Edwin Jagger81P36 Classic Badger Shaving Brush for Shaving Cream or Soap for Men (Black)
Description
🪒 Elevate your shave game with timeless luxury and unmatched precision!
- ERGONOMIC GRIP - Flared base fits perfectly in your hand for effortless control and precision.
- GIFT READY LUXURY - Presented in elegant packaging with instructions—perfect for the discerning professional or as a stylish gift.
- LATHER LIKE A PRO - Over 18,000 handpicked pure badger fibers whip up a rich, barbershop-quality lather every time.
- TIMELESS CRAFTSMANSHIP - Classic design with a sleek black handle, blending tradition with modern sophistication.
- GENTLE EXFOLIATION BOOST - Soft badger bristles lift and prep your beard for the closest, smoothest wet shave.
The Edwin Jagger 81P36 Classic Badger Shaving Brush features over 18,000 pure badger fibers for a dense, rich lather that gently exfoliates and preps skin. Crafted in Sheffield, UK, its ergonomic flared black handle offers a sophisticated grip, making it a premium grooming essential designed to last a lifetime.
Specifications
| Product Name | Shaving Brush |
| Units | 1 count |
| Brand | Edwin Jagger |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
Reviews
M**S
Fabulous Badger Brush
Fabulous badger brush - great price, great foam!
M**B
Good quality
Good quality brush, loses a few hairs initially but after that it's fine. Great a foaming shaving cream for a comfortable and close shave with minimal irritation. Brush seems to be hold up well and just needs rinsing and hanging upside down to dry.
S**A
Good product
Produces good lather when used with shaving cream and softens the stubble to give a closer shave. For best results and close shave, use with the traditional safety razors used by your local barber. Best shave you can get!
I**S
Excellent shaving brush
Produces a great lather, soft brush with a handle that is easy to grip.
B**A
Perfect
Very good, smooooooth
C**L
Top Quality Brush
Few hairs fall out of it and it lathers up well
M**F
Do badger's shave with human hair ;-]
Great brush, If I required another brush I think I'd have no problem in looking up Edwin Jagger, it does (like any) take a little breaking in but that's no big deal. Also I can't say I had many loose hairs, or perhaps I was just lucky. I've read other comments else where not particularly about the Edwin Jagger range but badger hair per se seems to smell of "animal" or "dog" whatever! I couldn't smell anything from the Edwin Jagger brush whatsoever. Also it's a great brush for lathering up (sorry I wouldn't know about gel as I don't use gel) however with both cream and soap it's really good.
J**E
Good brush for the price
Smells. Really smells quite bad when you use it for the first few times but then the smell fades and then it's ok 👍Great brush. Great quality.
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