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03-22-2009, 04:01 AM #11Senior Member
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Jimmy, I like the one with the clear handle and the one to the right of that, Actually ther are all really nice now that Im looking closer.
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03-22-2009, 04:09 AM #12Senior Member
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Bud that looks like a great brush, they kinda scared me with what they say about badger brushes holding bacteria and stuff, but it's only my bacteria so I got nothing to worry about.
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03-22-2009, 04:34 AM #13Senior Member
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You've got a good eye for a brush. Those two are the nicest ones I had. The Plisson HMW went to a collector in Europe. It was just too big for me. It was the most magnificent brush I've seen. The Simpson is a Manchurian grade Chubby 2. Another beauty that could take the chrome off a car bumper it is so stiff and scritchy. I only use it when I buy another razor on ebay and I want to punish myself.
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03-22-2009, 04:17 PM #14Senior Member
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Zepplin if you just want to dump off your Shavemacs since you no longer use them I would gladly pay for the shipping Originally Posted by zepplin
Since I started using the Jack Black brush, I no longer use my Silvertip Badgers. Not because of the animal situation and using the badger hair; it's because the Jack Black is such a great brush - and absolutely out performs the badgers.
* I own a Silvertip Rooney and two Silvertip Shavemacs.
Steve
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03-22-2009, 07:04 PM #15A Newbie....Forever!
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LOL, LOL - Thanks! I'm still laughing............. Originally Posted by sbrouwers
Zepplin if you just want to dump off your Shavemacs since you no longer use them I would gladly pay for the shipping
Aw, Shucks!
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03-24-2009, 11:22 PM #16membres supérieurs
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I sometimes feel guilty about the badgers too. I am a member of PETA but a very liberal one. I am not a vegetarian, I will use badger brushes, etc. I agree with animals having rights just like we do. In the case of badgers... They are killed for food and the hair happens to be another commodity for trade. I'm sure the badger hair market is a bit more than just killing them for food but the overall picture is population control/food/ trade. It's a hard thing to swallow, I agree. Just my two cents... Jeremy-
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