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As stated above, the SR brushes may change your mind about needing an ultra dense and scrubby brush. . .
After spending a long while with 2-bands, it's nice to get back to a 3-band Savile Row.
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As stated above, the SR brushes may change your mind about needing an ultra dense and scrubby brush. . .
No chunks...just loose strands that get loose, rise above and then come out.
I'll give it some more combings. I guess I can keep coming the heck out of it at this point.
I just some heavy combing here...and lost about 20 more hairs and then I kept going and going and going until it stopped. I then whipped up an aggressive test lather, hand lathered, rinsed and dried and no hairs came loose. I often find them when shaving but also during cleanup and the towel dry.
Maybe there is hope after all.
There are so many hairs in that brush, even the odd bit of shedding would take a long time to have any appreciable effect on appearance, let alone performance. Used in rotation, multiply that by 10.
Maybe it's just time to clean it.![]()
That's my hope. I use it with 10 or so other brushes so should last a while even it continues to shed a couple hairs each shave....but I sure hope it stops.
I have, a few times actually.
My Rover LE loses a few hairs per shave, but my brush rotation takes so long to get through, I'm not worrying about it. If hair starts coming out 10-20 at a time, then I get worried.