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  1. 02-24-2014, 11:54 AM #1
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    Hi,

    As said in the title i am looking for a Vulfix brush.
    I mostly facelahter and I like a nice big handle.

    Anyone who is willing to share their experience with me?


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    Vulfix brushes tend to be on the floppy side for their badgers. They make so many models getting what you want should be easy.
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    I have a #2235 which works for me. I too face lather (mostly from sticks) and, while it is very soft, it has just enough backbone for my taste. I just tried to measure it - looks like about 50mm loft and 23mm knot. I don't know what is a big handle to you but it's 60mm long and nearly 40mm in diameter at the fattest part. Hope that helps.


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    Oops, forgot to add that mine's in silvertip. If you want a bit more backbone, go for the Super version.
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    As Above, Every Vulfix I have ever had was floppy,been yrs so I never measured the loft,They are well made brushes tho.
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