Suggestions for new brush

Sargan said:
Care to suggest a Yagi brush to consider - not familiar with them
Looked at 26mm brushes .... Tuxedo, Mysterious space & Timberwolf are they basically the same, just different handles ?
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These are the three Yaqi synthetics that I have. The first one is a 24mm dandelion with Cashmere knot, second is a 24mm purple haze with Mew brown knot and third a 22mm cola with two band knot similar to a Tuxedo.

None of these brushes have ever shed a hair, all have super soft tips with varying degrees of backbone and all have a nicely balanced splay. I’ve found backbone firmness from softest to firmer is Cashmere - Mew brown - Tuxedo and I believe the Timberwolf sits between Cashmere and Mew brown.

My personal favourite is the two band knot on the right.
 

I would second the PAA brushes, of these I continuously return to the Perigrino, it's a solid brush that feels great on the face and a nice weight in the hand, it's performed well with everything I've thrown at it. I can see the phantom being the same.

Though saying that I do love the TGN 26mm boar set in an AP handle (if you can be bothered assembling one), lathers everything well and the extra scrub on the face is grand (still not completely broken in mind).

This is obviously just one opinion on a very subjective topic, and ignore it all if you're already set with the Yaqis.
 

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Boar brushes

Is there a place for boar brushes? Not being facetious, I just don't understand their place in the age of synthetics. Can someone enlighten me, and give me the name of the best boar out there? And I mean 'boar' as in brush, not 'bore' as in @Wayne.
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Crossan said:
Though saying that I do love the TGN 26mm boar set in an AP handle (if you can be bothered assembling one), lathers everything well and the extra scrub on the face is grand (still not completely broken in mind).
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Boar, nothing better, you may as well get one now, sooner or later that's what you're gonna "need".
 
It’s always dangerous to ask if a product is ‘…any good’. We all have different opinions as to boars, badger and synths (and soaps and blades, for that matter). None of our opinions are less valid than the others. At the end of the day, it’s what you like and what you feel comfortable with. I’d suggest you don’t just buy for the sake of it (believe me, I’ve been there); but if you feel the need maybe check out some YouTube footage of the products you’re interested in.
 

They only have the bleached ones.

They eat lather and are difficult to build a lather with.

The unbleached ones are excellent though.
 
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