Shaving Brush - SV 2.0 - Rosewood - Silver
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Ürün Kodu: P0035G
Shaving Brush - SV 2.0 - Rosewood - Silver
Custom-made shaving brush with a large knot, noteworthy for its Manchurian two-band High Mountain White Badger type.
Knot diameter: 26 mm
Bristle Length: 50 mm
The handle is the work of 3 different Italian artisans. The crown ring is made through pure tin fusion.
The brush stand, handmade by an Italian artisan, is crafted and processed from painted wood, characterized by a minimalist design to best enhance the brush's appearance.
Please note: All brushes are checked individually. The crown is made from cast tin. The complexity of the shape can lead to small imperfections. Please note that each crown is individually handmade, and small variations may occur.
Made in Italy.
Saponificio Varesino Hakkında
In 1945, Dante Bardelli began producing soap in Brebbia, on the shores of Lake Maggiore.
Saponificio Varesino, which continues the traditional Marseille method of solid soap making, now supplies essential cleansing products under both its own brands and for private clients.
In soap making, which requires experience, patience, and refinement, there is no place for electronic devices in skilled hands.
The "Stella Alpina" soap bar produced in 1948 expanded its product range in the 60s with Lavanda Soap and Velours Paris Soap.
In 2012, the SV Brand was born, offering gift sets composed of 100% coconut/palm kernel-based (Econat certified) soaps.
Soaps produced using the Traditional Kettle Processing method provide superior cleaning power while keeping the skin soft and elastic without irritation.
Ne işe Yarar
- Handmade, the work of Italian artisans.
- Large knot and high-quality badger hair with double banding, soft, with high water and heat retention.
- Suitable for sensitive skin.
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