Thread: Omega boar hair brushes

Does Boar hair retain heat as well as Badger hair?

Originally Posted by Augustagj

Does Boar hair retain heat as well as Badger hair?

No not really.

Bob

Originally Posted by Augustagj

Does Boar hair retain heat as well as Badger hair?

You've heard the expression, 'sweating like a pig?' It doesn't actually apply here.

I love my badger silver tip brush. It is like lathering with a soft cloud BUT I use a boar brush almost daily! It is soft on the tips but has backbone when wanted/needed, I can use and abuse it without losing a single hair, it applies the lather evenly over face and neck, it is cost effective, looks old school, need I go on? Because I can.....it whips up a thick lather both in a bowl and on the face, I don't have to hang it to dry it, I haven't lost a hair in months, like fine wine they just keep getting better with age, more?

Omegas are top of the line after the couple week break in period.

Originally Posted by Benz

I love my Semogue 830 boar way better than a badger or synthetic. Never tried a horse hair brush yet.

I bought a semogue brush on what u said in this post. I have found it to be one of my regular go to brushes. Its great.

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