Simpsons 57 best badger!
Simpsons fifty series are great brushes that get little attention compared to their other options!![]()
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You know, after this thread, I may just have to pick up a 57...despite already having a Berkeley Centenary Edition on the way!Simpsons 57 best badger!
The 50's series are the handles that the Duke's should have.You know, after this thread, I may just have to pick up a 57...despite already having a Berkeley Centenary Edition on the way!![]()
Those sold out quick! Did you get the sapphire?You know, after this thread, I may just have to pick up a 57...despite already having a Berkeley Centenary Edition on the way!![]()
Yup! I'd originally wanted the emerald, but it sold out while I was still hemming and hawing about whether I needed another brush. Looked up proper pictures of Simpson brushes in sapphire (since for some reason Simpson's posts terrible pictures) and found that it was also gorgeous, so I ordered that. I've already got the Jubilee in the wood pattern, and the ruby for some reason just didn't speak to me like the others did.Those sold out quick! Did you get the sapphire?
Agreed, a fine shave at an affordable price. Sadly seems to be no longer available.1. Shavemac Fnest. A mixture of silvertip and pure badger makes for a fine knot that is both soft and with more backbone than 100% silvertip.
2. Stirling's Fan shaped Finest. Not the high density 2-band finest knot, this brush is almost a true flat top. Soft tips, plenty of backbone in either a classic M7 handle or a Stirling Eagle clone.
I forgot about Maggard's 2-bands. Shame on me, they are great knots. (I'm talking about the non-dense knots).Maggard 2-band badgers
Stirling Finest
West Coast Shaving Silvertip
Vulfix 374/375/376 badgers
Simpson Trafalgar Series Synthetic
+3+2 The luxurious feel of a $200-$300 brush for a third of the price.