Product description INCREDIBLE CLEAN SHAVE The triple-bladed cartridge head system has been expertly engineered to deliver a proficient shave that is gentle on the skin but still very close and smooth. The protective skin guard of the cartridge system aligns beard hair precisely while the lubricating strip reduces the friction, stopping unnecessary skin irritation. EXCEPTIONALLY SKIN PERFECTING This shaving brush features a balanced handle crafted from specially selected synthetic material and, when used with a quality shaving cream or soap, will create a rich shaving lather. The pure badger fibres are densely packed, meaning the brush holds a good amount of water, leading to a moist and rich lather, which in turn means greater emollient properties and a slicker foam on the face. PRECISION ENGINEERED PREMIUM QUALITY Machined from specially selected, high-quality synthetic imitation ebony material and hand-polished, the Edwin Jagger S81M586B set has an elegant and sophisticated design. The razor and brush handles are finished with an attractive, gleaming nickel trim, with the Edwin Jagger logo proudly branded. HANDCRAFTED CLASSIC DESIGN Internationally renowned for exquisite workmanship, Edwin Jagger manufactures luxury handmade shaving accessories. Expert design, carefully selected materials, and industry leading manufacturing processes, combined with hand-finishing, result in product perfection. Brush Knot Size 21mm/0.83" Brush Handle Height 115mm/4.53" Overall Brush Height 62mm/2.44" Brush Weight 96g/3.4oz Brush Fill Pure Badger Brush Handle Colour Imitation Ebony Overall Razor Height 132mm/5.2" Razor Weight 64g/2.3oz Head Type 3-blade Cartridge System Razor Colour Imitation Ebony Stand Base Width 55mm/2.17" Overall Stand Height 115mm/4.53" Stand Weight 110g/3.88oz SKU Code S81M586BAMZ Experience Beginner, Intermediate and Professional Suitability Unisex
From the brand FORGED IN SHEFFIELD Edwin Jagger the manufacturing company may be less than forty years old, but our story has been centuries in the making. 1794 Records of the Sheffield cutlery industry begin with knife blades forged using power from five of the city’s seven rivers. 1912 Sheffield native Harry Brearley discovers Stainless Steel at the Brown Firth Laboratories, a significant advancement for our industry.
