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- Sodapopjones
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- SirWhiskers
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Can't wait to get mine. I broke down and ordered one from Mr. Sabini.
Have a great shave!
My (anything but) Zen Den
My (anything but) Zen Den
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- churchilllafemme
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- SirWhiskers
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Lee is seeing a large influx of orders now from what I understand. Good for him, but bad for those who want brushes, it means the wait is longer. Kinda starting to look like Bernd @ Shavemac.
Have a great shave!
My (anything but) Zen Den
My (anything but) Zen Den
SirWhiskers wrote:Lee is seeing a large influx of orders now from what I understand. Good for him, but bad for those who want brushes, it means the wait is longer. Kinda starting to look like Bernd @ Shavemac.
Mako in Conan the Barbarian wrote: " success can test one's mettle as surely as the strongest adversary."
Ken
iKon OSS, Med Preps, MdC AOS ASB..... Perfection!
I'm awaiting more Lee Sabini one offs; currently i'm considering the brushes Lee is making as being the best brushes on the market, together with Simpsons made by Vulfix. Taking price-quality ratio into account Lees brushes are standing lonely at the top. They are truly addictive....and keep in mind they're in fact all custom made/bespoke...
So downsizing and upsizing at the same time makes my current number more or less stable...
So downsizing and upsizing at the same time makes my current number more or less stable...
Peter
I am in agreement, Peter. Especially with his brushes being addictive. There's nothing like receiving an e-mail from Lee with pictures of a new brush.drP wrote:I'm awaiting more Lee Sabini one offs; currently i'm considering the brushes Lee is making as being the best brushes on the market, together with Simpsons made by Vulfix. Taking price-quality ratio into account Lees brushes are standing lonely at the top. They are truly addictive....and keep in mind they're in fact all custom made/bespoke...
So downsizing and upsizing at the same time makes my current number more or less stable...
Andrew
This post from Peter was all I needed. Mine's inbound as we speak. I like big brushes at the moment, so Lee made the brush, sent the picture, and you know the rest . . . .drP wrote:I'm awaiting more Lee Sabini one offs; currently i'm considering the brushes Lee is making as being the best brushes on the market, together with Simpsons made by Vulfix. Taking price-quality ratio into account Lees brushes are standing lonely at the top. They are truly addictive....and keep in mind they're in fact all custom made/bespoke...
So downsizing and upsizing at the same time makes my current number more or less stable...
Gary
SOTD 99%: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, soaps & creams, synthetic / badger brushes, Colonial General razor, Kai & Schick blades, straight razors any time, Superior 70 aftershave splash + menthol + 444
SOTD 99%: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, soaps & creams, synthetic / badger brushes, Colonial General razor, Kai & Schick blades, straight razors any time, Superior 70 aftershave splash + menthol + 444
- churchilllafemme
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