Thread: Synthetic superior to badger.

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Yeah that wasn't bias in the least I think maybe I would like to do my own test

Originally Posted by gssixgun

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Yeah that wasn't bias in the least I think maybe I would like to do my own test

I'd like to see another test. I initially liked the video, but then at the end I don't feel that was an accurate test. I think with even mine, I could get more lather than that. Maybe not, but there's just something there. If it passes someones test here, I may actually buy one of those synthetic brushes. Then again, I don't use those 'New' creams, so it may come out different if you try the other soaps and creams you may see a difference. Just my rambling thoughts.

I get better lather with synthetic brushes, I use a cheap and cheerful Omega Syntex. I did not know Men-U only make synthetic brushes.

What a shame, its more than apparent that the clip is very biased. The badger brush was dry and all they did was move some cream around their hand then scooped it into a glass rather than creating a lather. I was hoping to see an appropriate comparison creating a good lather with both using both in the way which gets the best from each.

Yeah, that motivated me to ditch all my badgers and go synthetic from now on

Is that really the best way they can think of to sell that stuff??

That was really lame.

Well the video left me feeling pretty good, I can generate way more lather with my badger brushes than the "professional" in the test! Course I don't use a brush that's as dry as the Sahara....

Originally Posted by Kees

I get better lather with synthetic brushes, I use a cheap and cheerful Omega Syntex. I did not know Men-U only make synthetic brushes.

It was the Test that was Flawed and Bias, I for one wasn't judging the difference in the brushes...

Oh well...............

Originally Posted by Kees

I get better lather with synthetic brushes, I use a cheap and cheerful Omega Syntex. I did not know Men-U only make synthetic brushes.