This would be my arguably my third, although my second is a travel brush, and kind of small. I still use my first brush because I prefer the density and width of the brush. I have this guy :
http://www.amazon.com/Van-Hagen-Lux...id=1387455075&sr=8-5&keywords=VDH+shave+brush
which came with the VDH luxury kit back in the day. Definitely looking to upgrade, but last time my Wife got me a decent EJ badger that was also more of a travel brush. Smaller, definitely less width/brush to load, and so forth.
As you esteemed gentlemen tend to be just a little bit informed on shaving brushes, I was looking for a recommendation of a good Badger brush, anywhere from say 50 to 80 bucks, with the same sort of density/brush width as the VDH one I already own. I've already ordered some Stirling Soap pucks, Canoe cologne (which smells just like Clubman, go figure) and a bottle of that Krampert's Frostbite, and best of all it's on my Wife. Per the wife I have between 50 to 80 to spend, and I think a nice new brush is in order.
http://www.amazon.com/Van-Hagen-Lux...id=1387455075&sr=8-5&keywords=VDH+shave+brush
which came with the VDH luxury kit back in the day. Definitely looking to upgrade, but last time my Wife got me a decent EJ badger that was also more of a travel brush. Smaller, definitely less width/brush to load, and so forth.
As you esteemed gentlemen tend to be just a little bit informed on shaving brushes, I was looking for a recommendation of a good Badger brush, anywhere from say 50 to 80 bucks, with the same sort of density/brush width as the VDH one I already own. I've already ordered some Stirling Soap pucks, Canoe cologne (which smells just like Clubman, go figure) and a bottle of that Krampert's Frostbite, and best of all it's on my Wife. Per the wife I have between 50 to 80 to spend, and I think a nice new brush is in order.