Just as the title says, I am wondering if anyone has any experience with both "wee scot" brushes. I am looking to get a wee scot and would like to hear from owners of either or both brushes. Thanks
T & H Wee Scot vs. Simpsons Wee Scot ?
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I didn't even realize that T&H did a version of a "wee scot"...any pictures?
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Nevermind, I am retarded.......the wee scot that T&H is selling is a Simpson.....
We slow folks prefer the term "developmentally challenged".
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Ha ha too funny ! Only laughing because I've had my share of "special " moments !
Now , onto the the Wee Scot brush - I've been using mine for almost a month on creams and soaps . It lathers everything I throw it on very well .
I find I'm able to use a smaller amount of product and just lather away , while adding small drops of water . For me it is fantastic !
Enjoy the glide ,
Scott
Now , onto the the Wee Scot brush - I've been using mine for almost a month on creams and soaps . It lathers everything I throw it on very well .
I find I'm able to use a smaller amount of product and just lather away , while adding small drops of water . For me it is fantastic !
Enjoy the glide ,
Scott
Odd that they call this a Pure Badger Wee Scot. I don't think they make a Pure Badger Wee Scot. Must be a difference in their grading system?
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Thanks for the reviews guys......I am still undecided if i should buy the "wee scot" or if i should make my own brush using a golden nib 18mm-20mm silvertip and a vintage handle......any opinions?
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You could buy my lightly used WS .
how much are you asking for it?
You must buy a Wee Scott. Now. No hesitating, dude.
It makes crazy good lather for such it's diminutive size.
The Wee is massively...or should that be diminutively different than the 18 or 20mm knot in a vintage handle.
The Wee really cannot be compared to any other brush I have ever used. Its tiny size really puts it alone in the brush world. Even an 18mm brush has much more in common with a 22mm+ brush than the Wee does to it.
Small but efficient is the Wee's place.
Everyone needs a Wee.
