Thread: How To Lather Correctly With Your Badger Brush

I have found that circular motions are just fine as long as you remember to exfoliate in a clockwise direction on the left side of the face and counter clock wise on the right side of the face.
Use painting strokes for the chin and upper lip going from left to right only. (unless you are left handed)
Warning.......the mirror will try to confuse you.

Originally Posted by Hirlau

The badger keeps his skin dry, because he generates a lot of body heat running from the Chinese Knot Collector; you can bet when he's caught, he'll be hanging upside down.

Now that is just ferkin' crazy how much that made me laugh out loud....think I pee'd in my darn fancy pants!!!

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Hirlau - 5 out of 5 Gold Stars for that one!!!

Originally Posted by Hirlau

The badger keeps his skin dry, because he generates a lot of body heat running from the Chinese Knot Collector; you can bet when he's caught, he'll be hanging upside down.

Another place for the laugh out loud button...

Damn quick wit sir...

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I picked up a cheap badger brush today and was wondering. do the badger work better with cream or hard soap. I've always used boar brushes so this will be new.

Originally Posted by rhensley

I picked up a cheap badger brush today and was wondering. do the badger work better with cream or hard soap. I've always used boar brushes so this will be new.

IME a shorter loft works better with hard soaps, and a longer loft works better with creams. If the brush has good backbone even a longer loft will work well with soaps, but if it is floppy, long or short, it won't work well with either ....... at my house. YMMV

I have a FANTISTIC Simpson's brush. The only thing that I don't like about it is those instructions that make me feel guilty every time I make lather with any brush.

Paint or swirl...

Originally Posted by rhensley

I picked up a cheap badger brush today and was wondering. do the badger work better with cream or hard soap. I've always used boar brushes so this will be new.

It's not the price of the badger nor the source of the lather; it's how you work the swirl.

All those instructions remind me of the Uhaul car trailers that have a giant warning on them to not exceed 45mph. That way, if you ruin your brush, it is your fault because you weren't gentle the same way that Uhaul is not responsible if you crash doing the speed limit. We told you.