Well said.Ryan it's a brush any face latherer can afford but a brush no face latherer can afford to be without.
Agreed, it's definitely worth it.
Very cool Ryan...cool!Waiting on this 1936 ad.
It matches my Brit Aristocrat.
Thanks Roby, I'll let you know.I'm also strictly a face latherer and your research is spot on. The 620 is my favorite brush, it excels at face lathering. I hope you'll post your thoughts ounce you've tested it.
It is a very attractive brush.
Received items today and this evening did a quick palm lather as a tester and to lose the slight whiff of pig. Chose pro green, as for me this a quite a strong scent. Soaked it for 5 minutes and went away. First thing that was immediately noticeable was the back bone, this brush I'm sure will stand up to anything you can throw at it. It chomped up the proraso into great peaks effortlessly. I simulated 3 passes & although the last pass was a little weak I'm confident that when it breaks in, it will release lather efficiently.I'm also strictly a face latherer and your research is spot on. The 620 is my favorite brush, it excels at face lathering. I hope you'll post your thoughts ounce you've tested it.
Thank you for the follow up. I'm very glad you're pleased with it so far. It will soften nicely while retaining it's backbone and will splay beautifully. I often get it to release it's last bit of soap by splaying on the chin and spreading it from there. In the effort to use up every bit of a particularly good soap I'll squeeze it out of the brush, scoop it up with the brush and take it to the face. Enjoy
Yep. That.Thank you for the follow up. I'm very glad you're pleased with it so far. It will soften nicely while retaining it's backbone and will splay beautifully. I often get it to release it's last bit of soap by splaying on the chin and spreading it from there. In the effort to use up every bit of a particularly good soap I'll squeeze it out of the brush, scoop it up with the brush and take it to the face. Enjoy
The 620 gives me a chuckle sometimes Ryan, have you noticed when wet it sometimes looks like Beaker from the Muppets
Thanks Roby, that's what I pretty much do myself. I usually scoop out the last of my lather and leave it on my face after I've finished my passes and while I'm cleaning out my brush and razor. It's particularly good with soaps that have tallow or lanolin as a pre balm. I expected that when the brush blooms I'll be able to pick up lots more soap too.Thank you for the follow up. I'm very glad you're pleased with it so far. It will soften nicely while retaining it's backbone and will splay beautifully. I often get it to release it's last bit of soap by splaying on the chin and spreading it from there. In the effort to use up every bit of a particularly good soap I'll squeeze it out of the brush, scoop it up with the brush and take it to the face. Enjoy
