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Shaving Brush Acryl Black

SKU: 33005381

The DOVO shaving brush is an absolute eye-catcher! The handle is made of black-coloured acrylic and then polished to a high gloss. This shaving brush, like all of our brushes, is made by hand with synthetic pure badger hair that will remind you of your last visit to a barber.

€65.00

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Properties

Material

Pure synthetic badger hair

Handle Material

Acrylic glass black

Handle Diameter

3,7

Dimensions

3.7 cm x 3.7 cm x 10.8 cm

Packaging

Folding box with embossing and gold accents, made in Solingen

Material

Synthetic badger hair is in no way inferior to fine badger hair, also known as silvertip. The black hair takes on a slightly silvery colour towards the base. This sturdy type of hair ensures the greatest massaging effect and relaxes the skin when applying the shaving soap. The pure badger hair also produces a creamy lather and prepares you perfectly for a wet shave.

Handle Material

PMMA, also known as acrylic glass, is a thermoplastic. Using an extensive polishing process gives the material its unmistakable shine and underlines the high-quality appearance of the DOVO shaving brushes. It’s a low maintenance material, just wipe off soap residue and dirt with a damp cloth.

GUIDE

To lather your shaving soap or cream properly, hold your shaving brush briefly under warm water. Under light pressure, whip the soap to a luxurious lather. Massage this gently onto your moistened skin without bending the bristles. Then let it work for a short time, and you’re ready for a smooth and thorough shave.

MAINTENANCE

For a long service life, rinse your brush with warm water after each use. Then it is best to hang it up to dry in a well-ventilated place, so that the hair fibres recover and stay supple. To avoid hair breakage, you should wash your shaving brush with hair shampoo after a few shaves to remove lather residue. You can find more information here.