pure, best, super.....!?

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Looking into getting a badger brush over my synthetic one.

I like this one....

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But I have no idea of the difference between best and pure (them 2 are in my price range)

Thanks
 
For that price i would go for this Brush, i have a Simpsons Berkeley 46 in best badger, and it's a really nice brush....simpsons "Best" badger hair is considered very good quality...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Simpsons-Berk...=UK_Health_HairRemoval_RL&hash=item1c1a27115e

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I am not a brush expert, am sure the chaps will chime in and comment, but this is a nice brush for me anyway...

i find some Pure badger brushes to prickly for me...

Steve :D
 
James_uk said:
Or if you can add a few more quid why not buy a new forrest? :shave
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totally agree, Peters brushes are awsome, they perform as well as brushes three times the price.......

if you can stretch to one,....your face will thank you for it each morning :D :D
 
James_uk said:
Or if you can add a few more quid why not buy a new forrest? :shave
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Not including the time you threatened to leave (sigh) that's the most sensible thing you've ever said. :lol:

You seriously have to look past the £20 - £30 price range for badger as there isn't a great deal of value there, save some money and as James said get a New Forest or commission a brush for around £50. Either that or get a 404 mix until your ready.
 
Cheers for the replies.

I currently use the man-u brush as I had no idea about this new (to me) shaving world.

It dies the job, feels a but rough on my face though!

I will keep saving for now I think.
 
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