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$ 47.48 Original price was: $ 47.48.$ 36.24Current price is: $ 36.24.
The Omega 666 Black Badger Shaving Brush delivers classic Italian craftsmanship with genuine black badger hair for rich lather, excellent water retention, and smooth wet shaving performance.
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Description
Product Overview
The Omega 666 sets a black badger knot into a black ABS handle. Omega publish this model as a black badger brush, the coarsest and stiffest of the badger grades.
Black badger is the grade Omega call the most widespread, and they describe the hair as darker and stronger than their other badger. That backbone is the point: the brush works a hard puck without collapsing, and it keeps a scrubbier feel on the face than a softer badger grade would. Omega have been making shaving brushes in Italy for decades.
Key Features
- ✓ 100 percent black badger knot
- ✓ The coarsest and stiffest badger grade
- ✓ Black ABS handle
- ✓ Knot diameter
- ✓ not published by Omega
- ✓ Made in Italy by Omega
- ✓ Good water retention for a firm knot
- ✓ 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 brush | Black badger knot, black ABS handle |
| Packaging | Manufacturer packaging |
No stand is listed in the contents for this brush.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Omega |
| Model | 666 |
| Knot type | 100 percent black badger |
| Knot size | not published by Omega |
| Handle material | ABS plastic |
| Country of origin | Italy |
| Condition | New |
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. Omega describe black badger as darker and stronger than their other badger hair. It holds water well for a knot with this much backbone, which is why it builds a dense lather quickly from a hard soap.
Who This Brush Is Best For
Black badger has more backbone than the softer badger grades.
The stiffer hair lifts soap out of a hard puck without effort.
Black badger costs far less than silvertip and lasts as long.
Getting the Best from Your Brush
- Soak the knot in warm water for a minute or two before you start, then shake out the excess.
- Load the brush by working it over the soap or cream until the hair is fully charged.
- Build the lather in a bowl or on the face, adding water a little at a time until it turns glossy.
- 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 and harsh detergents, and do not leave the brush sitting wet in an enclosed space.
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
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Is this the same as pure badger?
What is black badger hair?
Can I use this brush with both soap and cream?
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Does a new badger brush have a smell?
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