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Originally Posted by nun2sharp
Feels like deja vu all over again, but here goes. I used a boar brush for a number of years and had always wondered what the big thing about badger was, I saw the tweezerman and it cost 15$ shipped and I thought why not. If it falls apart after a couple of shaves no great loss. I got my brush and used it. Great value for the money and I wont go back to boar ever. I have had mine for several months and have no regrets, it shed a few hairs initiallly during the first few shaves and then quit. I love that cheap little brush.
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I agree, we had this convo recently about the Tweezerman. I can not comment on how the Tweezerman stacks up performance wise against more expensive badger brushes since I've only owned the Tweezerman and a pure bristle prior to that. Conversely, I'd say that unless someone has both the Tweezerman AND any more costly brush, they couldn't rightly comment on how the Tweezerman may not be up to the standards of a more costly brush (no one has done that in this post here, I'm just saying.) I vaguely recall in a previous post that someone who was looking for a great brush on a tight budget may have been discouraged from buying a Tweezerman and instead may have been advised on buying a more expensive brush.
Chris L