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    I don't prefer badger brushes due to maintenance part as they hold huge amount of water and need a lot of time to dry so this makes you buy at least two.
    Really Oilyo??? Sorry my friend but I have to respectfully disagree with that. My silvertip is dry within 15 minutes and requires zero maintenance
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    That's right if you use a hairdryer. But if you hang it in a stand you'll need about a day for it to dry. Especially if it is a 30mm silvertip.

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    I have yet to put any brush away immediately after using it. They need time to dry boar or badger or anything.

    That said I think the OP bought a nice boar. For myself. I prefer badger to boar but do keep a boar around just in case the mood strikes.

    I don't do any maintenance to any brush save for rinsing well and hanging to dry until the next day when a new brush will take its place.
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    I have curly beard that grows in many different directions. The hook ends of boar bristles maintain my whiskers from ingrow. Same effect have horse and fibre brushes. Badger brushes are just painting my face without exfoliation.

    But as everything YMMV, and brushes are a personal preference. In my case Black badger was the only one that made me rash and badger burn.

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