Experience with Pea green Penhaligon's - anyone?

[wimbouman]

Gentlemen,

When looking for another brush (AD has definitively gotten hold of me), I came across this Penhaligon's brush:

I did a search on the forum, but did not see threads, So, does any of you seasoned BBers have any hands on experience with it?
Could someone recommend it?

Grazi,

Wim

 

[TorzJohnson]

I've never seen one of these, but it looks like Pure badger. It's hard to tell from the picture but it looks like it may have been trimmed to shape. Some people like Pure badger, but if it's trimmed to shape I would steer clear of it myself.

 

[wimbouman]

I think it is pure badger also, the price is 35 GBP so that might give a clue into that direction.

Does trimming to shape mean that is less soft to the face?

 

[domino]

Trimming the hair will result in a brush that is very scratchy and uncomfortable

I think it is pure badger also, the price is 35 GBP so that might give a clue into that direction.

Does trimming to shape mean that is less soft to the face?

 

[mretzloff]

I think it is pure badger also, the price is 35 GBP so that might give a clue into that direction.

35 GBP ($58) for a pure badger?

You're just paying for the name.

 

[andrew98]

35 GBP ($58) for a pure badger?

You're just paying for the name.

+1. Go with a Simpsons or something better in that price range.

-Andy