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Semogue Owners Club Premium Boar Taj Shaving Brush

Semogue

£29.28
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SKU:
SOC C5CSP TAJ
UPC:
5608030001056
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Semogue Owners Club Premium Boar Taj Shaving Brush puts a 24mm Selected Premium boar knot into the ivory-toned Taj resin handle.

The handle is resin rather than wood, giving it a glossy, high-shine finish in the same ivory tone as the knot, and it's fully water-stable, so the finish holds up over years of use. The Owners Club marking is engraved into the handle.

Selected Premium is the top boar grade Semogue lists, sorted for length and left largely uncut so the bristle keeps its natural tapered tip. It's a brush that rewards ownership: the more it's used, the better the lather and the softer the feel, right through to becoming a genuine permanent-rotation brush.

At 114mm overall with an aluminium ring at the base of the knot, it's built to last a lifetime of regular use.

Key Features

  • 24mm Selected Premium grade boar knot at a 55mm knot height
  • Glossy ivory-toned Taj resin handle, fully water-stable
  • Owners Club marking engraved into the handle
  • Aluminium ring at the base of the knot
  • 114mm overall, made in Portugal

How to Use

  • Soak the bristles in warm water for a few minutes before the early shaves
  • Shake the knot out until it stops running
  • Load fully from a hard soap, allowing for the size of the knot
  • Lather on the face, letting the tips splay and adding water as it thickens
  • Rinse the knot clean and leave the brush to dry bristles down

Specifications

  • Filament: Boar, Selected Premium quality
  • Knot diameter: 24mm
  • Knot height: 55mm
  • Knot shape: Fan
  • Ring: Aluminium
  • Handle: Taj resin, glossy
  • Total height: 114mm
  • Made in Portugal

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  • 5
    Heavy is good, heavy is reliable

    Posted by Max on 6th Feb 2024

    The handle is heavy and well-balanced, which is better than light wooden handles in my opinion. Especially with boar bristle, which has more backbone strength than badger one