The Vulfix 405 "The Strand" is a pure badger brush with a lathe-turned resin handle.

• Weight:  53 grams
• Handle Diameter:  35mm
• Knot Diameter:  21mm
• Overall Height:  94mm
• Bristle Loft:  47mm

Below; the 374, 375, 376 (in faux horn), and 377 for scale comparison.

The Vulfix 374-377 series are badger brushes with lathe-turned resin handles.  Shape and relative dimensions of 374, 375, 376, and 377 are identical; only scale changes.  These luxurious, 'floppy' brushes have supremely soft hair and handles that are skinny right near the bottom, flaring out towards the base at about 45° from the narrowest point.  Hold nearest bottom and (in addition to shoulder/elbow action you use) "flick" the brush a bit with your fingertips to gain lather.

We now source both the traditional Vulfix "super" badger hair, as well as their ultra-premium "silvertip" hair, the same hair used in Simpsons' "Super" badger brushes.  The silvertip hair holds water and heat a little better, but it is the incredible softness at the ends of the strands which makes it stand out.  The 374-377 are all about being soft, and the silvertip models only further accentuate this.  These aren't as densely packed as Simpsons-labeled brushes, but that's not in the spirit of these models anyways, and represent a tremendous value in luxury.

Below; bloomed/unbloomed Vulfix 374s in "super badger" to left, and "silvertip badger" to the right.

Below: "super badger" knot to the left, "silvertip badger" knot to the right.

1. 89g, ~41x63mm handle (WxH), ~25.5mm knot w/ ~55mm of loft
2. 87g, ~40.5x62.5mm handle (WxH), ~26mm knot w/ ~56mm of loft
3. 90g, ~40.5x63mm handle (WxH), ~27mm knot w/ ~58.5mm of loft

The Vulfix 2233-2236 series are badger brushes with lathe-turned resin handles.  Shape/relative dimensions of 2233, 2234, 2235, and 2236 are identical; only scale changes.  These luxurious 'floppy' brushes deliver a loving mop of hair.  They've got a sort of key-shaped and ridged handle.

We now source both the traditional Vulfix "super" badger hair, as well as their ultra-premium "silvertip" hair, which is the same hair used in Simpsons' "Super" badger brushes.  The silvertip hair holds water and heat a little better, but it is the incredible softness at the ends of the strands which makes it stand out.  The 2233-2236 are all about being soft, and the silvertip models only further accentuate this. These aren't as densely packed as Simpsons-labeled brushes, but that's not in the spirit of these models anyways.  To me they represent a tremendous value in luxury.

By far and away our best selling brushes are 2234 and 2235 in 'standard' super badger.

The Vulfix #40 & #41 (above) are monster-sized knots of heavenly soft massage, all that is great of the 2236 and 377 silvertips but in even bigger knots/handles for those "parade car" days or for those with massive hands.

Stubbier and with more backbone than almost any Vulfix brush, the 2273 has Vulfix's Super Badger grade of hair and a fitted case with a vented screw top.  It also has a flat area at the top of its knot.  Great little brush!

• Weight:  41g (75g together with case)
• Handle Diameter:  32mm
• Knot Diameter:  20mm
• Overall Height:  84mm (excluding case) Bristle Loft:  46mm

The Vulfix Turnback, available here in their Super Badger hair, is the softest and floppiest of the travel brushes, though of course that's a relative position - no travel brush can be amazing at those traits but this one does alright.  When it is time to pack up the knot/turning part goes inside the dual-purpose handle/travel tube.

• Weight:  36g (102g together with handle)
• Handle Diameter:  40mm
• Knot Diameter:  20mm
• Overall Height:  150mm (attached to handle, ready to use case) Bristle Loft:  46.5mm

Vulfix Luxury Shaving Cream

Made in England and, this 'traditional British shaving cream' is high-quality stuff strong on scent.

Given quantity and price, this is the poor man's taste of the complex scents that you pay through the nose for in the famed old established English brands.  Proraso may be their equal in function, but not in odor's delight.

You'll get a 180-gram tub of soft cream perfect for dipping wet brushes directly within.  I get a few months of daily use from a single tub, even from a large cream-eating brush.

Available in Persian Musk, Sicilian Lime, Lavender, delicious Sandalwood, English Rose, and Lavender.  Tremendous viscosity.  Being a 'quaint' company, these are sealed with old-fashioned household tape from the maker, and packed by weight-expect odd cream topography when opening.

These creams vary in density/consistency, and of course by temperature (these observations are based on opening them for sample portioning)...the lime always looks like melted ice cream to me, but it is a huge seller, and everyone's obviously seeing those things as they get 'em and still keep buying them.  Musk's usually firm, rose/lime very runny, lavender kind of between the two, and usually when I see them the Sandalwood's more of a 'cream of wheat' texture.  Stir them with a toothpick and put in the fridge for a bit and they'll firm up, but either way as long as the mixture's well dispersed (not separating as a solution) it'll lather identically as ever.