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  1. 11-18-2006, 07:51 AM #1
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    Default C & E Brush

    Just tried the C & E best brush this morning. Wow! Gotta say it again, Wow!
    I love this brush. What a difference a brush makes. I was so surprised how soft it was, how it spread out just enough and the water it held. If anyone is hesitating --- don't. Your gonna love it. I use soaps right now and it's just the right stiffness and yet soft on the face.
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    Every time I look at it, I ask "how the hell am I going to get a shave out of that little thing?"
    Yet it works great, if a little scritchy.
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    It's GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!
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  4. 11-18-2006, 08:20 AM #4
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    What a great price too. This is my first badger brush. I couldn't believe how much water it can hold
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    I have the best and super and for some reason I like the super much better as the best seems way too dinky for my taste. Please post the knot size in mm if anyone knows. Thanks
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    Ah yes, ever since I purchased the C&E Super brush, my poor Shavemac brush has sat unused. I just can't go back to a small brush now that I've found the bigger ones.
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    I believe it has been determined that the knot size is about 22mm. Calipers anyone?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rtaylor61 View Post
    I believe it has been determined that the knot size is about 22mm. Calipers anyone?

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    Yep -- 22mm
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    Love my C & E Best Badger. Was at the mall today and saw the SIlvertip. $85 Great price. Perhaps for Christmas.
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    They're certainly hard to beat, especially for the price! Enjoy your new brush!
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