***PLS ARCHIVE Synthetic Brushes For Sale US Only (price reduced)

All items sold.

Muhle HJM Synthetic 20.00 Shipped.

**SOLD Muhle Black Fibre $42.00 Shipped
***SOLD Grooming Company Synthetic $35.00 Shipped

All three for $75.00 shipped if you buy before 2:30 PM EST today.

Chris, do you have pictures?

(11-03-2014, 08:25 AM)Johnny Wrote: Chris, do you have pictures?

I did sir. I forgot and then re-added it.

Returning to badgers Chris ! GLWTS !

(11-03-2014, 08:31 AM)buddingshaver Wrote: Returning to badgers Chris ! GLWTS !

No, I'm sticking with synthetic but the only ones I am keeping are my Plissons and Rudy Vey STF brushes

Interesting that you are keeping the Plisson but getting rid of the Grooming co brush that uses the same bristles. Mind my asking what you prefer in the Plisson?

I have been looking for a Grooming Co brush since i love my Plisson but think I would prefer a shorter loft and bigger knot...the Grooming Co looks ideal on paper at least.

(11-03-2014, 11:09 AM)nevertoomany Wrote: Interesting that you are keeping the Plisson but getting rid of the Grooming co brush that uses the same bristles. Mind my asking what you prefer in the Plisson?

I have been looking for a Grooming Co brush since i love my Plisson but think I would prefer a shorter loft and bigger knot...the Grooming Co looks ideal on paper at least.

To me the Plisson has a more luxurious soft feel but the GROCO isn't bad. It has the feel of more backbone but I prefer the feel of the Plisson. I think it really comes down to looking for that additional backbone or not.

Been looking at an intro synthetic brush for a while. How well does the HJM work.

I always felt the HJM preformed as well as any other Black Fibre brush as far as Black Fibre goes. The handle some folks don't care for but the Fibre feels as good as the Black Fibre brushes that are twice the cost. With that said, I prefer Plisson and Muhle STF Fibre.

That hjm is a fantastic brush and at a good price.

(11-03-2014, 11:12 AM)TSEvangelist Wrote:

(11-03-2014, 11:09 AM)nevertoomany Wrote: Interesting that you are keeping the Plisson but getting rid of the Grooming co brush that uses the same bristles. Mind my asking what you prefer in the Plisson?

I have been looking for a Grooming Co brush since i love my Plisson but think I would prefer a shorter loft and bigger knot...the Grooming Co looks ideal on paper at least.

To me the Plisson has a more luxurious soft feel but the GROCO isn't bad. It has the feel of more backbone but I prefer the feel of the Plisson. I think it really comes down to looking for that additional backbone or not.

Ok great thanks for the input. I'll keep doing some investigating but it looks like one of those Grooming Co brushes may be in my future soon...sadly I'm in Canada so can't pick this one up