Simpson Polo 14 Manchurian in butterscotch.
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Thats nice!!!! I love that classic butterscotch color.
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Thats nice!!!! I love that classic butterscotch color.
I would contact Rudy Vey to discuss another Shavemac 2-band! 
This one, W/ Silvertip Knot
Connaught sells the Muhle STF in 23mm; that is a real nice do everything brush for fifty bucks or so, delivered. No shedding, soft on the face, and makes MWF beg for mercy.
I'd probably want a Declaration Grooming or Wolf Whisker's brush because of their rarity/ price point. At least for their badgers, it seems very dense but still soft at the tips. And they look amazing so great for SOTD posts!
Simpson Polo 14 Manchurian in butterscotch.
I know many think Manchurian type of hair is some marketing/prestige thing. I did too until I tried the Zenith Manchurian brush. I'm sold, I love it more than any other badger grade.
And there's nothing better than the Simpsons (or English) butterscotch color! Nice brush.
A large Paladin knot in a Jade handle. Something like this.
A custom Shavemac 2-band silvertip around 21-22 mm.
I would have to say a wolf whiskers brush.
There is no such thing as the perfect brush. The only thing you can hope for is to find the perfect brush for you, whether that is an inexpensive synthetic or a premium badger. I enjoy using a variety of soaps and creams and a variety of brushes (badger, boar, horsehair and synthetic) to lather them. If I only used one soap day in and day out, selecting the perfect brush would be far easier.
SOC Cherry Boar. So much controversy, I'd hate to waste the $$$, regardless of how drop-dead gorgeous it is!
I agree. I've had at least 25 brushes costing up to $165. I've given up chasing that perfect unicorn brush, but admit that most of my favorites are at the higher end.
I'd get another Cremo horsehair brush. The one I have now works perfectly for my needs. No other brush could surpass this perfection.
I just use boar brushes. I don't care much for badgers and synthetics.
And boars are cheap enough not to break the bank.
And boars are cheap enough not to break the bank.
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i was about to place a order for a carabian oak wood simpson manchurian brush for 360 pounds, then i realized that 360 pounds is 450 usd. almost 500 for a brush god damn. i might have to wait on that or focus on the SV 2.0 Shaving Brush from SV. also manchurian.
One brush for face and bowl lathering? That would make me sad.
I guess it would be the Semogue TSN LE.
I guess it would be the Semogue TSN LE.
I'd hands down would want something like a Graydog wood handle. Some of those wood handles he's posted are little art pieces. I know wood and water aren't quite friends, but wood certainly makes the most elegant and beautiful handles.
Since we're talking free, I'd want a Simpson synthetic knot in it (probably, I've never used anything expensive like a Simpson, lol).
Since we're talking free, I'd want a Simpson synthetic knot in it (probably, I've never used anything expensive like a Simpson, lol).
A 28mm Declaration. Oh, but it would be so hard to pick between B5, B6, and B7.
For me something that combined the great looks of my Truefitt & Hill (Rooney) 3/1, the perfect Manchurian badger know of my Shave Revolution and the perfection that is a Simpson Chubby 2.... That would be the Simpson Chubby 2 Manchurian Dark Knight
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