Thread: Modding my J&T badger brush

Now that looks nice! I like it.
My lady is a hairdresser, I asked her what it does to hair, she said not much but she thought it might not be as soft. I figured it would be more soft.
Did you feel a difference? We have a bet going.

*But she DID ask if it was out of a box or "salon" quality... she turned her nose up at anything less than salon quality! Hehehe

I would like a redhead one. That would be nice!

My wife just dyed her hair today... Red!

Tom I think it's a sign.. I'm gonna need a red one too.

I just snapped! I have a redhead too! My wife dyed her's a red tint last time.
Another is my old Vie Long Horsie!

Originally Posted by MikeT

Now that looks nice! I like it.
Did you feel a difference? We have a bet going.

*But she DID ask if it was out of a box or "salon" quality... she turned her nose up at anything less than salon quality! Hehehe

Thanks Mike.
Initially, the coloring made the hairs a little bit stiffer, but the after-treatment with the Salonplex formula balm re-softened them. The wole package was developed by professionals in hair coloring, so even being from a box, I’d still say it’s Salon quality.

Originally Posted by sashimi

Had some fun today modding my J&T badger brush to black.
It took less than an hour all in all.
Luckily the lathering properties stayed the same.
Pictures.

Before:

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The DIY-package:

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After:
I’m going to call it the “tutto nero” mod.
I like the outcome.

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Hey I know that brush :P. Anyway Nice job on the color, i am curious if it will last (and how long). Have not seen anyone do this mod before

Hi “T”,

It was just an idea that I had for some time already and simply decided to try.
I think the black color brings out your wood-work in a stylish way nicely.