Thread: Caring for a brush

Back in the day when shaving brushes were in common use, gents didn't put much effort into them. They were used hard and hung up wet to dry, only to be used again the next day. For the most part they were cheap brushes and gents only had one, maybe two at most.

Now that I have a good brush, any truth to the idea of not using the same brush every day to let the knot dry completely (minimize hair loss), or is that just a story? I'm planning to pick up another one, but I think it'll have to wait until after Christmas. ("Once you go silvertip, you just can't go back!")

Originally Posted by PA23-250

Now that I have a good brush, any truth to the idea of not using the same brush every day to let the knot dry completely (minimize hair loss), or is that just a story? I'm planning to pick up another one, but I think it'll have to wait until after Christmas. ("Once you go silvertip, you just can't go back!")

I have several brushes but I have a favorite that I have been using every day now for the past year. No problem and no hair loss.
At least on the brush that is.

Cool...I'll have to whip up some of that shampoo lather tonight!

Seriously, guys, isn't this forum just so much fun!

Mark

Remember, only one shake of those knots gentlemen...anything more probably constitutes pleasure!