Omega S-Brush Synthetic Shaving Brush Black 10019: A Superior Shaving Experience Review

I was looking for a synthetic shaving brush and cheap as I am new to shaving with a safety razor. I've been using it for a few weeks now and I really like this brush. It is instantly soft and easy to clean. It's also still stiff enough to create a good lather. This brush only lost a few bristles the first time I used it. Don't be afraid to try it, it's a great price.

Great brush, especially for the price! I love how the brush lathers up without having to soak for as long as a badger. The handle of the brush is very comfortable and the synthetic bristles are very soft. The brush doesn't take long to dry and once it's dry, just give it a quick wipe over your palm and it will return to its fluffy shape perfectly. Definitely recommend a quality brush.

This synthetic brush is slightly smaller in all sizes than the Omega Professional boar bristles that I own and love. Decided to try the difference between this brush and the boar brush - it would probably get an extra star or two if it held a little more foam. The backbone seems ok for stiffness - I can lather my face a little but the amount I like falls off the stubble a bit!

This is a great shaving brush perfect for on the go. Because the bristles are synthetic, they dry a little quicker than a badger hair brush. However, this brush does not retain heat as well as a natural brush. The bristles are soft and comfortable. Shaving soap lathers well. Good price from the wonderful Italian company Omega. I paid less than $15 with Prime.

I gave it 5 stars because it's my first shaving brush and it works great. Since it's my first and only shaving brush so far and works great on my face, applies soap and lathers, it's a 5 star benefit over not having a brush. So far I've only had 1 hair. and (I had it within a week). Also absorbs water quickly. I use a brush with Mitchel's Wool Fat soap, which is a harder soap mass.

It's ok, but I wouldn't buy again. It's not soft or flexible and certainly no better than the cheaper brushes I've had. Of course it's synthetic; I knew what I was getting at and that's why I bought it in the first place.

When I think of people who buy Escali and Tweezerman brand brushes at the same price and think they have received a quality product. For the same price you could get a great brush that would last a lifetime and beat that junk. Imagine a brush as soft as a silver-tipped badger, with the bone of a boar brush. Won't crack, dries instantly, doesn't shed like a golden retriever in the spring, and lathers like a champ. Would you like a faux badger with a silver tip? Try the Omega Hi standard for a…