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Deckchair_Blue said:Glad I didn't get one today then, any ideas on a low cost brush ? Those muhle ones look nice but a tad pricey
Helveticum said:35 quid is pricey for something you'll be regularly using for at least several years? Are you from Motherwell?
Deckchair_Blue said:Chris- I thought that would be the case, I know it is a long term investment, but as you say, seems a lot when I'm so used to paying very little for stuff in comparison, that's just something I'll have to get used to.
Fido- not really, same process really isn't it ? Just a different animal. I've read about horse hair brushes being a good alternative, anyone know anything about them ?
Deckchair_Blue said:I've read about horse hair brushes being a good alternative, anyone know anything about them ?
ChopperHarris said:Deckchair_Blue said:I've read about horse hair brushes being a good alternative, anyone know anything about them ?
I got this Vie Long brush off Secret Santa this year:
http://www.giftsandcare.com/en/hors...-vie-long-horse-hair-shaving-brush-12705.html
I've had it in regular use ever since. The feel is noticeably different to my badger brushes but it's equally effective and works really well for both soaps and creams. It's also got good backbone for face lathering.
As you can see, it's not too expensive and you'll get good results. Probably a much better bet than a cheap synthetic brush and is still produced without harming the animals.
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