Educate me on natural brushes

Francorelli · Monday August 13, 2018

Satanfriendly said:
Or save towards my next Gibson Les Paul?

This is the correct choice.

donnie_arko · Monday August 13, 2018

Satanfriendly said:
Or save towards my next Gibson Les Paul?

This is a good choice.

Bogeyman · Monday August 13, 2018

chris.hale said:
From a utilitarian perspective a Â£100+ badger will not do anything that a synthetic won't, however it will feel nicer on the face...

And even that part is up in the air with the newest synthetics IMHO.

Nisse · Monday August 13, 2018

I am not sensitive like the real princess in The Princess and the Pea by HC Andersen so just about any shaving brush will do

Rufus · Monday August 13, 2018

Satanfriendly said:
And I guess that is where my quandary lies. Is it worth the pay out or do I stay with what I know and like?

I am not sure what this face feel is but the Muhles I have feel comfortable to me. Whereas oddly enough my natural brush feels quite rough and how do I say it, dry. I have two weeks off as from tomorrow and I aim to spend time going natural. And naked.

I think it all rather sways me to stick with the two synthetics and save my cash to flitter elsewhere. Or save towards my next Gibson Les Paul?

And it saves time wandering around with no clothes on.

It depends what you consider to be a â€˜pay out'. IMO, good value can be had in a Simpson Colonel 2XL with a best badger knot and a shavemac finest badger knot. In either case you won't be shelling out a ridiculous amount on a punt and if you don't like the brush it should be an easy BST. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

Educate me on natural brushes

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Nisse

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