If you don't want to miss out on the morning ritual of a thorough wet shave when traveling, this travel shaving brush is your perfect companion. The bristles - made from either tried and tested real badger hair or synthetic hair - are just slightly shorter. After unscrewing the housing, the protective sleeve becomes the brush handle. The screw cap is provided with several holes to allow the trimming to be (re-)dried in the sleeve. However, you should only use this in exceptional cases, especially with badger hair trimmings, and otherwise always allow the trimmings to dry thoroughly.

Real badger hair is the benchmark for shaving brushes - however, a synthetic trim is more suitable for travel brushes. This is because the journey often continues straight after shaving in the morning and the brush does not have time to dry completely. Synthetic hair dries faster and is significantly less sensitive than badger hair, but here too there are huge differences in quality and not all synthetic hair is suitable for shaving brushes. The fibers of this shaving brush - Silvertip Fibre© - correspond to the fine, soft silvertip badger hair, the very best quality of badger hair. Mühle has developed these synthetic fibres in cooperation with a company specializing in synthetic fibres. Not only can they keep up with badger hair, they can even do a little more: extremely resistant to soap, water and mechanical stress, they are even more durable and, above all, easier to care for than natural hair. Nevertheless, even with synthetic trimmings, thorough rinsing after use and hanging storage ensure that the shaving brush lasts a long time. Silvertip Fibre® is a plant-based fiber that consists of 37% renewable raw materials. The fibers are processed by hand and are particularly soft and fine at the tips so that they produce a nice firm lather. At the same time, the lower part of the hair is strong enough to provide a pleasant massage effect even when wet. Incidentally, 30% less energy is required for production and 63% fewer greenhouse gases are released than in the production of conventional synthetic fibers.