I've currently got an off-the-shelf Parker HHST silvertip.
Even if i just load the tips, once i lather -- whether in a bowl or on my face -- copious quantities of the built foam move to the bottom of the knot (is that exactly 'lather hogging'?). To get to it back onto my face, i need to work at it -- effectively squeezing it out of the brush.
Annoying as heck!
iIm replacing the brush -- and want to know which brush 'parameter' most effect, specifically PREVENTS, that from occurring?
Based on a lot of advice, I'm looking at a Shavemac 2-band fan. Is that the right class of knot to minimize the knot-bottom stockpiling of lather?
-chef
Even if i just load the tips, once i lather -- whether in a bowl or on my face -- copious quantities of the built foam move to the bottom of the knot (is that exactly 'lather hogging'?). To get to it back onto my face, i need to work at it -- effectively squeezing it out of the brush.
Annoying as heck!
iIm replacing the brush -- and want to know which brush 'parameter' most effect, specifically PREVENTS, that from occurring?
Based on a lot of advice, I'm looking at a Shavemac 2-band fan. Is that the right class of knot to minimize the knot-bottom stockpiling of lather?
-chef