Thread: Edwin Jagger Best Badger Brush

I ordered one along with my Dr. Harris Arlington soap, and I'm very pleased.
It's a quite small brush (about 3 inches end to end), and quite stiff, which I like since it's easy to apply the lather with control (no lather on your shirt etc) and it gives a gentle rub to the skin which I find quite soothing. Still, if you have sensitive skin you might wanna get their Silver Tip brushes or something else since this brush isn't gentle, it gives a good rub, but not at all uncomfortable if you like that sort of thing.
It comes with a nice little tube, which along with it's small size makes it a very good travel-brush. It's also sterilized from the factory, so there's no need to boil it, and it doesn't smell of wet dog either.
The way it builds lather is very good, provided that you aren't a idiot like me and give it enough time to get soapy (the three swirls I gave it wasn't enough, but when I tried again and gave it three - four seconds the lather was amazing). I tried it on my face today, so it should build lather just fine on the face and in the palm of your hand, but I still have to try it in a cup, which is a bit of a challenge since the brush is a bit short so you need a quite shallow (or wide) cup or bowl.

I'll snap some pics tomorrow so you can get an idea of size and appearance, otherwise I'm very pleased with my buy.

The brush was bought at gents.com, good site with lots and lots of creams and soaps, based in Norway, but the shipping to Finland was both fast and cheap (Friday night to Tuesday afternoon, 4,95€)