Thread: Golddachs

My wife got me a golddachs brush in oak, on the box it says finest badger, under the box there is a sticker that says best badger, what is it? And is that brush better than my old original pure badger? It looks better and feels softer. Anyone tried one? I will try it tomorrow morning if I have time before work.

Mike

The terms companies use for brushes really are not uniform and that company may use finest and best interchangeably.

The brand I think is pretty reputable. Though I only I have ever seen soaps by them. I believe they are the maker of dovo brand soap. So they may also make dovos brushes.

My old original is best badger, not pure, and the new feels softer.
We,ll see tomorrow,I'll keep u posted.

Mike

i tried it this morning and its better than my old brush. There is more hair and its more dense. Smoother on the skin.overall i love it.

I believe Finest goes from creamy tips and then total black, also called two band? Best has more of a sable look to me.

Aside the claims each company makes, traditional best badger is the grade between pure badger and silver-tip. Many think it's the bang for your buck grade because you don't have the stiffness you get with pure but have a much softer brush and not floppy like most silver-tips. It's really much closer to silver-tip than pure.

Of course you have to remember some outfits sell silver-tip and call it best badger too so you have to do some investigating.

Here are the pics

They both look like Best badger to me, good stuff!