Tutorial: How To Care For Your Shaving Brush, Post Shave Rinse & Dry
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- Please note - we no longer sell Badger Hair Shaving Brushes
Tutorial: Dr Shave shows us how to care and clean our shaving brush. Shaving Brush Care that doesn't damage the bristles. Prolong your brushes life.
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I bought a Badger brush from you recently and it's really good and your right they are good value. That's a nice badger brush there. all the Best Robert.
Just realized I've been mistreating my brush all this time. Thanks Brian for such good shaving videos
Happy to be of help and thank you for watching!
the best tutorial on youtube I finally was able to learn how to properly clean the brush, thanks to you sir
Great video Sir as always, greetings from Chile.
Simple but essential cleaning techniques that I was not entirely aware of and I am grateful for the instruction. Thank You.
Thanks for watching WolfRanger.
Brian
Great video! I've been following this routine to care for my brushes and they still look brand new after weeks of use. I noticed flicking water out of the brush removes a significant amount of water!
Glad it was helpful!
@@ExecutiveShaving the best tutorial on youtube, I finally was able to learn how to properly clean the brush, thanks to you sir
@@JOHN12190 thank you, we're pleased we could help!
Thank you for sharing this it's very helpful
You're very welcome.
Brian
Thank you for the tutorial. I could see that I was doing something similar. And again: you are a MASTER of the shaving.
Thank you for your kind comments Mauricio and thanks for watching. Brian.
Nice video Brian, thanks for uploading.
Hi Nayem, thanks for watching!
Brian
Exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
thanks for the video. just started wet shaving and purchased/used my first brush; but I didn't know how to care for it. thanks again!
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching! All the best, The Executive Shaving Company.
More great tips 👍👍
Glad you like them!
Good tutorial. I also use to put new shaving brushes into a bowl of warm water with a bit of soap or shampoo and let it there for half a hour, then rinse it well before first use. This video was very instructive. thanks for sharing
Thanks for your comment, we're glad that you found the video helpful!
@@ExecutiveShaving very helpful. And amazing products. big thanks!
Thanks for the information how to clean my shaving brush
Thanks for watching!
How do we treat a brush if we won't use it for a long time? Does it need a special treatment? Thank you.
Thank you for watching. No need for special treatment, simply wash the brush after each use.
This is great info!:) Thank you!:)
Thanks for watching Mark, we only uploaded the video a few minutes ago!
Brian
Glad you did.:) I was looking for this exact information and tutorial.:)
Nice Rolex, dawg.
Yes, it was a gift 12 years ago for my 50th birthday.
Thanks for watching.
Brian
Can't go wrong with the Batman
Would you be willing to do a video on safety razor maintanance and cleaning? Thank you!
We can do that!
thanks Brian! very cool
Thanks for watching!
Brian
Thanks for a great video! I am new to your website and look forward to viewing them all!
Do you ship to the USA?
Good morning Mike, yes we ship to the USA every day. Go to www.executive-shaving.co.uk click on the flag emblem at the top right of the homepage and choose your flag, this way you can pay in dollars. Thanks for watching. Brian.
I love the tutorial, thanks Sir.
Thanks for watching! Brian.
Thank you for the tips
Hi. Not all brushes come with a stand. Is that essential, or can I just stand it up on its end?
Hi, you can if it is a synthetic brush. If it is a natural hair brush, it is best to get a stand.
thank you, sir
Cool thanks.
You're very welcome, thanks for watching. Brian.
Thanks for the tips. I was wondering about this recently. What type of watch is that? Can't quite tell.
Timex?
Im sure he commented that he got a Rolex on his shaving tutorial for his 50th
A Rolex Submariner in stainless steel. Very beautiful, quite unobtrusive, a gentleman's watch. 👍
Plz tell me your watch brand !!
Thanks for sharing, and classic watch by the way..:-)
Thanks for watching.Brian
so i did this mistake and put it in hot water. thing is its hair has kinda become curly on the outer perimeter. is there any way to straighten it up? i think it doesnt smell. hair dont look splitted and also hair are still firmly attatched on the handle. thanks a lot
There isn't any way of fixing this as far as I am aware. You can try combing it to see if this helps at all though.
Hi Brian would you recommend using the braveheart safety razor after 4 months use of a double edge safety razor. Thanks Tarun
Yes, by now you should have a good understanding of the angles and pressure that's needed for a close yet comfortable daily shave. I don't know what your current razor is but The Braveheart in general is a slightly more closer shaver than most safety razors. Get information, read reviews and buy The Braveheart here: goo.gl/UvZBC2
Best,Brian
Braveheart is a fantastic razor! It is very efficient but not rough or bitey. You will not be disappointed.
Hello! I like your movies. You know about shaving. Can you tell what better goals safet razor or straight razor? I will be grateful for your response.
Best wishes:)
If you are supposed to avoid hot water then why does heat retention matter so much with badger hair?
Use warm not hot water, if the water is uncomfortably hot for the face it's too hot for the brush.
Thanks for watching!
Brian
Brian Mulreany I didn't know that, thanks. I recently turned my water heater up to get a hot towel pre-shave...and my brush has been soaking in HOT water!
Hot water will damage the hairs and the bristles expand quicker than the handle this leads to cracked handles and the hot water can get into the glue that bonds the knot of bristles to the handle, eventually the knot falls out. Brian
Or how to creek it clean . Leave it at the store
Thanks for the vid 👌
What stand is that out of interest?
Hi Matt, it's the MÜHLE Deluxe Razor and Brush Stand: www.executive-shaving.co.uk/muhle-deluxe-shaving-brush-and-safety-razor-stand
@@ExecutiveShaving ah fantastic, cheers.
Do you happen to know if that stand will fit your big jock or big jock medium brush.
I have an r89 an have been eyeing one of those brushes
@@mattdasilva4577 the Medium Jock will fit on that stand but the Big Jock does not
@@ExecutiveShaving great cheers!
Every brush get hard n harder after shave so next shaving get very roughly
That is simply not true. Some men's brushes are 10 years old and more and still pillow-soft. Rinse the brush after shaving, make sure all the lather is rinsed out of the brush.
Thanks for watching.
Brian
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I always gently squeeze out excess water after rinsing my brush after use and then give it 10 shakes. I do not towel dry them. Then I hang it upside down on my brush stand. Is that ok, or can repeated shaking damage the brush? A prompt reply would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and regards, Dr . Basu( India)
No this shouldn't cause any damage to your brush. Thanks for watching.
@@ExecutiveShaving Thank you! ❤️
@@ExecutiveShaving Recently I came to know that the Chinese have been eating badgers for a long, long time. If that is true, badger hair would be just a by-product, wouldn't it? So should we really feel guilty about buying or using badger brushes? Thanks and regards, Dr. Basu( India)
@@StockMarketsMadeEasy we do not and will not be stocking badger brushes, you can watch our full statement on it here - th-cam.com/video/pS27AWl4VCY/w-d-xo.html
Could you use cold water to rinse the brush? I ask as I have a separate hot and cold water taps.
Warm would be best but cold is fine - NEVER hot water.
@@ExecutiveShaving That's great, I'll use the cold tap to rinse my brush, thanks for taking the time to reply.
What if you do not have a brush stand can you lay down or do you stand it on his butt?
If you don't have a brush stand, you can rest the brush on the butt of the handle to aerate. We do recommend that you use a stand where possible. Thanks for watching.
Sort of an odd ball question, but I have really begun to enjoy cold water shaves. I noticed you said to avoid hot water, is there anything against considerably cold water? I usually have been dunking my shave brushes in a mug of cold water just below the handle to avoid the epoxy/glue getting too wet but the hairs obviously are still getting wet. Is ice cold water just as bad?
thank you, 007 :D
Ha, ha, thanks for watching! Brian.
I must say you have a nice Bathroom by the way very smart. :)
Thanks Robert. The house dates back to 1896 so large windows and lots of natural light throughout.
Brian
He's just making 80% of this up as he goes
Look after the brush….. and the brush will look after you….. no…. Just look after your brush 😃
I see s bunch of WetShavers splay their brush to help exfoliate
You'll also see them buying a new brush every year!
Brian.
With my synthetic tuxedo 🤵🏼 I assume I can “LILYHI” it
Load It Like You Hate It! As Kevy would say
Sick people. Why the hell would you torture an animal for your vanity! Grow up it's vain and pathetic.
We no longer buy in badger brushes: www.executive-shaving.co.uk/blog/post/the-executive-shaving-company-badger-hair-and-shaving-brushes-a-statement/
Thanks for watching.
Brian
Do they kill them just for their hairs?
Thanks to this video I've switched from forcing the brush into the skin to using a much more gentle painting motion which, so far, has kept my current go-to brush in good shape. I've been into oldschool wet shaving for about a decade yet I only realized the other day that my lathering technique was excessively rough when a new brush of mine already showed signs of damage after one use. I guess I had gotten so used to lathering roughly that I didn't even realize I was being rough at all.
Thanks for watching, glad you found it helpful!