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Silvertip Badger
A tried and trusted classic and the undisputed leader of the natural hair range: silvertip badger is particularly soft and flexible and is exclusively handmade at MÜHLE. Its silver sheen and a black band around each individual hair are distinguishing features. Its fine, conically shaped hair absorbs a lot of water and guarantees a dense, creamy lather.
The Material
High-grade resin
A high-quality synthetic material, the surface of which is processed and refined separately.
To begin with, the aesthetic basic shapes are turned out of solid rods. Then each individual work piece is polished in several passes to give the surface its special gleam. This processing method lends the models a pleasant feel and secures their beauty for many years to come.
Properties
Weight: 56g
Width: 35mm
Length: 93mm
Ring size: M - 21mm
Vegan: No
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Traditional and innovative craftsmanship
Be part of MÜHLE Rasurkultur
Taking your time, enjoying the peace and quiet for a moment and leaving the hectic pace of the new day outside the bathroom door. That’s shaving culture, as we call it in the Ore Mountains, where the MÜHLE manufactory has been based for 80 years. Today, the family business in its third generation stands for sustainable products that are created by hand with genuine dedication. With contemporary and timeless design, avant-garde shapes and classics of wet shaving, tradition is just as important to us at MÜHLE as constantly looking to the future. Whether shaving brushes, razors, bowls or the right skin care product, the best materials combined with consistently sustainable business practices, that’s what MÜHLE is all about. Products for cosmopolitan people. Made in Stützengrün.
ABOUT US
From the small brush manufacturer to a global brand with classic status: MÜHLE is celebrating its 80th anniversary and continues to focus on shaving culture made in the Ore Mountains.
From the small brush manufacturer to a global brand with classic status: MÜHLE is celebrating its 80th anniversary and continues to focus on shaving culture made in the Ore Mountains.