Thread: Simpsons WeeScott

That looks about the size of a zippo lighter lol! I might have to order one now.

Originally Posted by Birnando

Just for laughs, here is a comparison of Zephyr's Wee scot and one of my Larger brushes. A Vulfix

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I had one for a while. It's a quality brush, but the size.......well sometimes it does matter. They got popular when Cory Greenberg started talking them up on his blog (at least that's why I bought one). In the end I ended up giving it to a member who had one, loved it, but lost it down a toilet. It's a long story....

I have one have never used it, I let my 6 year old Son use it when he wants to shave with me, but after reading this maybe I should try it.

Originally Posted by Slamthunderide

I have one have never used it, I let my 6 year old Son use it when he wants to shave with me, but after reading this maybe I should try it.

Slamthunderide,

I think you will be amazed at how well the brush performs! Give it a try and let us know how it went.

John

It's been a while since I've posted, but this one I couldn't pass up.

I use my WeeScot a couple times a week, and it's never failed to facelather anything I've thrown at it. Its small size means that I can vigorously lather on my face without all the sloppy splashiness of even a small-sized silvertip. It's my favorite brush for facelathering sticks, like the Palmolive and Volobra, and absolutely eats up pucks. It's a great daily brush, and anyone who relegates it to travel-only use is missing out on its brilliance.

I recommend the WeeScot without hesitation. Everyone should own one.

There ya go.

Gary Young, the great nephew of Alexander Simpson, responds to this blogpost about the Wee. Interesting stuff.


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