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Posted by Zach
on July 22, 2009, 9:27 pm, in reply to "Re: Semogue 2000 (boar) vs. Omega Pro"
I'm thinking Capodimonte for you then; soon it will come in 2 sizes, medium and large (the old size).
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: Maybe the Semogue isn't the brush for me then.
: I have the KIN barbershop brush. I
: appreciate that the handle is actually
: aluminum. But I find the bristles very
: thick - almost like lathering with a wet
: whisk broom. I've used it many times, and
: none of those times have I really enjoyed
: it. It's been several months since its last
: use - I think I'll give it a try again.
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: --Previous Message--
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: Thanks for the great replies, men.
: Andy, the Semogue is not for everyone; it's
: more of a brute force approach to make a
: lathering tool with wonderful old world
: craftsmanship. If you don't like taking a
: brute like this to your face, if you want
: finesse or luxury or ivory, this is not for
: you. It's better than the 48/49 in some ways
: but not as good in others; it's a mixed bag
: if great, great brushes; there are no
: losers.
:
: GA, I will order this now. You're right.
:
: Paul, yes, you deserve this brush!
:
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: best,
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: Zach
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