Parker Ebony Handle Black Badger Shaving Brush & Stand

$ 33.75

SKU: BKBB

Elevate your shaving routine with our handcrafted ebony handle black badger shave brush. Its dense, coarse bristles deliver a superior lather and exfoliation for a smooth, comfortable shave.

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Description

Product Overview

The Parker Ebony Handle Black Badger Shave Brush sets a 20 mm black badger knot into a durable ebony finish resin handle and is supplied with an acrylic stand in a gift box.

Black badger is the stiffest badger grade, so the brush has plenty of backbone for working a hard soap. The 20 mm knot is the common all round size, quick to load and easy to control whether you lather in a bowl or on the face.

Key Features

  • 100 percent black badger knot
  • 20 mm knot size
  • Dense brush knot
  • Durable ebony finish resin handle
  • Handmade construction
  • Acrylic stand included
  • Supplied in a gift box
  • Works with hard soaps, soft soaps and creams

Lather volume and feel depend on your soap, your water and how the brush is loaded. Natural hair varies slightly from brush to brush.

What Is Included

Shaving brush20 mm black badger knot, ebony finish resin handle
StandAcrylic stand
PackagingGift box

Supplied in a gift box with the stand included.

Product Specifications

BrandParker
Knot type100 percent black badger
Knot size20 mm
Handle materialEbony finish resin
Overall height4 in
Stand materialAcrylic
ConditionNew

Lathering Performance

Black badger is the stiffest and coarsest of the badger grades. The extra backbone means the brush lifts soap out of a hard puck without going limp, and the firmer tips give a scrubbier feel on the face than pure or silvertip hair. The dense 20 mm knot picks up soap quickly and releases lather steadily through a multi pass shave.

Who This Brush Is Best For

Firm feel preference
Black badger has more backbone than the softer badger grades.
Hard soap users
The stiffer hair lifts soap out of a hard puck without effort.
Face latherers
A 20 mm knot is easy to control directly on the face.

Getting the Best from Your Brush

  1. Soak the knot in warm water for a minute or two before you start, then shake out the excess.
  2. Load the brush by working it over the soap or cream until the hair is fully charged.
  3. Build the lather in a bowl or on the face, adding water a little at a time until it turns glossy.
  4. Give a new brush several shaves to break in before judging how it loads and how soft it feels.

Adding water gradually rather than all at once is the usual difference between a thin lather and a thick one.

Care and Storage

Rinse the knot thoroughly under warm running water after every shave until the water runs clear, then shake out the excess and stand the brush bristles down so it can dry. Avoid boiling water, harsh detergents and leaving the brush sitting wet in an enclosed space. Do not stand the brush on its knot to dry. The acrylic stand holds the brush knot down between shaves so water drains away from the base of the knot.

Shipping and Returns

Ships fast from Montreal, Canada. Free shipping in Canada on orders $49+.

See our Shipping Policy and Return & Refund Policy for full details.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the knot?
The knot is 20 mm, the common all round size for a traditional shaving brush. It suits both bowl lathering and face lathering.
Is the handle real ebony?
No. The handle is a durable resin finished to resemble ebony. Parker publishes an overall size of 4 in.
What is black badger hair?
Black badger is the stiffest and coarsest of the badger grades. It has more backbone than pure or silvertip, so it lifts soap out of a hard puck easily and gives a firmer feel on the face.
Can I use this brush with both soap and cream?
Yes. Black badger works with hard soaps, soft soaps and creams, and can be used for bowl lathering or face lathering.
How do I prepare the brush before shaving?
Soak the knot in warm water for a minute or two, then shake out the excess water before loading your soap or cream.
Will a new brush shed hairs?
A few loose hairs in the first several uses are normal for a natural hair brush and usually stop on their own. Heavy shedding that continues is not normal.
How should the brush be dried?
Rinse the knot thoroughly, shake out the water and stand the brush bristles down so air can circulate. Do not store it wet in a closed cabinet or a sealed travel tube.
Does a new badger brush have a smell?
New natural hair brushes can carry a faint animal smell for the first few washes. Lathering the brush with soap several times and rinsing well normally clears it.

Brand

Parker

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