Contrary to popular belief, some impulse buys *actually* serve a purpose.
"Listen, I don't know who Lily England is, but that woman is a godsend! I'm not up to the times when it comes to beauty products and whatnot. Being in the military also makes me plaster my hair to my head, so trying to brush out my hair at the end of the day with all the product turns into to another war in itself. For as long as I can remember, I have always used a normal brush. I also used to just brush my hair out as if my hair took my man from me.
It was a very impulsive, 'oooh that's shiny' purchase, but oh my lawd am I so thankful for this brush. The first time I used it, I decided to try after work. This thing literally told my hair that everything was going to be OK. I also used to make a rug on my floor with my hair, and I also could have made a scarf with the hair that was left on my regular brush after three days. Not this bad boy!!! Just buy it...
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