good brush

[dredge3]

Hi, got my first badger brush from ebay. From day 1 it was loosing hair. Now after 2 months or so, clumps are cumming out. Ant good links out there for a new one. Dont want to spend £50 unless it lasts years, like it should

 

[Arrowhead]

Here's a couple of links to start you off:

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You'll have to scroll well down the second one to get to the "economy" brushes.

 

[henkverhaar]

Or ask any one of your friendly neighbourhood brush makers to make you a custom one...

 

[antdad]

Indeed or if wood isn't your thing I think this chap offers great value.

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See brush reviews for his Finest knot.

 

[fozz77]

for handmade brushes ....www.vintagescents.com

 

[neocaligatio]

Hey Dredge - As Henk pointed out, a few of us make brushes (at very reasonable prices!) and everyone on here has advice for you on type, style etc.

Henk and I added a few comments to this post which wouldn't be a bad place to start: http://www.theshavingroom.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=962

Chris