Unboxing The Simpsons Trafalgar T3 Synthetic Shaving Brush | First Impressions
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- This Simpsons Trafalgar Synthetic Faux Ivory Shaving Brush is remarkable value for money given its generous dimensions and brand pedigree. The Trafalgar is the latest offering from Simpsons new line of Alexander Simpson Est. 1919 shaving brushes.
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The superbly crafted & eye-catching lathe turned handle is filled with uniquely sourced Sovereign grade synthetic fibre.
Sovereign grade synthetic fibres are super-soft, softer than any badger hair brush, yet this brush still has good backbone due to the density of the hair. It will lather up any shaving creams or hard shaving soaps with ease. There are many more benefits to a synthetic shaving brush versus a badger hair shaving brush:
- Synthetic hair is more durable than badger
- Synthetic shaving brushes tend to be cheaper than badger hair brushes
- Synthetic shaving brushes don't shed hair
- Synthetic shaving brushes are better for your skin
- No animal had to die
The large-sized handle fits nicely in the palm of your hand allowing you a firm grip when lathering up.
This brush comes well presented in a Simpsons branded presentation box.
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I have the T2. Absolutely love it. As new as the day I bought it two years ago.
I'm glad the brush is meeting your expectations.
Brian
Just ordered my t3 should be lathering in days
I will buy this one, this will be my first shaving brush, wish me luck
Thanks for watching - best of luck!
You will be pleased as I've done a lot research on it.
Looks like a great brush for the price. I might add it to my next order, just waiting for the release of the Outlaw razor. Have a nice Sunday.
Hello Felix, the Coronavirus is problematic. The razor is made in Hong Kong but migrant Chinese workers have been banned from travelling to HK from China since the Chinese New Year. Brian.
@@ExecutiveShaving Good to know! All good things need some time. Is there an expected new release date?
@@Flixo79 Possible date: Mid-March.
@@ExecutiveShaving Thank you for the info. In this case it will be 2 orders: one with the things you have in stock now and the 2nd when the razor is released. All the best.
That is indeed some generous dimentions 1:26 26 inch knot... 26 inches... that's bigger than my computer monitor
A beautiful brush. I favour synthetic knots nowadays.
You said "Simpson of England". I thought Simpson was still based on the Isle of Man. I believe they were based in England before they merged with Vulfix.
And you said "a 26 inch diameter"... a huge brush indeed. 😀 I guess you mean millimetres.
Nice video and it is pleasant to hear your voice and explanations. 👍🏻
Hello Patrick, did I really say 26 inches? We all make mistakes, me more than most. The Isle of Man is English is it not?
Brian
@@ExecutiveShaving No, it is't. The Isle of Man is a British Crown Dependency, so it isn't even, at least not politically, a part of the United Kingdom. ;-)
26" knot? Damn lather hog 😂😂
@@EricMustardman a man of exquisite wisdom
If nothing else; you've shown high quality doesn't have to be outrageously expensive. :-)
Ho WolfRanger, thanks for your kind comment and thanks for watching!
Brian
Just bought one of these to replace my aging shavemac silver tip badger brush I’ve been using for last 7 years or so. Always wanted a chubby 2, but I’m not buying badger hair anymore.
Great decision Benjamin.
Thanks for watching.
Brian
I don’t know how Simpson can sell British-made, lathe-turned resin brushes for $27, but I’m not complaining.
Or, this with better quality of fibres:
www.executive-shaving.co.uk/executive-shaving-medium-size-jock-synthetic-shaving-brush-in-black
Thanks for watching.
Brian.
The best Shave Brush on the market today is my Simpson Trafalgar's T-3, better then boar cheaper in the long run, it is 29mm. i mic it' it's like buying a $275 Badger hair brush, no cleaning the brush, no need for a brush stand, fast drying time, well not fall apart like a Badger Hair or boar can, cheap to buy, I have owned it for 5 Years with no hair loss with no problems wheelchair Larry Merry Christmas
derby black 200 $10 bucks
Question, which will be softer and less ‘scratchy’, Simpson synthetic trafalgar T2 or their chubby 2 synthetic? Grateful for anyone’s views please.
Same fibres used on both brushes.
Simpson synthetic fibres are springy, this brush has the very latest G4 fibres: www.executive-shaving.co.uk/executive-shaving-ultimate-g4-synthetic-shaving-brush
This is our top-seeling brush by a huge margin, the fibres are softer than Simpson yet it has good backbone:
www.executive-shaving.co.uk/executive-shaving-medium-size-jock-synthetic-shaving-brush-in-black
Thanks for watching.
Brian
@@ExecutiveShaving Thank you very much for your helpful reply 👍
I perhaps receive a T2 in a T3 box....I'm very concerned because every video review or picture I see makes the brush look much larger than the one I possess
Here are the T2 dimensions:
Trafalgar T3 Approximate Dimensions:
Overall brush height - 105mm
Handle height - 50mm
Knot loft - 55mm
Knot diameter - 31mm
@@ExecutiveShaving I don't know how a company says the knot diameter is 26mm and markets with a diameter of 31mm 🤣
What if compared to yaqi cashmere?
Thanks!
Hmm, hard decision but Simpson have a good pedigree.
Brian
Cashmere maybe softer but less backbone
Hi, Brian. Thank you for this video. I'm new to wet DE shaving and I recently bought a Simpson T3. I've been having a bad experience with mine and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if I've received a defective brush.
The brush builds a lather very well but when I try to apply lather to my face, it doesn't lay on thick and evenly. It does the opposite. With each stroke I make, the brush wipes lather off my face. The more strokes I make, the less lather ends up on my face. It's very frustrating. I've tried different shave soaps (Proraso, ToOBS, Mitchell's) and different stroke methods (figure eight, holding the handle, holding the knot etc.) but nothing has helped. I thought maybe the brush needed to be broken in and would work better with time but it's been six weeks and no change.
Have you ever experienced this with a shave brush? Do you have any recommendations?
Our advice would be to try applying less pressure when using the brush and paint the lather onto your face using only the tips of the brush!
@@ExecutiveShaving Okay, I will try that. Thank you!
What is the difference between:
Sovereign grade synthetic fibre
and
Platinum Grade synthetic bristle?
Both made by simpsons….
To be perfectly honest, I don't know, best make contact with Simpson's.
Brian
Can you present T2?
Probably not, T3 is so good.
Thanks for watching!
Brian
@@ExecutiveShaving T2 is excellent for face lathering. T3 is a monster in comparison and too big for my liking.
Simpson T3 Trafalgar my handle cracked to repair it i used B7000 Glue to repair the handle the glue is waterproof wheelchair Larry
£26 now unfortunately 😕
Lot's of shaving and brooming ranges have increased their prices recently and our costs are also rising. Our most popular box for sending out our orders has increased from 18p to 32p.
Thanks for watching.
Brian
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Thanks for watching!
if T3 is so good, T2 is useless purchase;
Hi, it really depends on your budget and the size of brush you want.