Pedigree
Jr. Shave Member
Sounds like a Chubby 2 in Super would be a waste of money via redundancy then. Anyways, here's a pic of my three newest Simpson brushes: Polo 10 in best (early Vulfix grey-box era), a 57 and 59 (both in best)
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What's Your New Brush?
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fhalden
"Like BarberDave… I make my own fun”
Those are beautiful! I am a big fan of Simpson brushes, but out the outset, restricted myself to current offerings. But I love nothing more than perusing a nice collection.
I've watched what's gone on the past few years with artisan brushes. I'll buy the brush they made in 1932.
Thanks for posting the pictures!
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Pedigree
Jr. Shave Member
Agreed, the artisan brushes do not appeal to me at all. They're missing that class or tradition.
BrisketGuy
Shave Member
Olive wood and red resin 26 mm handle from Smilez4Milez. Machurian Silvertip Badger knot from Razor Imporium. Just need to buy the glue to install knot.
fhalden
"Like BarberDave… I make my own fun”
HMan
Doften Savant
I'm 100% a Paladin lover, I rarely use any other brush. Knowing my next trip to the states may well be my last, I decided to get two more to round out my collection. I've always wanted a Beehive in butterscotch, and shockingly there was one in the store. The new Ichabod handles are another I've been waiting for, being an avid bowl shaver. So I guess that happened too.
It'll be a while before I get to actually see them, since the trip is planned for sometime in the summer, but with Paladin, you have to strike while the iron is hot.
It'll be a while before I get to actually see them, since the trip is planned for sometime in the summer, but with Paladin, you have to strike while the iron is hot.
