Thread: Wee Scott. My go to brush.

Originally Posted by ZeroCool

Birmando, what brush is the 38? That is massive.

It is a Vulfix I bought a couple years back, just for fun.
In the ad it stated clearly that it was a display-piece and not for actual use as a shaving brush.
But it works

Here's a vid where I used it at a RazorCon in Oslo:


You can see the brush used from about 1:40 in the video.

Originally Posted by mjsorkin

I have to admit, I'm really tempted to order one right now.

Michael

You won't go wrong if you do so. The Wee Scot is one of the most underrated shaving brushes out there, imho.

It makes great lather; and its small size makes it perfect as a travel brush.

Haha, That is great!

What was the gentleman doing to that tang? At first I thought he might be Blueing it...

Originally Posted by Birnando

It is a Vulfix I bought a couple years back, just for fun.
In the ad it stated clearly that it was a display-piece and not for actual use as a shaving brush.
But it works

Here's a vid where I used it at a RazorCon in Oslo:

You can see the brush used from about 1:40 in the video.

I love my Wee Scott. I use it mostly for when I travel, but I may give it a go today!

Originally Posted by ZeroCool

Haha, That is great!

What was the gentleman doing to that tang? At first I thought he might be Blueing it...



I love my Wee Scott. I use it mostly for when I travel, but I may give it a go today!

Yeah, from what I remember, Zephyr was demonstrating blueing.
It was a bit late in the afternoon and there where beers, so not entirely sure

I feel like I am seeing the birth of a shaving brush. I'm not sure I should be seeing this on the forum.

Originally Posted by WW243

I feel like I am seeing the birth of a shaving brush. I'm not sure I should be seeing this on the forum.

Lol. I know what you mean. My brushes look like a brush family lined up on the shelf.

I have a wee and makes good lather. Perfect to go in an unexpected overnight back pack. This is similar and I like it better. It's my son's, I found the brush on an antique fair and put a golden nib knot (17mm I think).





This small brushes work great with a stick of soap rub on face, for face lathering. Of course, they also work loading the brush, however, you may need to load between applications. Double O

I keep debating a Wee Scott. I have two brushes currently a silvertip with a fairly large knot and a noticeably smaller brush in, if I recall correctly, best. A good part of me really prefers he smaller brush just because while the silvertip is softer, the smaller knot is easier to use in my opinion.

Originally Posted by Recluse

I keep debating a Wee Scott. I have two brushes currently a silvertip with a fairly large knot and a noticeably smaller brush in, if I recall correctly, best. A good part of me really prefers he smaller brush just because while the silvertip is softer, the smaller knot is easier to use in my opinion.

You are correct. I love my larger silvertips but the wee scott is so much more controllable. No lather in your nose or ears. Lol. I truly think they are a very underated brush.