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    Are Frank shaving or Lljun badger brushes any good. They are sure cheap. Are they just plain cheap?

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    I now frank shaving brush is good. I have a couple of those now for about. A year and a half. No problems. Cheap but good I say try.
    The other brand you name i dont now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mackie View Post
    Are Frank shaving or Lljun badger brushes any good. They are sure cheap. Are they just plain cheap?
    I won a Frank (thanks to SRP and the generous donors) and it is a good brush. Given the price it is a great brush as compared to a $100+ (USD) silvertip. I keep the Frank in a 3 brush rotation. I read a review stating the more expensive Frank is not so good.

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    In my opinion, the finest badger from Franks is better than the silvertip I have from him. The silvertip, been the most expensive, I have relegated it to the creams only (it can pick up hard soaps, but time consuming). However, they both whip up a good lather very effectively. Double O

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    I have a large silvertip brush and a normal sized Finest Badger from Franks Shaving. The silvertip brush is used to wip up the creams to a smooth lather and the finest is used to wip up my hard soaps. Both are very good brushes. Consider the price they can compete with more expensive models.

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    Thanks, that helps a lot.

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    IME, whatever brand, a short loft, around 50 give or take a couple of mm, will have more backbone and resilience. YMMV.

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