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Plisson 1808 Retro Lacquer and Palladium Finish & High Mountain White Fibre Shaving Brush
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- $291.50
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DESCRIPTION
Discover our magnificent shaving brush with a vintage and elegant design. This piece has a lacquered handle with tennis stripes and a palladium finish. With a removable head in size 12, this shaving brush is perfect for everyday use. Its tuft filled with fiber High Mountain White, perfectly meets the needs of the most sensitive skins. Indeed, this type of hair is known for its rarity but also for its softness and flexibility. The "barrel" line of the handle ensures an easy grip and safe movements. This shaving brush is made and assembled in France in our Plisson workshops. This piece will be delivered to you in its elegant packaging.
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Product Details |
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Handle |
Lacquer |
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Bristles |
Synthétique |
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Plisson Fibre |
“High Mountain White” Fibre |
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Size |
12 |
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Finition |
Palladium |
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Type de produit |
Shaving brushes |
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Collection |
Joris |
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
With soap: start by moistening your shaving brush, then emulsify the soap with circular movements until you obtain a light, creamy lather. Spread this foam evenly over the entire surface to be shaved, which has been moistened beforehand. Using a shaving brush will exfoliate the skin and distribute the shaving product from the root of the hair, which will make shaving much easier.
With cream: moisten your shaving brush and the shaving surface, then apply the cream to your skin or directly to the shaving brush and, using small circular movements, spread the cream evenly over the entire surface.
CARE
The care of your shaving brush is very important and will help you keep it for many years. After each use, rinse the bristles of your shaving brush with clear water and then gently wring out the bristles without crushing them in a towel. Then leave it to dry head down on a suitable rack.