Clear Confidence Co Synthetic Shaving Brush - Vegan-Friendly Shave Brush, Synthetic Bristles, Grooming Kit for Wet Shaving & Face Care, Luxury Gifts for Men & Women

I have been using the Clear Confidence Co Vegan Shaving Brush on a daily or weekly basis for six years now, and I am still very impressed with it. The bristles are made of sisal, which is a natural plant fiber. They are soft and flexible, but they still provide a good exfoliation and lather up my shaving cream very well.The brush is also very durable. The bristles have obviously had some wear and tear over the years, but they are still in great condition and work just as well as they did when I first bought it.Another thing I love about this brush is that it is vegan. I am very particular about the products I use, and I avoid using animal products whenever possible. This brush is a great option for anyone who is looking for a vegan shaving brush.Overall, I am very happy with the Clear Confidence Co Vegan Shaving Brush. It is a well-built, effective, and durable brush that I would definitely recommend to others.Here are some of the things I like most about the Clear Confidence Co Vegan Shaving Brush:It is soft and flexible, but still provides a good exfoliation.It lathers up shaving cream very well.It is durable and long-lasting.It is vegan.

Once you put aside the pimple popper bit and the new but uninspiring new company name (i've forgotten it already) the actual shave brush is excellent.The black resin stock handle fits in the hand nicely is weighted well and the synthetic brush knot is set perfectly - giving the brush a good feel on the face.I would say the knot is on the softer side for synths and is somewhat floppy but it holds water well and has enough backbone to feel great. And the lather capability is insane.The lather will simply explode with this brush with little effort. It is truly a lather machine.So far as clean up, its a synch. Unlike boar or badger any soaps, creams or oils fall off this brush under water easily.The same applies to drying. A quick shake a GENTLE rub of tip on a towel and you can hang dry this easily knowing it will be 100% fine.As for shedding bristles. I have noted NONE being lost at all. The knot is pretty premium.Overall an amazing synthetic brush, and a price that does not imply the quality on offer.Go ahead BUY IT!

I should not be writing a review of a shaving brush so soon after purchase but I am being “badgered” to do so.Here goes :It’s not too expensive. It looks good. It feels good in the hand. It lathers well. As it’s synthetic it shouldn’t be shedding any time soon. It feels good on the skin. It’s obviously softer than my previous brush – a boar bristle.What’s not to like then?In use there is a slight knock – implying the knot is not 100% secure. So minus one star I fear.

Absolutely brilliant brush. I’ve owned/own premium silver tip badger brushes from the the likes of Edwin Jager, Kent, cost me a fortune and ultimately were a pain in the badgers bum. You have to soak a badger brush and it will eventually end up shedding like crazy.This beauty however is good to go in seconds and hasn’t lost a hair in three years. It’s also soft as a cats tummy fur at the tip but stiff enough to whip up a lather with all my hard soaps. And soooo cheap I can’t believe it. Oh and for the record I couldn’t give a stuff about animal welfare in this regard, who’d have thought I like a Vegan product?!

Well this was a pleasant surprise. After weeks of nagging, the wife wore me down and the beard had to go. I've had my beard for two years so this was going to be tough face to crack. After the wife used an electric cutter to trim the beard back, I was banished to the bathroom to finish the job. I needed a brush, tub of creme and razors so quickly got that from Amazon, ready to be used. The brush was fantastic, I have to say that. I didn't want to harm badgers so, while they seem the best brushes, I wasn't going to get one. (do they really use real badger bristles?) Instead, I stumbled on this synthetic brush and it does the job, with no dead badgers involved. It needs a good soap to get best use of the brush and quickly works up a lather, just ready for a sharp razor. Fifteen minutes later and the job was done. My wife is pleased and I'm getting a steak for dinner and the promise of pudding afterwards.EditIt's now over six months since I bought this shaving brush and I have to say it is as good as new. Very rarely does the odd bristle come loose, it's as good as the day I bought it. I'm delighted that it's doing what it is intended to do but without the cruel badger bristle. They really do use badgers to make these bushes and I don't want to see animals killed just to make a badger brush. The synthetic one works as good, if not better than badger hair.

Before buying this brush, I was using a full-on badger hair brush. I am almost a complete carnivore at heart so my decision to try this brush was not based on the fate of any badgers.In this case; artificial is best. The bristles are just the right stiffness for me. You can get a good lather quickly and it feels good applying that to my skin. Harder than badger but not too hard. The brush also seems to hold more water to transfer to the soap dish.The best bit, so far, is that I have been using this brush almost daily for a month now and not one single hair has come loose. No bristles in the soap dish or basin. Top quality!

I bought this because my badger shaving brush had started shedding so much I couldn't shave. This brush claims to not shed and so far so good. However the brush is very soft and very round ended. So much so that I don't feel to be able to get a good lather going with it and it doesn't feel to lift my stubble the way my old brush did. I also find the bristles clump together in use and the brush part feels a bit cheep and nasty (The handle is very good quality.).