And the Connaught has a shorter loft, more backbone and is much softer even though it is much newer than the other three. Both of those feel similar, providing a little more scritch than the Schone. I like the 10066 because it is smaller and sometimes like to change it up with brush sizes. I like the Pro 49 because of it's large size. A Pro 49, 10066 and a Connaught faux jade handle. It is nicely broken in so the tips are nice and soft but I find the loft to be too high resulting in it being a bit too floppy. As a result, the backbone and the softness makes it one of my favorite of all my brushes. The Golden Nib is soft but can still feel a little bit of scritch while the Envy Shave is denser resulting in more backbone and the tips are super soft. And these two are quite different from one another. One is a Golden Nib and the other is a Envy Shave Luxury.
It has some scritch to it but I like it's large size. The other three are out and I use regularly. I actually find this brush to be scritchier than the AOS brush. I also have an EJ of similar size to the AOS but in Best badger. I find that to be a little too small, too floppy and too scritchy for my liking and as a result doesn't see much use. I have to say that there is a fair amount of difference between brushes made from the same type of hair.įor instance, I have 5 badger brushes. But I have several boar, badger and synthetics. I have not tried a horse hair brush so I can't comment on those.
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