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    I just noticed that Classic Shaving is carrying Morris and Forndran brushes with "blonde badger". Is this a grade of badger coined by Lee Sabini or do other brands use it?

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    Maybe dyed hair? I've never seen a blonde badger before. Maybe they went to the beauty parlor. In any event it's the quality that's important not the color.
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    There is speculation that the hair may be bleached but, I do not really know. Has anyone here used one of these brushes?

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    I am unable to locate the M&F blonde badger brush on Classicshaving's website. Phil, can you please post the link? The link that I have been trying is Other Brushes

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    I could have sworn that I saw a link on Classic Shaving over the weekend but cannot find it now.

    There is this blog about the M&F Blonde badger. M & F brushes were listed on Classic Shaving but I cannot find them now either. Here is an old link to M & F brushes at Classic but it looks like it was for the regular super badger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BullGoose View Post
    I could have sworn that I saw a link on Classic Shaving over the weekend but cannot find it now.

    There is this blog about the M&F Blonde badger. M & F brushes were listed on Classic Shaving but I cannot find them now either. Here is an old link to M & F brushes at Classic but it looks like it was for the regular super badger.
    I do remember seeing the M & F brushes in super badger on Classic Shaving. I wasn't aware that they had listed M & F brushes in blonde badger too. I guess I will have to keep my eyes on their website.

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    I remember seeing them on Classic Shaving's site as well. Maybe production was too low to keep up with demand.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GeauxLSU View Post
    I remember seeing them on Classic Shaving's site as well.
    Whew! For a moment there I thought I was going crazy. It was on the site on Saturday I believe but by Monday...completely gone.

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    after reading the article on bruce's blog.. i get the impression that the blonde badger is the same thing as two band super badger.. they look the same to me anyway.

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