Omega Shaving Brush #90005 Syntex: The Best 100% Synthetic Brush for a Perfect Shave Review

Good brush for beginners. Does not spill and forms an acceptable foam when you work with it. I use it with the brush case as a travel brush, because the synthetic brush does not suffer from the problems of a natural bristle brush when wet. Also dries faster. As with natural bristle brushes, you get what you pay for. If you want a high quality synthetic brush, you have to pay more. Omega makes a very good synthetic brush for everyday use, but it costs $52. If you value workmanship, it's worth…

As they say, you get what you pay for (usually). This is a regular brush that gets the job done with no frills. It's not as soft as I thought it would be, but it's soft. It doesn't have that "scratch" that other pet brushes give, but I prefer synthetic brushes for pet grooming. You won't regret buying this brush, but you won't leave rave reviews either.

I actually bought this brush by accident when I was about to buy the Omega S-Brush which is a different synthetic brush. This brush has no backbone and is very difficult to lather. I've used this brush for shaving soaps and shaving creams and it doesn't work very well for either. It breaks down too easily to accept any product and then doesn't foam at all. I got warts for the first time in years of shaving with brushes. People have good things to say about the S brush, which is also about the…