She imports the way of loading the brush?

[blacdisco2000]

Hi, Gents.
I need to know if the way of loading the brush affects in the duration or fall of hair with this one. For example I load her doing pressure against the soap and later I turn in the sense of the handles of the clock. Of this form I obtain a good load and do not do a disaster of foam, the problem is that so harmful it this for the brush.

Regards.

Daniel.

[mmack66]

Shaving brushes are pretty tough. I do not think you will harm the brush by loading it with soap in the manner you described.

[Stubblefield]

Daniel, your form is fine and will not affect the lifespan of the brush.

[blacdisco2000]

Thank you boys. I had a light loss of hair in my brush and thought that it could owe, but apparently to be something normal.

Regards.:cool:

[Stubblefield]

If your brush is new you should expect to lose a few hairs during its breaking in process.

[dpm802]

Losing a few hairs at the beginning is normal ... consider it part of the break-in. If it continues to do so after a few weeks or so of use, then something is wrong, and you should contact the vendor and ask for a replacement.

The loading method you described is fine ... the only harm you could do to a brush is to neglect proper cleaning, rinsing and drying it after each use.

Give it a good bath every so often Numerous methods abound ... the one that I use is Mantic's method found on Em's Place (http://www.shaveinfo.com/videos/brush_cleaning.htm).

[blacdisco2000]

Thank you again guys.
The problem is that my brush is 3 months old approximately and in this alone time she had lost 1 or 2 hairs because of it I thought that it was not normal loss that was of 3 or 4 the same day.

Best Regards.

Daniel.

[scottish steve]

6 hairs in 3 months is ok, but if it is getting worse that might be a problem. Do you have a stand for it? Are you letting it dry completely before using it?

[blacdisco2000]

Not the occasion this amount of lost hair is not dry.

Regards.

Daniel.