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02-19-2010, 11:02 AM
Hello to all
I posted the same thread to another category but I felt it should be also posted here. If I did wrong pls accept my apologies.
Today I received by mail my brand new Edwin Jagger Black Badger Shaving Brush Tortoise!!
It performed outstandingly!!
I have the impression that my shave was a bit better using this brush than my softer VULFIX superbadger 375.
I liked the pure badger hair of the brush, as it was stiffer than my Vulfix and massaged my face in a greater amount. It wasn't so stiff as my Bodyshop synthetic brush, which is now permanently retired.:thumbdown
I'm wet shaving for 2 months now. I know I dont know much, but from my experience so far, I believe that pure badger is better than best badger at least for me. I think that pure badger hair because it is stiffer (at the exact level I want it to be) massages and performs better.
However that's just me (?)
Thanks for reading
I posted the same thread to another category but I felt it should be also posted here. If I did wrong pls accept my apologies.
Today I received by mail my brand new Edwin Jagger Black Badger Shaving Brush Tortoise!!
It performed outstandingly!!
I have the impression that my shave was a bit better using this brush than my softer VULFIX superbadger 375.
I liked the pure badger hair of the brush, as it was stiffer than my Vulfix and massaged my face in a greater amount. It wasn't so stiff as my Bodyshop synthetic brush, which is now permanently retired.:thumbdown
I'm wet shaving for 2 months now. I know I dont know much, but from my experience so far, I believe that pure badger is better than best badger at least for me. I think that pure badger hair because it is stiffer (at the exact level I want it to be) massages and performs better.
However that's just me (?)
Thanks for reading