You must have looked at the price for the Manchurian Badger. The synthetics are fairly reasonable.
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fhalden
"Like BarberDave… I make my own fun”
Yeah, I get that. I also own about 70 pounds of soap and razors designed to work for 1000 years, while I'll be lucky to be here in 10, so I'm not claiming to have made a rational decision. I'm happy with it though. It's a nice departure, yet still a Simpson, which is what I collect.
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And just like that.........I'm now very interested.
(stupid google sent me to the most expensive version of the brush)
fhalden
"Like BarberDave… I make my own fun”
Ah! Yeah, that one is a bit above my budget. This one was whatever 99 Pounds converted to the night I ordered it.
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Obviously not.And you can't tell the difference between the looks of badger and synthetic......
You can't tell the difference between the looks of badger and synthetic......
ABadger and A Synthetic Badger....
On a website....with them not being side-by-side.....it's not that easy to pick out which is which.
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Similar in design to the one I use. Yours looks a bit nicer. You'll love it!
My wife and I have 2 - LL Bean branded ones that look identical that I love, best one I have used. We have had them for 15 or 20 years.New Huge Hanging Toiletry Travel Bag
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That's cool... Please if I may can I ask for details about this maker.. I had not heard of them before your post.. I visited their website after seeing your post and some of the scents sound interesting...
