SHAVE BRUSHES BADGER & BOAR FOR WET SHAVING WITH STRAIGHT OR SAFETY RAZOR & SHAVING CREAM OR SOAP

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Wet Shaving Brushes Used for Straight and Safety Razor Shaving and Care. General Description of how to Soak the Brush, apply the Lather, and Care for Your Brush after Shaving.
This is a tutorial/instructional regarding brushes used with your straight/cut throat and safety razors and proper drying technique to keep your brushes in superior condition! Instructional How to Do it!
View it and follow along if you would like to learn HOW TO care for your Badger, and Boar Shaving Brushes.
Regarding other wet shave topics; I also own other razors by Boker, Wade & Butcher,Dubl Duck, Torrey, Geo Wostenholm & Sons, Nahoum Hatem, and Feather No Sharpen, Let me know if you would like to see a demonstration or tutorial on how to use any other razors that interest you. I also hone and strop my own razors if you have any questions about sharpening stones, blades, stropping, sharpening, paste, different grits etc. My favorite creams and soaps that I have used are by Proraso, Musgo Real, Taylors, Trumpers, Truefitt, Art of Shaving, Colonel Conk, and of course Old Spice!!! Best Wishes and " Go Get Your Shave On" !!! Check out my other videos for Safety Razor, Straight, Best Beard Prep, Cleaning new and used Razors before first use, Proper Technique and How To do it Properly. I use both safety and straight razors. I have safety razors by Merkur, Vision, Futur, Gillette, Parker, Weishi, and brushes by Rooney, Vulvix, Tweezerman, Silvertip badger, boar, and synthetic. Safety Razor Blades by Feather, Derby, Shark, Merkur, Gillette, and Wilkinson.
***ALWAYS KEEP/STORE YOUR RAZORS IN A SAFE PLACE/OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN*****
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[vannelite]

Hi, have you any Semogue or Vielong??

[geofatboy]

@vannelite

Sorry, currently don't have any of those...

G.

[porchonten]

Hey Geo,

Love the videos! Been wet shaving for a year now, and looking to get a new brush. Was never plsed with my art of shaving pure badger (year later still shedding). Liked the looks of the Parker Chrome Silvertip. Is it real silvertip, would it be an upgrade from what I have, and with proper care could I expect it to last?

[geofatboy]

@porchonten

Silvertip is the best part of the badger fur.

Yes, it will last a long time as long as you maintain it properly.

Thanks,

Geo.

[awaprice]

Thanks for the tip its was great and helpful. Question: is there a good shaving cream product?

[geofatboy]

@awaprice

Taylor of old Bond, Trumpers, Proraso, Edwin Jagger, mama bear's Soaps, etc.

All good stuff!

Geo.

[rakoonloufa88]

damn!

[rakoonloufa88]

your job is shaver trainer damn?

[mateodeusername]

He Geo, do you have a video on aftershave splashes or balms?

[AlexTubed]

@TheOriginalStevenH Of course money is getting harder and harder to obtain so when we buy things we should all be froogle. I'd say that stick with what you have now while you refine your technique and maybe upgrade to a "lifer" brush once you know the qualities you like in a brush.

[TheOriginalStevenH]

@AlexTubed I understand as a consumer I strive to seek the middle ground between cost and quality (and practicality). I got me a good brush for right now I might seek out something that is better down the road.

[AlexTubed]

@TheOriginalStevenH To be completely honest, not trying to sound like a snob, you get what you pay for in shaving brushes. Cheaper brushes unfortunately lack the level of craftsman ship of old time companies, and are prone to shedding. While buying a true quality brush such as Simpsons, Shavemac, Plissons, Ronney, etc is a big cost up front they really do last and are superior. If they should shed, which is rare, they also back their product and replace them!

[TheOriginalStevenH]

@AlexTubed well I've gone through 2 brushes becuase the bristles come out from the center. I recently bought an Edward Jagger pure badger brush from Shavenation. Its not as stiff as I like it to be but the first time I lathered it up I was impressed with how much it produced.

[AlexTubed]

@TheOriginalStevenH A good brush should last a lifetime.

[AlexTubed]

@charliejoe1993 He has one at the beginning of this video. They are decent intro brushes, but are cheap and ultimately compared to high end brushes feel cheep.

[TheOriginalStevenH]

How long does a good brush last? when should you replace it?