I often try to have as few products in my daily routine as possible, so can you explain the purpose of a brush for women with fairly soft hairs? I have seen a few posts on the internet about brushless shaving.
There are many brushless SCs that are locally availible to many people. You can use some that re made for brushes brushless and vice versa. Kiss My Face is a brushless that works well with a brush. While TRSC, TBS and proraso SCs work well without a brush (I think most that are in a tube will work well). Without a brush i seem to use more product as it isn't much of a lather more like the lather from when you soap your hands. It is slippery and what not but not much dense foam. Then there is also shaving with hair conditioner / shaving oils. There are many options for shaving your legs/face etc (doubt you shave your face )
I'm a minimalist myself, and have soft hair, but I'd never be without my shaving brush. Purpose? I'll let someone else handle the science. I just enjoy it, and like the shaves better with it.
We have brushes coming out of our ears. Will drop one in your package with the razor and blades from BG and throw in some cream too.
You are welcome. I dispatched a full shave kit stuffed into one of our signature tubes o' shave goodness to Noo Yolk this afternoon.
Hey Shawna, Can you explain what you mean when you say "mild"? When you say the Krona & Weishi are very mild, does mild mean that the razor does not cut as much as a non-mild razor?
"Mild" to means that the razor/blade combo will cut the hair, but it may not be as close as a more aggressive razor. When I shave with the Weishi, I have a pronounced stubble the following day. With a bit more aggressive razor (or a sharper blade), I may not feel the stubble until a day and half or two days later.