#badger brush

Badger brush is the most preferred choice for use as a shaving brush. This has got to do with its properties and natural makeup. When badger brush knots are being discussed, these are some things that should be taken note of.

Badger brushes have made badgers a very common animal - more like one with a celebrity status in the shaving world. There are about 8 species of badgers in the world. This of course, doesn't take its subspecies into account. Of these 8 species, the Eurasian Badger is the most harvested species in the world for its hair. Although this species hair was once heavily harvested in Europe, as of today, it is a protected species.  

The best quality badger brushes are manufactured from the finest grade of badger hair. It is this kind of grade that form good lather with shaving creams and soaps. When it comes to shaving brushes, badger hair is the preferred choice because it is able to absorb moisture. So if this is your first time of using a badger, or you've used one before and want to know if you made any mistake, or you're about to use one, here are the steps to take.

Choose a Good Badger Brush When buying your badger brush, it is important that you buy one that fits into your needs and budget. There are different kinds of badger brushes gotten from different parts of the badger. When it comes to price, different brand offer different prices. The first step is identifying the kind of brush you want and then comparing prices from available brands.

Today’s product review is Baldwin Moisturizing Lotion.  Baldwin is a company that sells men’s care products that is based on the healing properties of Dead Sea minerals.  The lotion is marketed as helping your skin via Dead Sea minerals and natural oils.  This comes in a 3.4 fluid ounce tube and at the time of this article was selling for $26 on Amazon.com (more…)

A few weeks back I was approached by John of Black Tie Razor Company about doing a review of thier new line of shave soap and shaving oil.  To be honest I hadn’t heard of them, so I did a little digging around and asked John what the company was about.  It turns out they are a brand new shaving company put together by a few wet shaving friends who wanted to try and make something better for the…

How to store a shaving brush, what you need to know.

One of the questions that is often asked by people who has recently taken up the hobby is how to store a shaving brush when you’re not using it.  Unfortunately there is not an answer that everyone will agree with.  This article will go over the pros and cons of different methods so you can make a more educated decision. (more…)

Today’s product review is the shaving soap and shave oil offered by Sudsy Soapery. Sudsy Soapery is run by Jonathan and Kaycie Cook, a husband and wife team based out of St. Louis, MO.  They have developed a line of soaps and bath products that are all natural and only use essential oils for thier scents.  I had the opportunity to try thier Twice Mint Shave Oil, Sandalwood and Myrrh shave soap,…