I was thinking more of places like Denny's.
Thankfully I don't think about the appearance of some of the other patrons and make the connection that they may have been using my fork that morning.
Would you use a second hand brush - just curious.
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I was thinking more of places like Denny's.
Thankfully I don't think about the appearance of some of the other patrons and make the connection that they may have been using my fork that morning.
That thought never crossed my mind. Thanks a lot guy!
I'm going to use that pre owned brush tomorrow. Vulfix Grosvenor.
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Exactly.
All natural hair brushes are used. An animal had the bristles first, be it boar, badger or unicorn!
And I'm surprised we haven't seen it yet, normally by now someone posts a link to "Barber's Itch"...
Keep in mind that was from a time when the same equipment was used on multiple customers in the same day.
Transmission of skin conditions such as cellulitis was not uncommon.
The more well-to-do customers had their own brush and mug that the barber stored for them... that is the origin of the vocational mug.
Keep in mind that was from a time when the same equipment was used on multiple customers in the same day.
Transmission of skin conditions such as cellulitis was not uncommon.
The more well-to-do customers had their own brush and mug that the barber stored for them... that is the origin of the vocational mug.
Remember that, unless you reside in the Antarctic or a hermetically sealed bubble, you are breathing in the common cold viruses 24/7
+1 this is the exact point i planned to make. If you touch door handles or money with your hands then a washed shaving brush should be nothing to you.
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