Some reviews are confusing about the grades of badger brushes. My understanding is Fine and Best are used interchangeably for that grade.
Am I correct?
Am I correct?
Is Fine grade Badger Brush the same when they say Best Badger Brush?
- Thread starter Jill Snoddon
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There is no standard terminology and any seller can call any knot anything they want to call it.
As jar_ said, no standards across the industry. One company's best could be nicer than another's Silvertip.
+1! Confusing for sure! Plus there can be a fair bit of variation in the same grade from the same manufacturer (since this is natural hair, after all)!
Don't believe the terminology , I've seen economy brushes labeled "Manchurian" , they can call knot hair anything they want...Your best bet is to stick with top brand names , and B&B trusted reviews.
Chan Eil Whiskers
Fumbling about.
It's easier to get a good answer about a particular brush if you have one in mind.
Generally speaking there is pretty reliable information on most brushes you might be considering, within this community and on the various other places you might look for brush reviews. I usually Google what I want to know about + do a B&B search. As Chief of Police Jesse Stone and his deputy, Suitcase, say, "The information is out there."
One caveat: There is sometimes a confirmation bias associated with expensive brushes one has purchased. And, such.
Happy shaves,
Jim
Yep. And then there is loft and density and and and....
