Shaving brush is
made from different sources like the synthetic ones, boar hairs, horse, and
badgers. The badger hair brush is the best of all of these brushes. When used
with a good safety razor like Vikings Blade, it gives quality shaves. Taking
the badger brush into closer perspective, there is different quality depending
on the location of the body the hairs were taken from.
Grade 1
This is the most
common type of badger hairs. These hairs are found in the general body of a
badger. They seem to be coarser than others in this hair type and would give a
better exfoliation when used during shaving. They are also usually the cheapest
of badger hair brushes.
Grade 2
This brush hair
seems to be darker in color than the Grade 1 hairs. It is gotten from the
stomach area of the badger. The hairs are softer and won't give as much
exfoliation when shaving like the Grade 1 brush. Because of its texture, it is
able to trap in more moisture.
Grade 3
In comparison to
the previous two grades, this one has a finer gauge. It is gotten from the back
region of the badger. Exfoliation will reduce but it holds much more moisture.
This means it would produce a much richer lather.
Grade 4
This has the finest
gauge of them all and is gotten from the neck region of the badger. It is ideal
for getting the best moisture and would resultantly produce a better, richer,
and fuller lather.
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