Another what should my next brush be.

[Hex]

This is really for my son who has a Tweezerman and uses C.O. Bigelow exclusively.

Well, that's about to change since I sent him a goody box of samples of T&H, and other stuff. *evil grin*

We are going to have a shave-a-thon in about 2 weeks and I was going to get him a step up in brushes and wanted your advice.

He has never used a soap so a brush that would do creams and soaps, preferably a badger would be ideal. Say, under $25.00.

thanks

 

[bran]

The only thing I know of that is close to the $25 is the Vulfix 2006. Phil at Bullgoose has it for $20.75.

http://www.bullgooseshaving.net/vu2pba.html

 

[JPDyson]

I consider the Shea Moisture Shave Brush from Target a step up from Tweezerman, at only $9 you can afford more software.

 

[Joe Edson]

If you are handy, you can possibly watch ebay and get a vintage handle for about $5-7 shipped (have to get lucky, but they do happen). You can then get yourself a TGN knot for around $22 shipped and make your own that would be far superior to anything you can buy at $25.

I did also used to own an EJ Black badger that I bought for around $30 and it was a pretty good brush. Never owned a tweezerman, but I figure it would be an upgrade.

 

[Eclectic]

Frank Shaving: http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=160334

At £9.99 buy two with different handles.
There is no competition at this price. It even betters far more expensive brushes.