I have a nom boar, and its terrible, too.
It’s just a shame that most of their knots are so tiny! 21 mm
Right? It seems minuscule, so shall it even qualifies for the #RUNT category in the LG scavenger hunt, yet Mühle calls it “medium” size, and cheeky thought it’s worth a nice handle.
Everything about this brush diverges from my expectations, so I’m intrigued. The company is traditionally a brush maker, too. It’s all very weird
PorkButtsNTaters666@sub.wetshaving.social 1 month ago
The nod seems to fan out just like Semogue brushes. The 610 is a 21mm knot, and the C3s have a 22mm knot. For face shaving, this is amply sufficient - I guess for the dome, it might be a bit small 😭
DaveWave94@sub.wetshaving.social 1 month ago
Unfortunately I also never had any Semogue brush, but I fully trust your word. I believe the animal hair fibers would be able to “fluff out” so to speak (blooming?), but that’s not something I’d expect to be possible from synthetic fibre.
Side note, Fan or Flattop knots really rock for head shaving. It’s a shame that not many face shavers seem to appreciate them, so they aren’t widely available. Andrew from AP Shave Co. seems to be one of the only artisans who even does synthetic fan knots.