Omega 6735 1st Grade Super Badger Hair Shaving Brush

Product

The Omega 6735 1st Grade badger shaving brush is one of the highly popular 'barber pole' designs from Omega. Complete with turned resin barber pole effect handle and a chromed plastic collar holding the high quality Omega 1st Grade badger hair loft, this is a brush suitable for everyday use or just for best! This brush comes in its own presentation gift box. Made in Italy.

How to use

The brush bristles should be wet (not soaking) before use. Load the loft with soap or cream and apply to the areas to be shaved, using a strong circular motion. This softens the hairs and also raises them ready for shaving.

We strongly recommend the following after care for your brush; When finished always rinse the brush under hot water (especially at the base of the bristles) to remove any remaining soap residue which can result in damage to the bristle and cause early shedding of the loft. The brush should then be stored loft facing down to dry. This can be achieved by using a shaving brush stand and prevents the bristles rotting at the base due to moisture.

Recommended for

Both shaving creams and shaving soaps and all skin types.

Grooming tip

When applying a shaving lather to your skin always use strong circular movements to help soften and raise the hairs and prepare the skin for shaving.

Dimensions

A.	Overall Height	109mm
B.	Loft Height	54mm
C.	Base Height	55mm
D.	Loft Width	55mm
E.	Knot Diameter	22mm

          

Weight: 68g.

(All measurements are approximate)

Omega

OMEGA has been a leading brush maker since 1946 and is one of THE most famous brands out there. They are located in the beautiful city of Bologna in the North of Italy. OMEGA produce a complete and extensive range of professional shaving brushes and gift sets, both in bristle, pure badger or synthetic fibers. OMEGA's great experience in manufacturing and their careful selection of raw materials result in consistently high quality products which are recognised, appreciated and renowned not only in Italy but all over the world (including those countries where a well-established and qualified domestic production still exists).