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If I look like I've eaten a kebab with my hands tied after my next shave I won't be happy hahaha!
Shedding Simpson badger
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It's going to cost you £25-30 for a decent badger knot from China. You'll also risk damaging the brush during the knot removal. Simpson's can sort all that buggerance for you and you know you'll like the knot type. I also imagine Simpson's will warranty it for you as well. £50 well spent I say 
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For £50. How long will the brush last, 10, 15, 20, 30 years (I have a badger that is at least 10 years old still looks like new. my first brush, and it is a standard badger) 50 is cheap for a decent brush that will last a while, your son can have it when the time comes.
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Shoot man, I am happy to pay fifty to get the brush up and running again. But a paternity suit for offspring I have no knowledge of, damn, maybe I'll go full synthetic! The undertaker can have it when I shuffle off! Yeah I'll give it a week more of wash, dry, comb and see if that helps. If not I'll send it to the mothership for rebadgeration. Where there's a will there's a relative but if someone wants to claim I'm their dad they'd better have some good fake DNA ! I just need to make sure my godson finds the true path to smoothitude. Mind you I think 14 might be a bit young for putting a straight razor into the hands of a cocky young stripling!For £50. How long will the brush last, 10, 15, 20, 30 years (I have a badger that is at least 10 years old still looks like new. my first brush, and it is a standard badger) 50 is cheap for a decent brush that will last a while, your son can have it when the time comes.