The Two Best Shave Brushes on the Market today? The Simpson King Charles III Coronation Chubby 3 Fiber brush with a special handle has Softer Hair. Is a real Brush Monster. The T-3 is $29 Modestly Priced for its size. has a little Harder hair. It's 29mm? Buy one and measure it for yourself?? ' It's a clone of a 30mm Chubby 3 Super Badger Shaving Brush without paying for the Super Badger Price. 1, No need to clean your Brush, 2, No need for Brush Stand, 3, NO SOAKING time ready to Go, 4, Fast drying time, 5, Badger or Boar Brushes can and will fall apart Sooner than Later. Your mileage may vary??, 6, No Break in time, 7, No need for a Brush Stand Rinse Brush in Cold Water and let dry. I have used it going on 6 Years now' with know Hair Loss. Derby black it's the same price as the green Blades? Wheelchair Larry Happy New Year
If you really want a cheap brush you can get yaqi synthetic brushes from 7$. If you live in Europe and have access to dm drug stores there is balea synthetic for 7$ which uses the same knot as a 25$ Muhle, but the handle is plastic. For boar brushes there is omega which can be bought for 5-6$ or 10$. There is also zenith boar brush that goes from 7$, also known as 3me maestri in some other markets. Same oem, different branding. All good quality brushes, no need to spend top dollar for it
Hi, Bryan. Some very nice brushes, and I am glad you promote synthetics, which are the only ones I use. Simpson brushes are excellent. I have a T1, T2, and T3. Not a fan of the T1, not enough density for me, but I really like the T2 and T3. All the best, Karl
Simpson brushes are well made but they don't hold lather the way our Jock range does, the lather seems to run down the bristles into the knot. Thanks for watching! Brian
@@jhonnycastro383 Hi Jhonny, I recommend the T3 for sensitive skin. It has more fibers than the T2, and therefore is softer to me. The Executive Shaving brushes look good to me, although I have not used any. I am also a fan of Yaqi brushes, which are very good and inexpensive.
I think it would be cool if you put the camera on a tripod and then you have another camera with the guy shooting some zooms on the stuff you review. For example, in this video you say '' as you can see here'' but we cannot see, if there was a guy zooming with another angle and camera would be fantastic.
One thing I can say with absolute certainty is avoid the Kent Infinity synthetic brushes. Mine is two years old and sheds each time it's used, has since new and it's only used once per week. Weak adhesive and knot construction.
After not being satisfied with another synthetic brush and a couple of badger brushes I purchased the T2. The T2 was incredible, so now I am purchasing the T3. I just can't find a stand for the T3...
Nothing can compare like the Yaqi rainbow, or timberwolf, or tuxedo. That knot that you show in the video it´s an old fiber, not a 4th generation hair, only the people who study and visit a lot of forum of shave know it, that´s why Industries buy synthetic hair to yaqi brush and put then in their brush that Chinese people are not dummies and they kepp this best knots, hair etc.... To me Yaqi have the best synthetic hair in the present, even more than DScosmetic.
I was wondering, do you need to break in a synthetic brush or is it only for the non synthetic ones? And if yes, how does one break in a shaving brush? Lovely video!
With a badger or boar hair brush, it will be necessary to drain the water from the brush in order to dry it (and not damage the bristles). With a synthetic, the bristles aren't so likely to get damaged if left to dry on their own.
I still hang my Simpson. I don’t know if it glued or wrapped; either way, no need for water sitting in it. If you have more than one brush, one could sit a day or a few days. Standing water will cause mold and mildew. Again, hang it up to dry, even though the bristles should be fine, it is caring for the brush as a whole.
Some fall out as the hairs are broken, this can be caused by a numbers of factors - splaying being one, also being a natural product they can rot and fall out. In the past 5 or so years I can only recall one shedding synthetic brush. Thanks for watching. Brian
"Let's start off with the cheapest..." Did someone tell you I'd be sitting in the front row?! :D You definitely had skinflints like me in mind, Thank You!
