Review on G.B.S Badger Hair Shaving Brush with Free Stand - Enhances 🪒 Any Razor and Shaving Soap, Affordable Craftsmanship - Effortless Glide, Long-lasting Professional Quality by Denise Rose

This pup is a rock star. I have three brushes and both are significantly more expensive than these ($40 and $180). But boy does it do the job and at this price point it's a steal. If you have any doubts about the purchase, just buy! Read on as I compare this brush to two others. My first badger brush was the best Parker badger brush ($40) I bought 6 months ago. It was a great brush until it started shedding. I was very dissatisfied and ordered this one. Meanwhile, my wife also ordered a Kent BK8 ($180) for my birthday. Which leaves me three brushes to compare. Since I paid less than $20 for it, you would expect it to be the worst. And to be honest, I had low expectations for it. It was a bit heavier on my face compared to my Parker. But. it has lost just a stubble in a few months and is noticeably softer after just 5 uses. After two months of use, I can proudly say that it DOES NOT LINE! I'm big on it. If you pay 40 expect more from valet. There's everything and more for just $20. Kent, on the other hand, is a very good brush: very soft, lots of foam, and I think you really have to pay for the craftsmanship and rich sense of history. It would be unfair to compare this pup to a Kent, but believe it or not, I use this brush as much as I can (often preferring it to a Kent!). Yes, this brush is AMAZING. I cannot praise her. I was pleasantly surprised at how good it is. I just don't see why you should buy something for an average of $40 to $70 when it's on the market. Just buy it!