Razor and Brush: Re: Boreal Vs. Omega Boar Brush ?

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Re: Boreal Vs. Omega Boar Brush ?

Posted by Andy on August 24, 2009, 12:37 pm, in reply to "Re: Boreal Vs. Omega Boar Brush ?"

I agree that an Omega Colors model is a great place to start with Omega brushes. The colors was my first Omega boar, and it remains among my favorites. I used it to lather Proraso soap this morning.

--Previous Message--
: I would stick with the Omega vs. the Boreal
:
: If you don't like a big brush, you might
: want to try a 'colors' brush, the 10065 (or
: 10066 in white).
:
: Also, the Vulfix and the Semogue lines fit
: the bill for you as well; for Vulfix I
: prefer the #18 but that's personal; in
: Semogue I like the 1305 plenty but the 1520
: is really growing on me.
:
: Try a colors brush; if you want more style
: try a 10072/10077 or the lovely 81052.
:
:
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--Previous Message-- : I agree that an Omega Colors model is a great : place to start with Omega brushes. The : colors was my first Omega boar, and it : remains among my favorites. I used it to : lather Proraso soap this morning. : : --Previous Message-- : I would stick with the Omega vs. the Boreal : : If you don't like a big brush, you might : want to try a 'colors' brush, the 10065 (or : 10066 in white). : : Also, the Vulfix and the Semogue lines fit : the bill for you as well; for Vulfix I : prefer the #18 but that's personal; in : Semogue I like the 1305 plenty but the 1520 : is really growing on me. : : Try a colors brush; if you want more style : try a 10072/10077 or the lovely 81052. : : : : :

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