Kent Infinity Silvertex Traditional Shaving Brush

The Kent Infinity Silvertex Bristle Traditional Shaving Brush features soft Silvertex bristles and an ivory-colored handle for the perfect lather. This shaving brush is ideal for use with shaving soaps or creams.

Super soft Silvertex is a specially developed fully synthetic material that offers the ultimate lathering experience, crucial for the perfect shave. Silvertex provides a synthetic alternative to more traditional bristle or badger hair.

The Kent Infinity Brush is manufactured in England and has a lifetime manufacturer guarantee.

Kent Brushes Infinity Silvertex Bristle Shaving Brush Features:

• Super Soft Synthetic Silvertex Bristles for Thick Lather
• Traditional Ivory-Colored Handle
• Medium Brush Head

Why Shave with a Brush?
Shaving brushes provide several advantages that result in a clean, close, comfortable shave. When a shaving brush with shaving gel is rubbed across the face with a gentle circular motion, the bristles of the brush gently lift and soften facial hair, allowing a gentler stroke of the razor. This also works to gently exfoliate the face. As a shaving brush retains water in its bristles, it also creates a rich, thick lather of shaving gel, which results in a smoother shave as the razor does not drag or skip.

Kent Brushes – A Piece of History
When you purchase a Kent Shaving Brush, you are in good company. One of the oldest established companies in Great Britain, Kent Brushes was founded in 1777 under the reign of George III. Since that time, Kent has been manufacturing brushes of unprecedented quantity in Great Britain. Each Kent brush is made in the Kent factory in Hertfordshire, England.

Kent Brushes has been granted Royal Warrants (recognizing excellence and selecting them to produce products for the Royal Households) continually for nine reigns – beginning in the 18th century – making it the longest Royal Warrant holder in history.

In a top-secret operation during WWII, Kent made shaving brushes outfitted to conceal maps and compasses for forwarding to overseas British prisoners of war to enable the prisoners to find their way home in event of escape. This work was carried out in a locked and windowless room in the Kent factory.

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