pure badger hair shaving brush with black acrylic handle for men shaving
 
DESCRIPTION :
 
handle height 55mm
small handle diameter 26mm
total height 111mm
black acrylic handle
 
Pure badger hair brush: this is the most common kind of badger hair brush, and the hairs come from the belly of the badger. These hairs are generally rougher than the softer silvertip brushes.
 
Pure badger hair brush 
 
Here’s the executive rundown of that long list: silvertip brushes are softest, everything else is rougher. That much is clearly true, one only needs to touch the brush to figure that out. It’s like comparing cashmere to burlap–the former is clearly softer. Now, whether one performs better than the rest is still up for debate.
 
I’ve used both silvertip and pure badger in my lifetime, and I can wholeheartedly say that if a difference exists, it doesn’t matter. Badger hair of any kind will create a great lather, and the gradations between the four levels of badger hair brushes are wholly marketing techniques and make no difference in the long run. It’s just shaving cream.
 
So why even bother with badger?
 
A badger hair brush will definitely improve your shave over a synthetic brush, that’s for certain. Badger hair brushes are going to run you a bit more than synthetic, but that is worth the money–buying a silvertip vs. a pure badger hair is not.
 
Also, remember that these brushes are tools and not heirlooms. There is absolutely no reason to buy an ivory-handled shaving brush unless you just want the ivory. Get a workhorse pure badger hair shaving brush that will last you a long time and improve your shave enough to justify the slight extra cost. If anyone starts talking about the gradations between the levels of badger hair brushes, just know they’re full of it.
 
 

 
  
How to get the Perfect Shave
 
1 Moisten the area to be shaved with warm to hot water
2 Dip the badger hair brush into hot water
3 Then dip the brush into your shaving cream or soap and swirl around to create the lather
4 Apply the lather to your skin in circular strokes
5. Leave on the face for 1 to 2 minutes
6 Shave
7 Rinse the brush with clean water
8 Shake excess water from brush and place in a holder with the bristles pointing downwards
 
 
hair style
 
 
1 Silvertip badger hair is one of the most expensive and rare types of badger hair. it is called because of the silver colour of the tip of the hair, which is achieved by careful hand 
grading filling which comes from expert selection of only the finest hairs from the neck of the badger which is softer and retains more water .We get the raw material from our 
China Northeast Mountain area.
2 Our finest two-band badger hair is expensive than either best badger or pure badger, this hair types typically have a very firm tensile strength that results in a brush that is very 
dense and very stiff, a features preferred by many wet shaving brand manufactory.
3 Best badger is made with the finer and more pliable hairs from 20 - 25% of the badger's body. It is longer in length and lighter in color than pure badger hair. The brush is more 
densely filled with hair than the pure badger brush and will produce a richer and greater lather on the face.
4 Pure badger hair are the most common type of shaving brush used in the World, which is picked from the neck, shoulders, abdomen and buttocks of the badger and so is made 
up of hair which covers around 60% of a badger's body. Brushes made exclusively with pure badger hair cost significantly less than finer 
5 Black Badger Hair Shaving Brushes are not very common and CZM is the few manufactory to make this brush. Black badger hair is harvested from the rear of the pelt and 
possibly from around the feet if found in sufficient length and quantity.  The black naturally tapered tips usually extend a third or up to half the length of the hair shaft. 
6 Mixed badger hair is special name of badger knot, it means the knot was composed of different grade badger hair, so the hair color is not dark, and the cost is affordable for use. 
Mixed badger hair shaving brush can vary in quality equal to the "pure" badger grade. 
7 Synthetic brushes are a good option for those who would like to avoid animal fur. These are typically made from nylon and the bristles are medium stiff. While they don't hold 
lather as well as a badger brush, they are a good option for those who may have allergies to animal hair.
8 The boar bristle is the least expensive of the shaving brushes and is manufactured with boar bristles. While they don't hold as much water as badger brushes, the very stiff 
nature of the bristle makes boar brushes a favorite among men who like a stiff brush.