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I have 3 Brushes and they seem to be able to cover all types of lather making.
I have a Edwin Jagger medium super badger good with all creams and some soaps but not all
A Men U Boar hair which is good for most soaps, creams and Face lather.
And finally a small Edwin Jagger best badger used for travel works with all creams and soaps including the soaps that need a fair bit of water to make a lather for me that is Arko soap for some strange reason and face lather.
Now you would think that the small EJ would be my favorite brush because it can do it all but its not because its a little scrubby for me. I prefer the soft super badger and the slightly less soft boar hair to the little EJ.
If I try a new soap for the first time I use the Boar hair or if its cream I use the super badger but if I get stuck usually with soap I use the little badger.
Now the question I ask is have I missed any angle brush wise for making a good lather?
I have a Edwin Jagger medium super badger good with all creams and some soaps but not all
A Men U Boar hair which is good for most soaps, creams and Face lather.
And finally a small Edwin Jagger best badger used for travel works with all creams and soaps including the soaps that need a fair bit of water to make a lather for me that is Arko soap for some strange reason and face lather.
Now you would think that the small EJ would be my favorite brush because it can do it all but its not because its a little scrubby for me. I prefer the soft super badger and the slightly less soft boar hair to the little EJ.
If I try a new soap for the first time I use the Boar hair or if its cream I use the super badger but if I get stuck usually with soap I use the little badger.
Now the question I ask is have I missed any angle brush wise for making a good lather?