So, after a previous post discussing some issues that I had with my first boar (Semogue 1250/ shedding bristles)- I received some valuable information from members about the importance of soaking my brush instead of running under water for a few seconds. The first boar was not too expensive at all, but since it was my first "Pig", I didn't know a lot about it.
What I did know was that I really liked the way the Semogue made very little work out of soaps and creams, not to mention it could be used for both bowl and face lathering.
Not minding the size of the brush, I love the way the brush feels on my face. I have decided that it's time to move on.
Minutes ago I hit the "confirm order" button at Vintage Scents for my 1st purchase of the year! I am pretty excited that my SOC with Cherry handle is going to be on it's way shortly. I can hardly wait to use it...and I'll remember to soak it first.
Thanks for reading gentlemen. Have a great week!
Regards,
Brad
What I did know was that I really liked the way the Semogue made very little work out of soaps and creams, not to mention it could be used for both bowl and face lathering.
Not minding the size of the brush, I love the way the brush feels on my face. I have decided that it's time to move on.
Minutes ago I hit the "confirm order" button at Vintage Scents for my 1st purchase of the year! I am pretty excited that my SOC with Cherry handle is going to be on it's way shortly. I can hardly wait to use it...and I'll remember to soak it first.
Thanks for reading gentlemen. Have a great week!
Regards,
Brad
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