I have some material that isn't being used, and is just gathering dust in my den.
Up for grabs:
- Shea Moisture black badger brush. It has a few rubber gaskets to help make the knot a bit stiffer.
- Two tubes of Real Shaving Company cream - Moisturizing and Sensitive. This is produced by Creighton's, which makes the legendary English creams such as Truefitt & Hill, Trumpers, and TOBS; the only thing different is the scent.
I'll also throw in a few packets of blades.
Qualifications:
- You must have never won a PIF before.
- Under 202 posts
- Joined March 2012 or later
And yes this is International so anyone is invited to participate.
Post "I'm in!", and I'll do the drawing Friday (6/29) night my time.
Up for grabs:
- Shea Moisture black badger brush. It has a few rubber gaskets to help make the knot a bit stiffer.
- Two tubes of Real Shaving Company cream - Moisturizing and Sensitive. This is produced by Creighton's, which makes the legendary English creams such as Truefitt & Hill, Trumpers, and TOBS; the only thing different is the scent.
I'll also throw in a few packets of blades.
Qualifications:
- You must have never won a PIF before.
- Under 202 posts
- Joined March 2012 or later
And yes this is International so anyone is invited to participate.
Post "I'm in!", and I'll do the drawing Friday (6/29) night my time.
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The hairs are very soft but also a bit scritchy and they look like nothing I have ever seen. I first thought it was a synthetic but after looking at it some more and considered its age I came to the conclusion that it is not a synth. It is also definitely not a boar as it has no split bristles. The hairs are very yellow looking which is not something I've seen in a badger before. Can badgers lose their colour after extreme use?
