BRV MEN Shaving Brush LARGE - Pure Badger Hair - Badger Brush - Rich Lather - Shave Brush - Use with Double-Edge Safety Straight Razor or Shaving Bowl - Genuine Badger Bristles - Black

I tried using a cloth to lather up saddle soap but couldn't get a good lather. I watched a video of a professional shoe cleaner cleaning a nice pair of cowboy boots with a shaving brush. br>br>I chose this brush for two reasons in particular: 1) It's bigger than most 2) It has a plastic handle rather than wood (which won't absorb moisture). br>br>Conclusion: It works well on boots and shoes because it creates a nice lather in the pours of the leather, loosening it up and lifting it out. So, for those of you who get your boots or shoes dirty, start with a good saddle soap applied with a quality shaving brush to get deep into the leather's pours before adding leather conditioner and cream polich (after brushing off dust and dirt). Then brush and buff to a nice shine, and enjoy your new shine while extending the life of your shoes. Enjoy.

Aurora Frazier

| Oct 06, 2021

I decided to give it a shot, and the difference was noticeable as soon as the brush made contact with my skin. In my opinion, the two are incomparable. It's easy to see why this is a five-star rating. I placed an order right away for one for my son, who has extremely sensitive skin and plans to try "wet shaving. " This, I believe, will be the deciding factor in his life. The bristles are soft, and it lathered up a storm. Based on my experience with this brush, I would strongly recommend it.

Kailani Lang

| Sep 27, 2021

This is a fantastic brush to work with! Produces a thick lather in a short period of time, with a thick and dense knot. The bristles. br>br> br>*This brush has bristles that are somewhere between silvertip and pure badger. The length and thickness of badger hair are exceptional. br>*They are almost a lower grade of pure silvertip brush than the premium pure silvertip brushes found in more expensive options. br>*They're tough, but they soften up with a little hot water and your lather. br>*The bristles also hold a lot of water, which helps you make a big, frothy lather. br>br>**The first time you use this brush, it will shed. This is perfectly normal, so don't be concerned. After a few shaves, it should stop. The handlebr>*Handle is extremely light. Also, the bristles are securely fastened. You'll notice that when the bristles are fully wet, they weigh more than the handle. When making a lather, I found this to be extremely helpful. br>*Handle curves are excellent, and even when wet and with some preshave oil, you can maintain a full grip. Standing up and letting your shave brush dry is also a good idea. br>br>Con: if you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, this is not the place One of the tiniest. For people with sensitive skin, the bristles can be a little prickly. However, after a good soak in hot water and lathering, which softens the bristles for shaving, this disappears. P. br>br>P. br>br>P. br>br>P. This brush is actually superior to the more expensive art of shaving brushes in my opinion.

Keaton Arnold

| Dec 09, 2021

I've had this brush long enough that I believe I can write a review of how it performs for me. Your results may vary, as the phrase goes. In fact, I have a large collection of brushes of various types, including badger, boar, and synthetic. And they all appear to work; the only difference is that they all appear to work in different ways. This brush is my Goldilocks brush because it has just the right amount of softness and firmness to produce a lovely lather. I'm aware that a good lather necessitates the presence of three essential ingredients. A good brush, a good bowl (or face), and workable soap are all necessary. And then there's the current market. There are a plethora of options available to you. I lather in a bowl, and my Pereira bowl is my favorite for a great lather. This, however, is not a review of a bowl. I prefer the hard soap puck to all other soaps for some reason; I'm not sure why, but I do, and it's what I've always used. Let's get back to the brush. This brush (I have the 24mm knot) has enough backbone to whip up a nice lather and feels slightly scrubby on the face while remaining soft. As I previously stated, I own several brushes, some of which cost far more than this one. But, almost without thinking, this is the brush I reach for when it's time to shave (it's as if it's a reflex). It's a Goldilocks brush, as I said, and it's just right. I gave it a four-star rating out of five. This is because, through no fault of the brush, I have a little arthritis in my fingers, and I find that a fatter, longer handle (similar to the Yaqi handles) is easier for me to use. However, it would be nice if they were available in a variety of handle styles. That's all I have to say about it; I highly recommend them.

Kinslee Gardner

| Apr 09, 2021

I'm going to keep it short and sweet. For the money, it's a good buy. In the months that I've been using it, I've only seen a couple of bristles fall off. I've cleaned it with a lot of carelessness and force. It's soft enough that it doesn't leave scratches on my face. I made my lather in a bowl and then used the brush to apply the soap directly to my face. It has withstood the test of time. br>br>durable, soft, brushes lather on well, and is excellent for lather building.

Kashton Compton

| Aug 24, 2021

I bought it for my husband after reading the reviews and decided to take a chance. It took him a while to put it to use after he got it. He followed the instructions that came with the package. There was no such thing as a wacky spell. He enjoys the stiffness as well as the softness of the material. the handle's size and length He hasn't shed like some others, and I bought a silicon holder, the Maverick by Tooletries, to keep the brush from being ruined by sitting in a cup. Both of them are appealing to him.

Dulce Anderson

| Aug 05, 2021