I have all the different types of brushes, but badger hair is by far my favorite. Because I like to face lather 99% of the time backbone, soft tips, brush size are all important, but I have found that lather flow through is my #1 priority. My problem is I don’t know what makes a brush have good FT.
I have heard high density brushes tend not to have good FT and my Maggard SHD does not. My SV high mountain white Manchurian also does not. I have 3 Shavemac 2 band fans where the 22mm is great, the 24mm is good and the 26mm is not good. The Shavemac 2 band bulb is not good. My Simpson Duke 2&3 best and the Classic 2 best have the best FT of all of my brushes.
I would like to know what makes good FT in a badger brush. When I get the urge for a new brush, what can I look for to predict good FT?
I have heard high density brushes tend not to have good FT and my Maggard SHD does not. My SV high mountain white Manchurian also does not. I have 3 Shavemac 2 band fans where the 22mm is great, the 24mm is good and the 26mm is not good. The Shavemac 2 band bulb is not good. My Simpson Duke 2&3 best and the Classic 2 best have the best FT of all of my brushes.
I would like to know what makes good FT in a badger brush. When I get the urge for a new brush, what can I look for to predict good FT?