Vegan Wood Shaving Brush - Albatross

Let it dry naturally. Once all product has been washed off from the shaving brush and any excess water has been shaken out, let the bristles air dry by hanging the shaving brush upside down. This will let any moisture and water drip out, away from the handle.

Be gentle. Avoid damaging the brush follicles by wringing or twisting bristles by hand. Instead, hold the brush under warm water, letting it work its magic by running through the bristles.

Clean regularly. 

A FEW DO'S AND DON'TS:

• Never use water hotter than what you can endure for 10 seconds.
• Your brush does not need to be sterilized; shaving soap is soap after all.
• Clean the knot thoroughly by plunging the brush in clean water, until the water runs clear. This will remove excess soap.
• Dry the brush in open air – DO NOT store a damp brush.
• Allow your brush to completely dry before using again.
• Soap and other minerals will eventually build up on your brush, a soak in a 50/50 vinegar solution for 30 seconds will remove most of these deposits.
• DO NOT pull the bristles. When squeezing excess water out, simply squeeze the knot, do not pull the bristles.

Why Nylon?
"Traditionally, shaving brushes were made from badger or boar hair. While technically natural fibers, the cruelty animals face while caged and farmed for their hair is simply unacceptable to us."