RazoRock BRUCE Plissoft Synthetic Shaving Brush - 24mm
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RazoRock produces a large black plastic brush stand that fits perfectly. To place an order, you must visit the Italian Barber.
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At a total cost of tens of thousands of dollars This brush is far superior in terms of performance per dollar, and it costs only $15 with shipping. When compared to a good Silver Tip, it's much more efficient in terms of the amount of soap required to create a wonderful lather. The bristles are extremely soft and have a decent amount of backbone, making it a formidable boar alternative. br>br>I do have one other synthetic brush, the Muhle Silvertip Fibre Synthetic, in my "collection. " While I prefer that brush (albeit slightly) to the RazoRock, it cost around 70 to 80 dollars. The 7-fold price difference between the two brushes is unjustified in terms of performance. If I had bought this RazoRock years ago, with the benefit of hindsight, I would have probably stopped trying new brushes a long time ago. br>br>This is an excellent brush for wet shavers who are both new and experienced.
I decided to try one of the new generation of synthetic brushes after years of using badger brushes. The Razorock brush is excellent at creating a nice lather and applying it to the face, with a good balance of backbone and softness. It doesn't have the same feel as a badger and doesn't hold water as well, but it still performs admirably and is a worthy substitute for those who prefer synthetics. However, there is one major flaw with this brush: the handle. I strongly advise anyone purchasing a Razorock Plissodt to avoid the Bruce handle in favor of a more standard option. There are no ridges or indentations for your fingers to grip on the Bruce. If even a small amount of lather gets on your fingers or the handle, it becomes extremely slippery and difficult to control. Furthermore, the total smoothness allows lather from the bristles to run right down the handle, making it even more slippery. br>br>I like the brush enough that I'm considering ordering another with a more traditional handle, but I'm afraid I won't be able to use this one any longer. It was a mistake to call Bruce Bruce.
My first synthetic, and I'm very pleased with it. Shave brushes come from a variety of manufacturers, so there are plenty of options. I went with the Razorock Bruce for a variety of reasons: br>br>1- br>br>br>br>br>br>b Price Even if you paid twice the price, you'd still get a good brush for a reasonable price. I paid $12br>2 for it. Quality Nice even bristles, fairly dense, no bristle loss, quality handle, and the bottom logo still looks good.
3- Handle I was drawn in by the shape of this handle. I like the shape because it's unique, and it feels great in my hands. I have a larger paw and thicker fingers, so I can always get a firm, comfortable grip in either hand for excellent control.
4- Hard soap, croap, or cream, face, bowl, or hand, it's a lather machine that works with any soap and feels great on the skin. I prefer a stiffer backbone, and while this brush isn't the stiffest, it's fine for me. It's my go-to brush. br>br>Shipping was average, packaging was adequate, and the product was overall a fantastic value in any case. Razorock is going to send me two more brushes. Don't hesitate to buy.
I have the softest brush in my collection. Even though it doesn't have much backbone, I find it loads nicely with hard soaps. It's a luxurious no-scratch brush that's extremely comfortable to use. br>The knot diameter is slightly smaller than the knot diameter of my other 24mm brushes. It's the perfect size for my brush stand. If I had to make a criticism, it would be that the handle profile is a little too narrow for my taste. br>Any decision not to use a synthetic brush is purely personal; synthetic brushes simply cannot be beat in terms of quality and value.
The knot does not bother me in any way. Dries quickly, has a soft feel to it, and is a little weak in the backbone, but it's still usable. A decent amount of lather is generated. The only drawback is that it comes in a sickly ugly color. I thought it was just a bad photo, but it's even worse in person.
What else can I say, it's fantastic; it lathers up quickly due to its firmness, and it cleans up quickly because it's synthetic. I've been using a brush similar to this (bought as a backup) for a few years and find it to be just as good as some of my more expensive natural badger hair brushes. This is a brush I strongly recommend.
Because of product reviews, I chose synthetic. I really like it. Because reviews of products with real animal hair frequently mentioned that they poke your skin, at least until broken in, I went with synthetic. This one is smooth but firm, feels great, and does not require any break-in time. If you're considering switching from disposables to a safety razor, go for it! Although the blade sticks out slightly more and the head does not pivot, you will enjoy shaving with a safety razor, brush, and soap if you take it slow and use the proper angle.
I bought one and was so happy with it that I bought another! One for when I shave with the face bowl, and one for when I shave in the shower (which is the best place to shave if you have a good fog-free mirror!). ) There were no bristles that fell out, which I thought was a pain!.
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