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I had a boar bristle fingernail brush for 35 years till it looked like 35 years old. Loved it. Bought a new plastic bristle brush, cheapo. Stiff yukky bristles. Got this one. Ahhhh… much better.

This is a nice product. It’s made of real wood and bristles. My only complaint is that the bristles aren’t stiff enough to scrub under the bails like the plastic bristles do. I still use it and like it, but it just takes some time to scrub under the nails.

I might get more for gifts. It's functional and it is cute.

the wood part got a huge crack after just one week of use what causes the bristles to fall out.also the bristles are very week, they don‘t grab the dirt under fingernails very well. woul not recommend purchase. it‘s poor made. zero quality even when it looks like it!

I liked the concept but it fell apart quickly. Poor materials.

Eh it's ok. I have a cheap plastic one that is more sturdier but this one is aesthetically pleasing.It's too soft for me personally but I really like the look.Unless you really care about the way your bathroom looks, just grab a crappy plastic one lol

I was using this product in the bath for my kids and it molded super fast.

I'd like the bristles to be a touch tougher to get all the s*** off my hands after a day of working in the soil and manure

A really nice finger cleaner for lots of grease & a oils

The wood cracked after a couple of uses. I can still use it, but I don't know how long it will be before it falls apart.

The wood cracked in two places after only a few uses, I haven’t even had this a month yet and it looks like it’s been used for years. Fortunately I was able to return this and will not be purchasing the same as a replacement.

It's a nice little brush, but unfortunately the wood split right away, making the brush a haven for bacteria. We definitely shook all excess water out of it after each use, then stored it where it could dry as quickly as possible. There appears to be a quality control issue.

After a month of use, I tossed this out today. I use a nailbrush once every day. At the end of the month, the wood was starting to blacken in places, and the bristles were flattening.