The Badger brush is the oldest shaving brush, dating back to the 1750s when shaving brushes were invented as the Badger brush, or Blaireau in French. In later history, the shaving brush was regarded as precious and high-quality for a long time, and this culture also influenced the current Wet Shaver. In addition, the production of badger brush is simple, so there are many brands involved, and it is also a popular field for artisans and DIY brushes. Most of today's Discussion of the Wet Shaver shaving brush has been about the Badger brush, so let's talk about it first.
Badger brushes are distinguished mainly by the hair they use, which comes from different parts of the badger's body. The hair performance of different parts is different, the appearance is different, and the area occupied is different.
In addition, some badgers chose to take a different approach to the breed of badger, using hair from other badgers that did not come from traditional sources.
Except for Plisson, almost all of the brushes use badger hair from Daqing, and even the hair of other badgers is raised and processed by Daqing.