Hi !
I am a beginner, about 3 months in wet shaving, enjoying all this so much and developed razor-acquisition-disorder (more than 20 in 2 months), blade-acquisition-disorder (about 1.000 blades) and shaving-cream-acquisition disorder (about 12 creams including TOBS and Musgo Real). Only have 1 soap, Arko, with Palmolive ordered on its way.
But until now I only got one pure badger Chinese Frank Shaving brush and one Turkish #6 boar or horse brush (also a Semogue unbranded that I still did not use). Comparing these two I prefer FS pure badger for comfort and ease of lathering.
I prefer direct face lathering with all my creams
I read several reviews about Simpson Berkeley 46 B best badger wich appears to be a nice beginner brush for about only US$ 50.
Will I have substantial gain in terms of easy lathering and pleasure, comparing to my FS and Turkish, with this Simpson brush ?
I do enjoy some backbone (not too soft bristles) and light facial scrubbing and prefer brushes that did not ask for "that much" product. I do not have experience with other sizes of brushes but I think maybe smalller is better but not too small.
It is fine for me buying 46 B or do you recommend me anything else ? This costs about US$ 50 but a brush up to US$ 100 that can last all life would be fine.
I am a beginner, about 3 months in wet shaving, enjoying all this so much and developed razor-acquisition-disorder (more than 20 in 2 months), blade-acquisition-disorder (about 1.000 blades) and shaving-cream-acquisition disorder (about 12 creams including TOBS and Musgo Real). Only have 1 soap, Arko, with Palmolive ordered on its way.
But until now I only got one pure badger Chinese Frank Shaving brush and one Turkish #6 boar or horse brush (also a Semogue unbranded that I still did not use). Comparing these two I prefer FS pure badger for comfort and ease of lathering.
I prefer direct face lathering with all my creams
I read several reviews about Simpson Berkeley 46 B best badger wich appears to be a nice beginner brush for about only US$ 50.
Will I have substantial gain in terms of easy lathering and pleasure, comparing to my FS and Turkish, with this Simpson brush ?
I do enjoy some backbone (not too soft bristles) and light facial scrubbing and prefer brushes that did not ask for "that much" product. I do not have experience with other sizes of brushes but I think maybe smalller is better but not too small.
It is fine for me buying 46 B or do you recommend me anything else ? This costs about US$ 50 but a brush up to US$ 100 that can last all life would be fine.
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