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amg206
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Feb 24, 2015
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cwilliams
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Feb 26, 2015
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TheGrouchIn your opinion is that good or bad? Some people like floppy brushes others more backbone. A lot to consider depending on type of soap you use (cream, hard, soft) whether you like to face or bowl lather, etc. Personally with my style of shaving I don't mind a floppy brush, my Plisson synthetic is quite floppy and is one of my favorite brushes.
TheGrouch
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Feb 27, 2015
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cwilliamsPersonally, I like backbone in my brush. Whether is it face lathering or bowl lathering I find that backbone helps work the lather up faster. It also helps ex foliate the face better. I also have the Plisson Synthetic but that brush is a synthetic and is made to be soft tipped but retain a good backbone since its bristles are not as flimsy. That is not the same as floppy though. I've had a vulfix and the brush was completely floppy and took forever to work up a lather. I would assume that since this brush is 27mm that the backbone would be more than the 24mm I owned.. So.... to each his own.
cwilliams
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Feb 27, 2015
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M_at_oThe wide majority of the time I face lather and tend to use softer soaps and the occasional cream.
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