I'm thinking of getting a Simpson Wee Scot. How well does the Wee Scot generate lather using a bowl?
Wee Scot
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It's mostly a facelathering brush. It's a bit cumbersome to use for bowl lathering. It's a pleasure to use once you get a feel for the handle. As long as you don't have sausage fingers, you should be OK.
it doesn't. too small. the case can be bowl lathered but it's still a bit small for that too.
these small brushes are to be used as "face lathering" brushes and that is where they shine.
if you are planning on bowl lathering the Wee, save your money as you will likely be disappointed.
these small brushes are to be used as "face lathering" brushes and that is where they shine.
if you are planning on bowl lathering the Wee, save your money as you will likely be disappointed.
If your bowl is wide enough and not too deep I suppose it would work fine...
I use a wide shallow stainless steel bowl that i bought at Dollarama..works okay, but it really is a tiny brush
It does work and gets the job done but b/c of the size of the handle it's not all that comfortable. YMMV.
+1 Very nice face-lathering brush.
yes, any brush can be bowl or face lathered regardless of hair, loft, size, handle etc, but don't feel the wee is ideal for bowl lathering. sure, in a pinch it would be ok, but i see no reason to bowl lather with it, ever. you always have a face to lather on, you don't always have a bowl on hand.
yes, great for lathering/applying with small containers, sample containers, shave sticks etc, but after the product is on the brush, i'd transfer to my face to lather.
i had a Wee and sold it. for me, it was just too too small, even for travel.
I used mine today to "bowl lather" in a hotel coffee cup. Worked like a charm.
I think it all depends on the size of the bowl.
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