CLASSIC
Are your habits important to you? Our users and partners should find exactly what they are looking for in a carefully selected, limited, and specially designed series.
So why do we believe this will come to us out of thin air? Some users prefer more luxurious and rare bristles in a shaving brush, while others insist on a simple profile. Some have multiple favorites, but they know very well which one is their own.
Whichever model you choose, there is one clear thing we agree on: it all starts with a good shaving brush and rich lather. Applying shaving soap softens the skin and stimulates the bristles – while also providing a gentle facial massage. Now it's time for another choice for a close and smooth shave: Which classic razor will provide perfect smoothness?
- Firstly, when you buy a new shaving brush, before the first use, lather it with shaving soap 1-2 times and wash it to remove shelf and production dust, then leave it to dry in a well-ventilated area.
- Fiber brushes do not require pre-softening as they do not have organic bristles. In this sense, they are very practical to use. You can directly wet them and start making lather.
- They produce lather quickly and dry quickly, making them preferred for travel.
- Start moving the wet Fiber brush over the cream or soap without shaking off too much water. Continue adjusting with a little water or a little product until you achieve the desired lather, reaching a whipped cream consistency.
- Then, soften your beard and skin by moving the brush in circular motions on your face.
- If you shave intermittently and use aggressive razors, it is important to move the brush on your face for at least 1.5 minutes to prepare for shaving.
- Apply lather to your face with the brush again between each pass.
- After shaving, it is important to rinse the brushes very well. Poorly rinsed brushes can accumulate alkali at the base of the bristles. This, in turn, leads to excessive bristle shedding after a while. This is considered user error.
- To extend the life of your brushes, thoroughly open the bristles and rinse them under running water from all angles, then hang them to dry in a well-ventilated environment.
- Fiber brushes should not be expected to retain heat as well as animal hair. Therefore, it is important to be aware of their heat retention capacity and not expose them to hot water.
- Do not expose your brush to water that is too hot to touch. Boiling water deforms the bristles and damages the adhesive at the base of the brush bristles.
- Do not expose your brushes to any chemicals. Do not leave them in a closed environment where they cannot dry while wet.
- A well-maintained Fiber brush can be used for approximately 6-7 years. This period may be extended depending on usage.