Parker Shaving Brush, Thick Foaming (100% Badger Hair/Black Resin Handle) with Stand for Shaving

一年位使ったがへたる事なく使えてます。耐久性は抜群です。

以前使っていた中華ブラシは毛抜けが激しく、2年使用後も毛抜けが止まらず。このブラシは購入後毛抜けなし！臭いも気にならず。毛のボリュウムは素晴らしく泡立ちも良い。やっぱ、道具はある程度のものを買うべきだと痛感。マニアではないのでこの製品で満足！良い買い物をした。

ポロラーソの豚毛ブラシを使っていましたが、アナグマ毛ブラシにも関心を持ち、購入しました。 利用前の匂い落としは、豚毛ほどは念入りに行う必要はありませんでした。 豚毛と違い、優しい毛で泡立てているからか、濃密な泡ができる気がします。 当初は、慣れもあるのか、そこまでの泡にするまで時間が多くかかりましたが、慣れればそこまで時間をかけずに泡立てることができます。 素材が重いため、洗面所に落としたりすると、洗面所側が割れてしまいそうです。

毛の密度が関係あるのでしょうか？ 当商品よりも安いアナグマ100％のブラシと比較すると、泡立ちが全くと言っていいほど異なります。 何が違うかというと、泡のきめ細かさ、泡の保持力が違います。 そして、肌あたりも優しいです。 少し高いだけのことはあったなと納得できました。 良い商品です。 以下から、少しマイナス点。 高級なハンドルのせいでしょうか？少し重いです。 ただ、重いですが泡の保持力もあって逆さ置きながらの使用でも安定感があります。 あとは、ニオイですね。使用前に独特なニオイを感じました。 シェービングソープで軽く洗っただけでニオイは取れましたが、他レビューを見ておいてよかったです。 危うく嫌いになるところでした。

評価は分かれておりますが、まあ全て参考に してます。 レビューする前に脱脂や獣臭の除去等の処理をし最低でも５日ないし一カ月は見た方が良いかと。 処理は自身の勝手なこだわりかもですがご容赦ください。 ＊ブラシの処理ですが、色々な動画等から自分独自なものなので、余り参考になりませんかも ご容赦ください。 お湯お使い中性洗剤で洗い薄めた液で15分漬けたあと洗い×2 を行ったあと次はシャンプーで脱脂。 次はお茶(コーヒー又紅茶)で消臭。 洗ったあとシェービングソープを使う。 私は1日起床、帰宅(就寝・入浴は洗顔ですが、ブラシの儀式中なので洗顔もブラシマッサージ)にシェービングするので、このサイクルで一応５日続けた感想。 毛は初めの方は多く抜けましたが5日もするともう無いか1〜2本？くらいで安定。 匂いは石鹸臭が勝ってきてますから、もいそろそろ慣れてくるでしょうかね。 毛の硬さは私には合ってるようです。敏感肌でもないからマッサージぐらいの感覚かな？ あともうちょいしたら自分のブラシになる予感はあるので良いかと。 後スタンド探しの参考に ○ブラシ側を上として○ ・ブラシ根元部 23.5mm ＊アクリルハンドル＊ ・太い部分 38mm ・下辺り 25mm ＊金属部位＊ ・引っ掛け部分 25mm ・次の引っ掛け 29.5mm ・1番下側 36mm ＊全長 103mm ・ブラシ 56mm ・ハンドル 47mm

初めて使ったので、他のものと比較出来ないので良いのか悪いのか分かりません。値段相応、作りもしっかりしていて、毛の量もあって素晴らしいと思います。 ただ、毛の先の肌触りが少しチクチクするのが、気になりました。床屋さんの感覚では、チクチク感じたことが無かったので、それを想像していた分少しがっかりです。

泡立ちも良く、肌触りもお客様から好評です アク抜きに時間がかかるので 良い方法があれば知りたい

気持ちいい、

After ten weeks of almost daily use, this brush is now well and truly broken in. At first it was quite prickly and didn’t seem to absorb the water very well. However, after just a few shaves the absorption improved significantly. The bristles have also softened and now give a gentle exfoliating experience. The brush itself feels good to hold with the handle being just the right shape and size to fit comfortably in the hand. It lathers my shaving cream (Proraso) up very quickly and easily to a consistent creamy texture. I have experienced hardly any bristle loss. Quite frankly, this is a fantastic brush for the price and I would highly recommend it. Just give it time to break in, it’ll be worth it. You will not regret it.

UPDATE: After nearly 4 months of use, this brush has continued to impress me. The bloom continued to open up and is as wide and pretty as any Simpson or Rooney brush I've seen, without being floppy in use. Shedding stopped completely within the first week of use, outside of a random hair here and there (maybe one a week). The tips have continued to soften as they have split and are completely scratch-free. I have also experimented with some harder soaps like Arko Stick , Tabac , and Truefitt and Hill . These types of soap take awhile for the brush to charge (pick up enough product) but lather just as well as creams once properly charged. Letting some warm water sit on top of the soap to soften a thin layer helps drastically, as does holding the brush by the base of the knot to add a bit more backbone. In terms of build quality, this brush has continued to hold up extremely well. The black resin handle has stayed mainly scratch free, other than a few small scratches from traveling in my luggage alongside a DE razor (they go in seperate compartments now). A bit of acetone on a cloth smoothed these scrathes over almost completely. I can't say enough about this brush and would reccomend it to almost anyone as their second brush. Everyone's first brush should be something cheap enough that they won't be disapointed if they give up wet shaving early on, but can still be used for travel if they upgrade later on. Four months later, still an exuberant 5 STARS! END UPDATE: Coming from a basic board brush ( Shaving Factory (XS) Boar Brush ), this Parker is a huge step up. Handle size and weight are both excellent, fitting my average size hand perfectly with a confidence inspiring heft. The resin used for the black portion of the handle also feels firm and does not seem scratch-prone like softer/cheaper plastics. The Parker logo did start to wear during just the first lather, but a bit of rubbing alcohol on a wash cloth took it off completely and gave the brush a clean logo free look. The hair of this brush is extremely soft. The tips are untrimmed and have a natural white tip. Based on Badger & Blade grading, this brush seems MUCH closer to a "Best" rating than the lower "Pure" rating it is marketed under. You won't find a "Best" brush on Amazon for less than $45, and you won't find a "Best" with a handle as nice as this Parker for less than $60. The Parker may seem floppy to those, like me, coming from stiff inexpensive boar brushes. The knot is large, fairly dense, and blooms nicely right out of the packaging. After the first night of break-in the bloom opened up maybe another 5%, but I don't expect much more. The brush is soft on the face, not prickly at all, but does lose its shape a bit and could possibly use a bit more backbone (if we're being picky). I'm a cream guy more than a soap guy, and this thing demolishes creams. It whipped Proraso Cream into a fluffy whipped cream like lather that my boar never could approach, and did so in record time. I usually lathered for 30-45 seconds or more with the boar, but I can get a far superior lather in 15-30 seconds with the Parker. It can do just as well with soft soaps, like Proraso Shaving Soap , but hard soaps (especially Tallow based) seem to require a bit more effort. I don't have a shave stick on hand and I've never face-lathered, so I can't comment directly on those. I've only lathered with the parker twice so far... once during the break-in process and once while shaving this morning. The brush lost 3-4 hairs during the first break-in lather, and another 2 during this morning's shave. Both could have been loose to begin with. I won't make a judgment one way or the other on shedding for at least a week or two, though my Shaving Factory XS Boar was still shedding 1-2 hairs per shave after 3 weeks of use. Also, "badger funk" was minimal but present out of the box, but eliminated by the overnight break-in process. By contrast, my boar took 3 nights of break-in just to minimize the funk and another 2 weeks of use to eliminate it (though even then still present with a deep close whiff). The one minor low-point of this brush was the free included stand. It's a universal stand and not custom-made to match this brush. It's tall enough but not really deep enough to let the brush dry with a full, unhindered, bloom. The weight of the handle does, however, lend to a solution. By tilting the handle towards the back of the stand it settles at a roughly 30 degree angle from vertical, allowing the brush to dry in full bloom. I likely won't use this stand for long as I have a chrome brush/razor stand on the way, but it is a nice bonus and is perfectly useful with this brush using the above positioning. Overall, I don't think you'll do much better than this brush for around $30. You'll have to spend close to $45 to match it in knot quality and around $60 to match it in overall quality. This is indeed an excellent value for those looking to move from a boar to a badger inexpensively, especially those who mainly use creams. A well earned 5 stars and excellent value.

Se ve es de calidad, el pelo se nota no es sintetico ya que tiene levemente un olorcito como a "chivo" por decir, pero imagino se le ira quitando. El soporte ayuda a se escurra rapido y seque bien. Recomendada.

Je recommande ce blaireau, monte bien la mousse et est très doux pendant l'usage. Ne perd pas ses poils

I brought this for my partner and he is very happy with the brush. He finds it much better than his old cheap one and the shaving cream lathers much better. Don't hesitate to buy due to the price. Go for it and buy it you won't regret it.