Badger vs Synthetic

I think Brian and Will are zeroing in on what makes synthetics so appealing.  I love my Plisson pour L'Occitane synthetic and would like to get one of the Sterling synthetics. I also have my eye on one of these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Zenith-Resin-Han...1841513119 (it comes in a black handle, too) but would like to hear from folks who have tried it and what their experiences are.

i have 2 of the Sterling synthetics.....get 1, you will like it. if you don\'t i'll buy it from you. Freddy

I have been using a Muhle "black fibre" synthetic brush since last Fall and it has replaced all others. I simply cannot praise this brush enough. It works great with both soaps & creams and there is no need to pre-soak as well as it dries rapidly. I use it daily and paid $40 for it.

I have been using a Muhle "black fibre" synthetic brush since last Fall and it has replaced all others. I simply cannot praise this brush enough. It works great with both soaps & creams and there is no need to pre-soak as well as it dries rapidly. I use it daily and paid $40 for it.

I've heard a lot of good things about the Muhle Black fibre synthetics and especially at the prices. Win, win!

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I have been using a Muhle "black fibre" synthetic brush since last Fall and it has replaced all others. I simply cannot praise this brush enough. It works great with both soaps & creams and there is no need to pre-soak as well as it dries rapidly. I use it daily and paid $40 for it.

I have one. Nice brush. Lather just seems to rise up in the knot more than my other synthetics