Collection: Shaving Brushes
Handmade shaving brushes with hand-turned timber handles — teak, olive wood and rare Tasmanian Huon pine — or clean matte-black polymer. Badger or synthetic, all made by hand in Moss Vale, NSW. Every brush ships with a Wave stand included, and free shipping over $99.
The range runs from $69 to $500. It starts with the Essentials badger and the vegan Synthetic at $69 — the right place to begin wet shaving. The Premium badger sits in the middle from $139. At the top is the Luxury Silver Tip Badger, $249 to $500 — the finest grade of badger made, turned onto hand-picked Huon pine, olive wood or teak. It is the most expensive brush we make, and cared for simply it gives a decade or more of daily shaves from the one knot.
Not sure which brush to choose? Take the 30-second brush picker — three questions and we'll point you at the right one. Or read the buyer's guide just below the brushes.
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Essentials Badger Shaving Brush & Stand
Regular price From $69.00Regular price -
Synthetic Shaving Brush & Stand
Regular price From $69.00Regular price -
Premium Badger Shaving Brush & Stand
Regular price From $139.00Regular price -
Luxury Silver Tip Badger Shaving Brush & Stand
Regular price From $249.00Regular price
Badger or Synthetic?
Badger holds more water and heat than any synthetic fibre, builds a richer lather, and has the classic feel wet shavers chase. It improves with use and needs a rinse and hang-dry between shaves. Synthetic dries in hours instead of days, needs no break-in, suits sensitive skin and travel, and is fully vegan — the good modern fibres get surprisingly close to badger at half the upkeep.
Still deciding? Read the full comparison: Best Shaving Brushes in Australia — Badger vs Synthetic, or go deeper on bristle types in Synthetic vs Badger vs Boar — Which One's Right?
The Four Ranges
Want the short version? Take the 30-second brush picker — answer three questions and get matched to the right brush, honestly.
| Range | Bristle | Price | Who it's for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essentials | Natural badger | From $69 | First badger brush — the classic feel without the spend |
| Synthetic | Engineered fibre, vegan | From $69 | Fast-drying, travel, sensitive skin, zero break-in |
| Premium | Dense, soft badger | From $139 | The daily upgrade — finer tips, more water, hand-turned timber |
| Luxury | Silver-tip badger | From $249 | The softest grade there is — enthusiasts and serious gifts |
No two timber handles are alike — each is turned, sanded and finished one at a time. And the included stand isn't a freebie, it's function: bristles hang downward so water drains out of the knot, which is how a brush lasts a decade instead of two years.
Quick Answers
Looking for a men's shaving brush?
All four ranges make an ideal men's shaving brush — built for a close daily shave, on handles sized for a proper grip. They lather just as well for anyone shaving legs, head or anywhere else; a good brush doesn't care who's holding it.
How long does a shaving brush last?
A quality badger brush, dried bristles-down on its stand, lasts 10–15 years. The number one brush killer is storing it bristles-up while wet. Full routine in the badger brush care guide.
Sensitive skin — badger or synthetic?
Either works: synthetic for its softer, springier feel from day one, or Premium badger for finer tips with the traditional water-holding. Avoid coarser natural-grade badger if your skin reacts easily.
Do women use shaving brushes?
Absolutely. A brush builds the same protective lather for legs and underarms as it does for faces — less irritation, fewer ingrown hairs. Lather doesn't care about gender.
New to wet shaving? Start with the wet shaving glossary.