After years of stubbornly adhering to a boar brush (not that it's a wrong idea), I finally decided to try a cheap badger and bought a Tweezerman. I'm impressed, I now need to buy a slightly nicer one. Sorry, it's a medical necessity, even though the insurance won't cover it. That's my story, etc. 
I wear a full beard and only shave my neck and edge the cheeks, and a normal size brush wastes more lather than I use. I figure that if I buy a brush with a very small knot I'll save enough money on Trumper's Limes shave cream to have paid for the brush in only 167 years, maybe less if I'm frugal with the lather.
So ... could someone direct me to a decent modestly-priced boar brush that fills that description? I'd buy a Wee Scot, but I'd rather have a larger handle since Mr. Arthur Itis has moved into my hands to stay.
Thanks!
I wear a full beard and only shave my neck and edge the cheeks, and a normal size brush wastes more lather than I use. I figure that if I buy a brush with a very small knot I'll save enough money on Trumper's Limes shave cream to have paid for the brush in only 167 years, maybe less if I'm frugal with the lather.
So ... could someone direct me to a decent modestly-priced boar brush that fills that description? I'd buy a Wee Scot, but I'd rather have a larger handle since Mr. Arthur Itis has moved into my hands to stay.
Thanks!
Yeah. He must truly just want a better boar.
