Do some shaving brushes make this hobby more expensive than others? I'm not talking about the cost of the brush itself, since that obviously varies. What I'm curious about it this: does a large, cavernous brush, such as an Omega 49 boar bush, cause you to have to use more product each time you shave in order to build a good lather? For example, because it is so large, does it swallow a lot more lather before it is so saturated that you have plenty of usable lather at the tip?
And would a smaller brush, which can't internally swallow up as much lather or product, allow you to use less product and save money?
And would a smaller brush, which can't internally swallow up as much lather or product, allow you to use less product and save money?
Do some shaving brushes make this hobby more expensive than others by eating lather?
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