Wet shaving

RHODIE

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• Dec 30, 2009

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I have decided toi get a better shaving brush as they say badger hair is best. I am confused by all the jargon but like the look of these:
https://www.muehle-shaving.com/shop/modern/78/12/1

has anyone used them or have any recommendations.

I would never go back to an electric shaver.

 

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• Dec 30, 2009

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I can't help you on the brush - but I use Clinique for men shaving products and they are very good.

 

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• Dec 30, 2009

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Cheapo supermarket shaving foam and bic razor ftw.

Probably why I cut myself to bits each morning. . . .

 

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• Dec 31, 2009

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Id rather have a beaver brush than a badger brush creamed up on my face.

 

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• Jan 2, 2010

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Trumper's should help you out. Google Geo Trumper. They've got everything you need. I went that way about 4 years ago. Much better.

 

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• Jan 7, 2010

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menkind are pretty good for this sort of stuff also, my dad's had a Culmak brush for about 35 years.