There is a variety of hair styling tools in the market. One particular type of such tools is known as cushion brush in which during use, bristles of the brush sink or rise together with a supporting layer in response to pressure applied thereon. However, conventional cushion brushes suffer from different problems. For example, under conditions of repeated reciprocating movement of the bristles and the supporting layer and/or fluctuating temperature they tend to be rather non-durable. Issues of comfort, ease and cost of manufacture, etc. are other problems that are to be addressed.
The present invention seeks to addresses these issues, or at least to provide a useful alternative to the public.