Badger/Boar/Horse smell

BPman,

If the chef would cut out the garlic and its close allium relative, the onion, I would try to find a way to break into that luxurious prison.

Mickey

Mickey my friend, you have removed my reason to live. No garlic? No onion? Hey, I like oatmeal but life without meatballs, pasta, and Italian gravy? I might have to have an accident with a straight razor. Guess I would still have horse breath to keep me going.

I confess I once got a new badger brush just because I was missing the funk.
Synthetics lather very nicely, are gentle to your skin, dry very quickly and you don't have to worry if they don't dry completely before you throw them in a travel tube. But, have you sniffed one of those dry? ... I'm not a fan of baby product scent on my shaving gear.

I confess I once got a new badger brush just because I was missing the funk.
Synthetics lather very nicely, are gentle to your skin, dry very quickly and you don't have to worry if they don't dry completely before you throw them in a travel tube. But, have you sniffed one of those dry? ... I'm not a fan of baby product scent on my shaving gear.

THAT'S the way you do it! I'm mid-trip and have with me a plissoft knotted restored Rubberset because it travels so well but come Saturday I'll be home with the natural hair brushes.

I confess I once got a new badger brush just because I was missing the funk.
Synthetics lather very nicely, are gentle to your skin, dry very quickly and you don't have to worry if they don't dry completely before you throw them in a travel tube. But, have you sniffed one of those dry? ... I'm not a fan of baby product scent on my shaving gear.

THAT'S the way you do it!   I'm mid-trip and have with me a plissoft knotted restored Rubberset because it travels so well but come Saturday I'll be home with the natural hair brushes.

I have synths. Might get 1-2 more. Great for traveling and, like I said, they do their job very well, but ...