Causing more lather?
- Thread starter Robbo
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I also watched on tv an episode on shaving ...the "pros" say more n more people are getting back to their "shaving roots" and using DE's..some will go as far as to use straight razors only..though also stated 30% of a great shave is your blade being sharp n clean..the other 70% was the soap.."get a good one" was what was said... :roll:
Geez!..talk about "lost in translation"..I know what works for me..variations(s) with everything..but to those who stay with the same thing.."one must wonder" :shave
Geez!..talk about "lost in translation"..I know what works for me..variations(s) with everything..but to those who stay with the same thing.."one must wonder" :shave
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Will a badger brush create better lather than a synthetic brush of the same size? Yes is the short answer.
Badger hair splits at the end as you wear it in, this makes it soak up more water helping to hydrate the soap or cream. It also aerates the soap better.
Badger hair splits at the end as you wear it in, this makes it soak up more water helping to hydrate the soap or cream. It also aerates the soap better.
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If you enjoy using your present brush, stick with it. If you want the ultimate shaving experience, get a good quality badger shaving brush.