Tutorial: How To Care For Your Shaving Brush, Post Shave Rinse & Dry

*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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[ManBehindtheCameraOriginal]

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.

[JOHN]

the best tutorial on youtube I finally was able to learn how to properly clean the brush, thanks to you sir

[abdullahal-shimri]

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!

[orlandoeltit]

Just realized I've been mistreating my brush all this time. Thanks Brian for such good shaving videos

[WolfRanger]

Simple but essential cleaning techniques that I was not entirely aware of and I am grateful for the instruction. Thank You.

[Leo.AC.]

Great video Sir as always, greetings from Chile.

[ireserena]

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!

[GeekingOnGames]

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

[sarajevo_]

Nice video Brian, thanks for uploading.

[Mauricio-iwvs]

Thank you for the tutorial. I could see that I was doing something similar. And again: you are a MASTER of the shaving.

[Blaster]

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.

[ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks.

[olitonottero]

Thank you for sharing this it's very helpful

[Stl]

How do we treat a brush if we won't use it for a long time? Does it need a special treatment? Thank you.

[Jcc]

Would you be willing to do a video on safety razor maintanance and cleaning? Thank you!

[stephenpearson]

Thanks for the information how to clean my shaving brush

[mikegeorge]

Thanks for a great video! I am new to your website and look forward to viewing them all!
Do you ship to the USA?

[tannerc]

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?

[tsolanki]

Hi Brian would you recommend using the braveheart safety razor after 4 months use of a double edge safety razor. Thanks Tarun

[demarkous]

Hi. Not all brushes come with a stand. Is that essential, or can I just stand it up on its end?