Thanks mate!The Vulfix looks much better but those could do the job too.hando said:have a look here Teiste
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it's not the same handle but you could enquire as to the dimentions
Teiste said:Thanks mate!The Vulfix looks much better but those could do the job too.
antdad said:Vulfix 404 mix - £8
Golden Nib Finest (standard/Xtra hair) knotted brush either bought directly or made by one of our resident brush makers (£30 - £50??)
Anything decent between £10 and £30?? some boar brushes I suppose lets see what turns up.
Audiolab said:My starter was an Edwin Jagger Best medium and I stand by this as one of the best starter, it is not too big and not too small. I think as a first brush you want a little bit of luxury especially since it will probably be your only brush for at least a few weeks.
At £23 this is luxurious enough to make you feel like you have a proper brush and is practically broken in on the first use. Classic styling and the handle is nice to hold in the hand. I think C&E made a similar one a while back and this is almost identical in size and price.
If you are talking starter brushes I think a boar requires a degree of skill that a beginner may not have developed and primarily you are starting on creams. the EJ is a great cream brush and it even comes with a stand.
Picture from The Gentleman's Shop where this brush is available
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