🪒 Black Omega Pure Bristle 10049 Shaving Brush - Enhance Your Shaving Experience Review

This is a very thin and well made brush with a large barrel. Beware of those looking at this brush, you must break this brush. Before each shave, soak the brush in hot water for 10 minutes to make the brush soft and elastic. It has that "funky" smell that needs to be cleaned thoroughly. I dip the brush in hot water and use a few drops of Dawn. Then foam built in my hand. You rinse it out until all the soap is gone. Then take a towel and rub the brush into the towel with moderate pressure to…

This is sort of my 4th or 5th shaving brush since I started using shaving soap/shaving brushes. And this brush makes the best cream compared to any other brush I have ever used and gives me the best shaving experience. Due to the longer and slightly stiffer bristles, this brush creates a creamier and longer lasting shaving cream than other brushes and does it MUCH faster. This brush allows me to get a thick, rich shave cream in 15 seconds—a level of shave cream I've only been able to achieve by

I bought the black Omega 10049. This is my first boar comb so I really didn't know what to expect. I made this purchase based on the rave reviews. My experience is based on using synthetic and badger hair brushes in the past. This brush is 1 inch longer and almost twice the size of any of my other brushes. Specs, but the handle is a lot bigger than I thought. Still, I find it more comfortable to use either in a bowl or directly on my face. According to other reviewers, it has a good base and…

My beard is thick and tends to set and my skin is oily. The typical shave for me is to press the razor harder against the skin and then cut myself. Over the years I have tried many different methods to get a close shave without nicks. all kinds of razors, shaving creams, soaps and facial scrubs. Some worked, some didn't. I discovered brushes about ten years ago and found them to help keep my beard off my skin. I've always used badger brushes; They were a definite improvement from when I wasn't…

Just stopped by today and spent about 40 minutes between soaking and first lathering/rinsing and simulating lathering in the palm of my hand. The knot began to unravel immediately after several rounds of this scenario. Looks like I got it for searches, not minutes. I also had to try lathering my face and even when new this brush lathered up really well. I can't wait for the brush to bloom with repeated use. This omega outperforms my badgers and even the one silver tip I had. Why? The (already)…