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Does anyone have any experience of this brush? I shall probably be purchasing this, or next, week. I've read lots of very good reviews and some indifferent ones.
Jack Black Pure Performance Shave Brush
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It's a lot to pay for a synthetic brush. What are you looking for, and why do you think this may be the answer?
It's a lot to pay for a synthetic brush. What are you looking for, and why do you think this may be the answer?
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Really don't see the point at that price, and as for more hygienic what's that all about ?
Really don't see the point at that price, and as for more hygienic what's that all about ?
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Nah!! :evil:
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Fido said:
I'm looking for a non-badger hair brush. I am currently using the Wilkinson Sword brush, having started with a cheap Men-U brush I picked up in Boots with a free tube of shave cream for around £9.
Men-U do some more expensive brushes, at around £20 - £30. What are they like, I wonder?
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Boar is non badger!
There's a huge variety under £30.
But this one is in line with your question:
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I'm tempted to buy it for my brush blog but someone like yourself ought perhaps to take the hit and give it a go. We will all benefit from your review!
There's a huge variety under £30.
But this one is in line with your question:
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I'm tempted to buy it for my brush blog but someone like yourself ought perhaps to take the hit and give it a go. We will all benefit from your review!
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I've gone for an Edwin Jagger Ebony Chatsworth, ordered this morning, which I'll happily review when it turns up, of course.
At £34.30 it's almost half the price of the Jack Black.
Thanks for the responses, I may look seriously at one of the Men-U brushes as a second or travel brush. You'll be the first to know if I do.
At £34.30 it's almost half the price of the Jack Black.
Thanks for the responses, I may look seriously at one of the Men-U brushes as a second or travel brush. You'll be the first to know if I do.