I've been looking at various brushes on the net lately and had the opportunity to test out a few brushes a friend had.
Most were larger than I expected. They fit my hand fine but once they were loaded up they felt a lot bigger
The brush that I liked the most was a Simpson CH1. Soft, somewhat stuff, easy to work in a bowl or in my hand.
The brushes with a larger, taller knot seemed a little floppy, but also seemed quicker to work up a lather. Maybe there was just more soap and larger mounds of lather involved...
Not being completely sold on the CH1 I hedged my bets and pulled the trigger on the smallest brush I could find, the Wee Scot. I'm hoping it will be a home run, but if it ends up being more work than expected for a daily driver I'll throw it in the travel bag and move up a size.
The Simpson name & performance seems good across the board, and for $40 no one will get hurt too bad.
A memorable first brush either way.
The new brush is scheduled to land on Saturday & I can't wait for it to roll in!
Most were larger than I expected. They fit my hand fine but once they were loaded up they felt a lot bigger
The brush that I liked the most was a Simpson CH1. Soft, somewhat stuff, easy to work in a bowl or in my hand.
The brushes with a larger, taller knot seemed a little floppy, but also seemed quicker to work up a lather. Maybe there was just more soap and larger mounds of lather involved...
Not being completely sold on the CH1 I hedged my bets and pulled the trigger on the smallest brush I could find, the Wee Scot. I'm hoping it will be a home run, but if it ends up being more work than expected for a daily driver I'll throw it in the travel bag and move up a size.
The Simpson name & performance seems good across the board, and for $40 no one will get hurt too bad.
A memorable first brush either way.
The new brush is scheduled to land on Saturday & I can't wait for it to roll in!