Review on Je&Co Luxury Synthetic Shaving Brush: Aesthetic Resin Handle, 24mm Extra Dense Knot - A Premium Grooming Essential! by Kim Thompson

So I used badger hair brushes, bristle brushes and horsehair brushes; this is my first synthetic brush and my first brush is under $50. It's a lot denser than any pet hairbrush I've ever used, making the knot quite stiff. This makes it very easy to whip up a very good and viscous foam. I'd say it takes about half the effort of a badger brush to lather up. The tip of the brush is very soft; something between my badger hair and horsehair brushes. It doesn't take as much water as a pet hairbrush, so I shake it out less often and it's good to reach for the soap. There's no benefit in soaking, so it saves me the trouble. It rinses off quickly and dries easily. He hasn't lost a strand yet. I bought the brush to try as a travel brush as it dries faster. I also really hate the way pet hair brushes are made and the way animals are treated in captivity. So it made a lot of sense. However, I am switching to this brush as my main brush and ordering another one for travel. My current horsehair brush is mostly worn out, so I'll be switching to synthetic for good now. Also, I can try 5 of these for the price of a decent badger brush, let alone the expensive ones.