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Frequently Asked Questions
This is the first thing worth understanding about shaving brushes, because it directly affects how the brush feels on your face. Furbo brushes are made with boar or badger hair depending on the model — boar bristle is firmer initially but softens with use and excels at lifting the hair for a close shave, while badger hair is softer from the start and retains more moisture for a richer, more cushioned lather.
Sensitive skin irritates after shaving mainly for two reasons: insufficient lubrication before the blade passes and aggressive ingredients in the product. Furbo shaving soaps and creams have a rich, moisturising texture that softens the stubble properly and builds a protective layer between the blade and the skin — which reduces post-shave irritation and redness even on more reactive skin types.
It depends on how much product you load onto the brush each time — but with a standard loading (20–30 seconds of circular strokes on the soap) a typical shaving soap easily lasts 3–4 months of daily use. If you shave 3–4 times a week, you can stretch it to 6 months. That makes quality shaving soaps considerably more economical than they appear at first glance when you compare cost per shave against canned foam or gel.
Furbo shaving soaps and creams are designed precisely for traditional wet shaving — meaning with a safety razor and a brush. In practice, a proper brush-built lather works far better with a safety razor than with a multi-blade cartridge, because it lifts and softens the stubble in a way that allows a single blade to cut cleanly without dragging or putting unnecessary pressure on the skin.
A well-made shaving brush lasts years with basic maintenance — and the routine is simple. After each use: rinse thoroughly with warm water, gently shake out the excess water, and let it dry with the bristles facing down if you have a stand, or horizontally if not. What damages brushes fastest is drying them bristle-side up — the water pools at the base and rots the knot from the inside. With proper drying, a Furbo brush will hold up easily for 5–10 years.
Furbo products are available at HairMaker.Gr with worldwide shipping. You'll find shaving brushes, shaving soaps and shaving creams from the range ready to order, with fast processing and international delivery wherever you are.
Furbo shaving brushes — what hair type do they use and how does that affect the result?
This is the first thing worth understanding about shaving brushes, because it directly affects how the brush feels on your face. Furbo brushes are made with boar or badger hair depending on the model — boar bristle is firmer initially but softens with use and excels at lifting the hair for a close shave, while badger hair is softer from the start and retains more moisture for a richer, more cushioned lather.
Are Furbo shaving soaps and creams suitable for sensitive skin?
Sensitive skin irritates after shaving mainly for two reasons: insufficient lubrication before the blade passes and aggressive ingredients in the product. Furbo shaving soaps and creams have a rich, moisturising texture that softens the stubble properly and builds a protective layer between the blade and the skin — which reduces post-shave irritation and redness even on more reactive skin types.
How long does a Furbo shaving soap last with daily use?
It depends on how much product you load onto the brush each time — but with a standard loading (20–30 seconds of circular strokes on the soap) a typical shaving soap easily lasts 3–4 months of daily use. If you shave 3–4 times a week, you can stretch it to 6 months. That makes quality shaving soaps considerably more economical than they appear at first glance when you compare cost per shave against canned foam or gel.
Can I use Furbo products with a safety razor, or are they designed for cartridge razors?
Furbo shaving soaps and creams are designed precisely for traditional wet shaving — meaning with a safety razor and a brush. In practice, a proper brush-built lather works far better with a safety razor than with a multi-blade cartridge, because it lifts and softens the stubble in a way that allows a single blade to cut cleanly without dragging or putting unnecessary pressure on the skin.
Do Furbo brushes need special care, or do they wear out quickly?
A well-made shaving brush lasts years with basic maintenance — and the routine is simple. After each use: rinse thoroughly with warm water, gently shake out the excess water, and let it dry with the bristles facing down if you have a stand, or horizontally if not. What damages brushes fastest is drying them bristle-side up — the water pools at the base and rots the knot from the inside. With proper drying, a Furbo brush will hold up easily for 5–10 years.
Where can I buy Furbo products online?
Furbo products are available at HairMaker.Gr with worldwide shipping. You'll find shaving brushes, shaving soaps and shaving creams from the range ready to order, with fast processing and international delivery wherever you are.
Furbo | Shaving Brushes & Traditional Wet Shaving Products
Furbo is an Italian brand focused on traditional wet shaving — with shaving brushes and shaving soaps at the core of its range. The Italian origin matters here: Italy has a long-standing tradition in shaving brush manufacturing, and that shows in the construction quality and finish of Furbo products, which are built to last rather than to be replaced frequently.
What sets Furbo brushes apart is the choice of hair and the balance between performance and value. Boar bristle models deliver strong hair lifting and durability, making them a reliable choice for daily use. Badger hair models offer a softer feel from the first use and better water retention for a richer, more cushioned lather. The shaving soaps and creams in the Furbo range are built to work in sync with a brush — they load easily, lather generously, and provide sufficient lubrication for a clean, comfortable pass with a traditional safety razor.
The Furbo range covers the essentials of a traditional wet shaving setup: boar and badger shaving brushes in different sizes, shaving soap for hair lifting and skin conditioning, and shaving cream for faster face application. It's a brand suited to anyone who has already made the switch to a safety razor and is looking for products that raise the quality of each shave — without having to spend at the very top of the market to get there.
Top Products
- Furbo Boar Shaving Brush — boar bristle for strong hair lifting and durability, ideal for daily wet shaving use
- Furbo Badger Shaving Brush — soft badger hair with excellent water retention for a rich, cushioned lather
- Furbo Shaving Soap — rich-lathering soap designed for safety razor shaving, with a protective, moisturising base