Advise for Omega
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If you do a quick search, there are several threads discussing Omega boar brushes.
One that seems to be recommended quite often is the Omega 31064. I would also look at other boar brush makers, such as Semogue.
One that seems to be recommended quite often is the Omega 31064. I would also look at other boar brush makers, such as Semogue.
Semogue is the one!
What size brush do you favor? Omegas range from huge (like the excellent #49) to travel sized. It's hard to make a useful recommendation without knowing if you want a small, medium sized, or large brush. 
That one took me a minute, as I thought you were looking for a new badger brush. I would recommend the Omega 81052, available here, and reviewed here.
If you are using mainly creams, you might also consider a reasonable silvertip badger. The Omega 636 is a great value, available here, and reviewed here. I find it to be a truly luxurious silvertip experience, and it works a charm on creams.
Maybe you should buy both.
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Maybe you should buy both.
You go to push me to the divorce.
In fact, I find them to swipe too soft to my taste (I possess 2), and I find that the boars have an exfolliante high quality.
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What size brush do you favor? Omegas range from huge (like the excellent #49) to travel sized. It's hard to make a useful recommendation without knowing if you want a small, medium sized, or large brush.
I think large brush is better because softer. Somebody said that Omega 106 became after a long time, as soft as a silver tip badger brush, because of its very long hair. What do you think about this?
