Thread: Adding cream to your brush.

Pix, are we staring a snurdler usage again. In the broadest terms a snurdler is any small. flat object the can be used to pick up a small amount of product in the easiest fashion. All else is having the need to satisfy one's aesthetic needs in how it looks and what it is made of. There is great joy in appreciating the simple for its aesthetic qualities.

Yes but that horn one is pretty sweet

Originally Posted by RDbeefmoney

What if I don't have a local snurdler store? Where could I find one?

Check your flatware and kitchen gadget drawer. I use an old chemical flat paddle.

Anything will work,even your finger

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

In order to properly add Creams, one needs a snurdler,is just no other way to do the deed properly.
The snurdler should be made of Buffalo horn with Lignum end cap,The dipping cup should be made of real Ivory.
anything less is a total waste of time
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Your a sick, Sick, SICK man.

Originally Posted by KindestCutOfAll

Your a sick, Sick, SICK man.

Thats what my first wife said

I've seen the snurdler threads here and there, but why don't we see more of these custom snurdlers?? I mean, we obsess and drool over custom brushes, razors, bowls, etc, and yet here I am using plastic shirt-collar stays like some kind of peasant...

Can some1 post the specs? I prob can make one

Originally Posted by Razorfeld

Pix, are we staring a snurdler usage again. In the broadest terms a snurdler is any small. flat object the can be used to pick up a small amount of product in the easiest fashion. All else is having the need to satisfy one's aesthetic needs in how it looks and what it is made of. There is great joy in appreciating the simple for its aesthetic qualities.

Hahahaha...yes, I've used a snurdler a few times, I spell it teaspoon though...

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