10-05-2016, 03:11 PM
We are currently visiting Asheville, North Carolina, which we usually do every year. There is a store in downtown called Serenity & Scott. The store carries its own line of women's cosmetic products. However, a section of the store is dedicated to men's grooming products, including a modest selection of shaving goods. It was here that I found what may be the world's largest Omega boar brush. It's one of the display models made for retail vendors. I looked at the brush carefully and a few of the hair tips were already split. Interestingly, this brush has a quality resin handle which is much nicer that the handles on normal Omega boar brushes. Here is the boar beast, next to a Parker synthetic brush:
![[Image: QL5TU86.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/QL5TU86.jpg)
10-05-2016, 06:28 PM
(10-05-2016, 03:41 PM)Johnny Wrote: Now that's a shaving brush. Hope the hurricane misses you.
I just want to know if the knot size in mm has 2 or 3 digits?

11-06-2016, 12:48 AM
(10-06-2016, 06:15 PM)TheLegalRazor Wrote: what's the story behind your brush?
The window display was something that I saw when I walked into a local shop. The first time I visited, the Omega was there right next to you when you first opened the door. It was really impressive. When I saw it, I didn't think that it was for sale because it was literally the stand alone wet shaving product in the store. So when I asked the owner of the store what the item was, he said it was for shaving.

Bingo.
I hit the jackpot. To put it simply, he didn't sell any traditional wet shaving items at the time I shopped at his store. But he did previously carry items from Italy and I told him I had some use with Omega brushes. But most importantly, he decided to keep the impressive display brush for the customers like me to enjoy while visiting his business.
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