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Reddit mentions of Satin Tip – The Purest, Shave Brush (Synthetic, White, Soft Touch, Case)
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Satin Tip – The Purest, Shave Brush (Synthetic, White, Soft Touch, Case). Here are the top ones.
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- Ultra-Soft knot – For a brush that rivals the best Badger Hair version
- Synthetic knot – No animals were used to produce this brush
- Soft Touch Handle – A premium feel wall providing excellent non-slip grip
- Firm Backbone – Assists in creating a nice lather
- Slip Case – Protects your brush wall at home or when traveling
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| Color | White |
For soaps/creams on Amazon:
Brushes:
Honestly, Amazon is kinda lacking when it comes to quality brushes. There are a ton of really questionable or low quality brushes on Amazon and it can be hard to find a good one unless you have a specific model or brand in mind.
For the money the RazoRock Plissoft brushes are the best "bang for the buck." The $10 or $13 version would both be good. After that, the Stirling Soaps "factory seconds" 26mm brushes are also a great value and use the same style knot.
Do not get any of that stuff. If you HAVE to go Amazon and have up to $50.00 see my links below.
Feather Popular - https://www.amazon.com/Feather-Double-Edge-Shaving-Razor/dp/B003YJ70NY/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1486502607&sr=8-1&keywords=feather+popular
Satin Tip the Purest Syth shaving brush - https://www.amazon.com/~Shave-Brush~-Satin-Tip-Purest/dp/B011PXWQ8E/ref=sr_1_9_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1486502653&sr=8-9&keywords=synthetic+shaving+brush
Cella shaving cream bowl - https://www.amazon.com/Cella-Shaving-Creme-Bowl-150gr/dp/B002Y1451S/ref=sr_1_7_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1486502738&sr=8-7&keywords=stirling+soap
Then buy Aqua Velva or Nivea Post shave balm at a drug store to clock you in right at 50 bucks or a couple of dollars over.
To be clear, while I love the high end Feather AS-D2, I am not overly thrilled about the budget Feather Popular. Still, it is $15.00 and I think better than any of the other razors you linked to, so i went ahead and listed it. The brush and shaving cream are solid and reputable budget picks though from what I have seen.
That should get you up and running but really you should buy a Maggards or Stirling kit if you can swing it. You get way more bang for the buck.