 years and an industrial revolution before the automatic brush-boring machine in 1885, which allowed for hairbrushes to be churned out at a more marketable speed. In this same year, Mason Pearson also created "the original rubber-cushioned brush," a design that was perfected in the 1920s and remains popular in most modern hairbrushes.
However, it wasn't until Lyda Newman entered the hairbrush arena that brushes as we know them today truly took form. In 1898, Newman, an African-American inventor, hairdresser, and women's rights activist, modified and patented the hairbrush to include durable synthetic bristles and a ventilation chamber that enables easier cleaning, along with a storage place for any debris pulled from the scalp or hair. For those who use hair dryers, variations of Lyda Newman's ventilated brush are likely bathroom staples. However, the creation of the round styling brush is credited to French stylist Patrick Alès, who in 1965 decided to "break free from styling hair with hot rollers" in favor of creating a "blown out" look using a round brush of his invention.
Today, there is almost as great a range of hairbrushes as an array of hair types. Some brushes, such as the Kent Brushes, are still handcrafted with carefully selected wood and bristles, while others are made exclusively of plastic and rubber. Some brushes are for styling, while others remain simple detangling and grooming tools.
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In the late 20th Century, the famous Beverly Hills hairdresser Jose Eber himself gave me a Mason Pearson brush, and I still use it today. I am so stoked that I'm going to be one of those old ladies that tells personal stories that include the phrase "in the late 20th century".
i'm always confused by the centuries. My grandmother was born in England around 1890 something. She had my mum late. My mother had me "late"". My grandmother could remember people still talking about Jack the ripper. ( I think he may have finished by then, but people still talked because it was such a big case.). Can i say my Grandma was born two centuries ago? heee.:)
@@chrisoliva530 That is fascinating!
I think a nice hair brush always makes a fabulous gift. It's not something people usually would buy for themselves.
I have a handbag sized Mason Pearson brush which was made by my husband, who worked for the company in England back in 1971. The employees were permitted to take one item if they wanted to. It is made with pure bristles and I love using it to give my hair a great shine. I saw the large one a couple of years ago in a TJ Maxx, and it was priced at well over $1-200.00! I also have a handbag sized white Denman hairbrush and love that also.
ughhh vintage is just ❤️❤️❤️!!
I splurged on a Dark Ruby mixed bristle Mason Pearson from EBay after coveting one since the 90s. I found out Jane Seymour swears by hers and wanted it ever since. I figure I deserve one after going through chemo and losing all my beautiful hair a few years ago! It is now longer than it has been in years and I have my Mason Pearson!! 💕 I love your channel, Laura
Love everything vintage.
Hi catmama💌❕😻
I wish Mason Pearson still made their hairbrushes with rosewood. My grandmother has one and it’s beautiful but she will NOT give it to me. Lol 😂
Oh neat I want a vintage one too
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Mason Pearson still makes certain models in a lightwood backed design by request, custom ordered.
Go to MP website for email address for brochure & prices & how to place your order.
My grandmother also had a rosewood Mason Pearson brush :)
@@oolongteaforjoyluck17 hello can you provide the link it seems that it only takes me to the distributor in New York and they’re mostly sold out. How do I request a wooden one ?
I loved this about hairbrushes I have a paddle hairbrush from Avon Cosmetics and I have had it for about 20yrs or more and it's still like new no wear or tear so I have never thought of replacing it xx
I love the Avon hairbrush
I have a Mason Pearson (mixed bristle handy). It was worth every penny.
I agree
Thank you for this video. I love my Mason Pearson brush and it was so nice to hear the history. I have mine for over 15 years and still like new. You just need to clean it.
Hello dear!May I ask,what do you actually mean by stating "...to clean it"? You mean:no washing the brush?! Thank you in advance,sending you wishes for a nice Friday &a pleasant weekend❕💙💌
@@ramfaki1256 I have a special hair remover to take out the excess hair and wash the brush from time to time. It keeps it in good condition. If you do that, you will have the brush for a long time.
@@deborahdirago2301 Thank you lovely!💐May your weekend's wonderful💖❕
I looked up the brand of hairbrush I've been using since I was a child, Isinis of France, and they started in 1909. I think my first one lasted 25 years, until the rubber that holds the bristles gave out. They're a bit pricey, but worth it for how long they last.
great video! please do a video on the history of make up brushes too!
Dear Laura Jane Atelier - thank you, this was wonderful ! Great, I love a good Hairbrush history talk ! 💥
I love my Mason Pearson it’s so nice on the scalp and it makes the hair look really shiny and pretty . If I have granddaughters I plan on getting them each one . So glad you did vintage brushes ❤️
I haven't used a hairbrush in probably almost two years. Since I stopped relaxing my hair, I'm getting used to my natural hair texture & trust me, brushes have gotten caught up in there! XD I need to find one suitable for my hair & I finally acknowledge that it may mean spending more than $7! LOL No such luck yet though.
I have a cream denman brush I bought in the 60’s for back combing my hair to make a beehive hairstyle.Still use it today to back comb my hair but not as intense as for a beehive.
Ugh, they're all lovely. I've always wanted a Mason Pearson brush, but unshockingly, I couldn't afford it. Is it possible some more affordable options to some of these beautiful brushes? Maybe give some background info on them as well?
A denmann mixed bristle cushion brush works very similar, I’m in love with mine. The handle isn’t quite as sturdy but the bristles feel great
I use a D81L I think
Look into Kent brushes.
Just discovered your channel and going to binge watch it now.
I love your channel Laura, I just recently got your subscription and I’m happy to be supporting your channel!!! I can’t wait to get the vintage valley of the dolls palette!
Enjoyed to video! I use a Wet Brush, I love it! I definitely notice the different between other ones in a similar price range, it definitely glides thought the hair and detangles well. I have the regular and one with boar bristles added to it.
Loved this! I love Mason Pearson and Denman brushes, I haven’t tried Kent yet.
Laura I love that song you use for your channel!
I've used a Jean-Pierre made in France for the longest time. They've been around since the 60s. Very nice brush! I also use a Denman for brushing out my wet sets. It's the perfect brush for that.
The Denman brush for curly hair is the best!
I have a small Mason Pearson brush.
Neat tips ty 💗✨✨
Hey, Laura ! You are great ! 💥🌹✨🌹🌹🌹💥✨💥
When I used my best Friends Mason Pierson brush I was amazed and immediately got my own. It truly makes your hair soft and shiny.
I like the Denman type brushes it good for massaging the scalp to hair growth, good for black hair detangler,and it works very well with wigs.
Mirta de Perales Perales Medium hair brush should be on this list. It is a classic among Hispanics.
Great video :-)
I've used mostly goody combs and brushes:-)
Thanks so much
Goody lasts forever
Cool!
Very interesting wow.
Which brush did you use and like the best?
Laura, what is the pretty music you play in the background of your videos?
These brushes , as of the highest quality, are very pricey and unfortunately I have not been able to afford them to try them. But hey, they are great, I am sure ! 💥
Never mind sweet lady! It's not the end of world...whatever anyone could afford!💟
@@ramfaki1256 Thanks, you're pretty sweet yourself ! 💥
@@shannalynnmeighan347 Thanks lovely!💐 May you have a pleasant weekend❕💙
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As always another presentation much appreciated
As always
Be well
Stay safe
Look after yourself and your loved ones in these unsettling times God bless you 💕♥️❤️💚✝️🙏
It my favourite channel for sure hahahahaha
I have a Mason Pearson brush and didn't even know what I had I love it that's what made me stop on this video I seen it in the the thumbnail
What is a shaving brush?
As a woman with natural hair, the denman brush literally tears my hair apart and I don’t understand it 😩😩
That mason brush is beautiful sadly those brushes only work on good hair 😢 My hair is mixed meaning my hair is thick, frizzy all over and my hair looks always electrocuted lol!!! I have to use cantu brand to get my jungle mane in control and still looking for the perfect brush meaning looking for one that will brush through my hair easily & won't hurt 😬🌞 Lovely video btw🌈✌💃 -Mercy(I am using my dad's account at the moment)
Stop with the good hair talk. Your hair is lovely too you just need to figure out how to best take care of it.
For cleaning the mason pearson brush, could I use a drop of dawn soap mixed with warm water instead of shampoo? Most shampoos have oils in them that coat the hair. Whereas dawn soap removes all oils including the oils from your hair that the brush soaked up.
I usually use a good clarifying shampoo or hand soap. I’m sure a drop or two of dish soap would be good
Why do you ask this same exact question on every single Mason Pearson review video? Stop being weird. People have answered you many times on other videos.
@@cfoster6804 I’m a consumer researcher this is what I do. I collect data and information by gathering up different responses and replies to the questions I’m told to ask the consumers. This is one of the many sources we use. As for this specific brand of Mason Pearson brush we found most people clean their brush with the following: shampoo, mild soap, mild detergent, and dish soap (primarily Dawn dish soap) the longevity of this particular brush being made of natural materials is affected by the care and products the individual uses. Overtime it may affect the quality of the brush. If you have any helpful information to share please feel free to do so. Have an awesome day! Thank you!
Does a pure boar brush get into your scalp??
Only if you brush in smaller sections.
It would b nice to see examples of what you're talking about rather than keep recycling the same footage xx
I showed you samples of all the brushes