AGENTS ON HOLIDAY 23/12/24 - 2/1/25, ORDERS RECEIVED BEFORE 9AM ON MONDAY 23/12/24 WILL SHIP BUT NOT GUARANTEED FOR CHRISTMAS. ORDERS RECEIVED AFTER 9AM ON 23/12/24 WILL SHIP IN THE NEW YEAR.
The Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements Star Wisp 26mm synthetic shaving brush follows the trend by Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements to re-master epic shaving brushes from the past. The Star Wisp was inspired by the very rare BAJA 300 vintage shaving brush. Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements have taken a classic shaving brush design and brought it up to modern standards, taking artistic licence with colour - a beautiful purple! The ergonomic octagonal shape base and collar provide outstanding grip in soapy, slippery shaving conditions.
With the demand for synthetic knots growing to replace traditional animal hair in shaving brushes, Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements have upped their game and experimented with different filaments. The Star Wisp features a Stygian synthetic knot - so what may you ask is this? The Stygian knot is a fan/bulb hybrid with exceptional performance. Visually stunning, the Stygian knot features gel like super soft tips when wet and more wispy than scratchy face lathers.
Best of all, the Star Wisp is BPA free, phthalate free, PVC free and lead free!
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With any shaving brush, regular cleaning and maintentenance is important - you can learn more in our blog: How to clean your shaving brush
Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements are a world famous shaving brand from the USA, with a huge cult following! Doug & Fran are passionate about everything they do and have curated one of the most original shaving brands out there. Bringing a story to every shave, Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements produce a range shaving brushes, pre-shave cube soaps, vegan shaving soaps, CK-6 formula shaving soaps and long lasting aftershaves that blur the lines between an aftershave and cologne. Want to know more? Read our Undercover with Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements blog.
Good quality brush, well made. First time using a synthetic brush, to be fair I prefer a boar bristle knot as this synthetic is much harder to build a lather using a hard soap, may work better with creams.
