Essentials Rubber Curry Grooming Brush with Loop Handle Red

I’ve been using the Le Salon Essentials Rubber Curry Grooming Brush for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed with how well it works. I have a short-haired dog that sheds a lot, and this brush has become part of our daily routine.What I Like:Effective at Removing Loose Hair: The rubber bristles really grab onto the loose fur without pulling or irritating my dog’s skin. It works especially well after a bath or during shedding season.Gentle and Comfortable: Unlike some metal brushes, this one is soft and flexible. My dog actually seems to enjoy it—it’s more like a massage than a brushing session.Easy-to-Grip Handle: The loop handle is comfortable and secure, even when your hands are wet or soapy. It doesn’t slip around, which makes it easy to use in the tub or outside.Great for Bath Time: I also use it to lather shampoo during baths. It helps spread the soap evenly and gives my dog a nice scrub without being harsh.Durable & Easy to Clean: The brush is made of sturdy rubber and rinses clean quickly. No annoying fur stuck in bristles—just a quick rinse and it's ready for the next use.Final Thoughts:This brush is a simple, affordable, and very effective tool for grooming short- or medium-haired dogs. It’s gentle, easy to use, and does a great job of reducing shedding while giving your pup a nice little massage.Highly recommend if you’re looking for a no-fuss grooming brush that actually works!

This product works great. My dog has very fine short hair and it gets all the loose hair out. It's very easy and I don't have to brush hard and he enjoys it very much.Definitely a goodbye

Pros:It works well in removing loose hair and dirt from my pet's coat.The rubber bristles are gentle yet effective and promote a healthy coat.The loop handle provides a secure grip while grooming.Cons:It's pretty small, which may not be comfortable for those with larger hands.I found a price difference between T.J.Maxx ($3.99) and Amazon ($7).Overall, this grooming brush is a decent brush that gets the job done. Just be aware of its small size and check different retailers for the best price.

I've been progressively learning how to groom my american staffordshire mix since I got her, while her care needs are minimal and her coat stays fabulous in between washes, it can be hard to figure out how to brush these guys as they do blow their coats about twice a year and shed minimally year round.This has been my go to brush to groom her in the bathtub, it gathers all the hair inside and takes off a lot - which helps with a dog whom is bath anxious and working through it! Afterwards I can let it dry and peel out the fur to toss for bird nests (recycling if you will) or i can rinsing it out in a clump and it goes into the trash.Despite having been an avid horse rider, I don't know why I didn't think of a curry comb for my dog sooner! The grip is nice but could be a bit bigger to fit for more hand sizes. I will probably try this on my smooth collie when I eventually am ready to bring one home!

It's ok... It does what it should but I've had more solid curry brushes before. Also, it's a bit small & I'm a woman with small hands. Wouldn't but this one again. Feels like hard plastic.

Perfect for my beagle. Removes any fine hair easily. Easy to grip wirh the hand band. She loves it.

We've tried several different brushes on our Australian Kelpie and a curry comb worked the best but, due to the stiffness, it didn't work on the place he needed it the most....the hindquarters. This brush is comfortable for both the user and the dog and it's flexible enough to brush the hindquarters easily. Great at getting the undercoat on a short coat dog .Great quality.Loose fur flies and I did what one person recommended and wetted the brush.

This was a repurchase after losing the first one over the winter. We bought other brushes that our dog ended up hating., he loves this one! It’s easy to hold and gets the job done. Our dog is a bully mix and his coat is so shiny afterwards. Would highly recommend!