Shaving brush

Reproduction of a traditional shaving brush with a wooden handle – the kind widely used by German Wehrmacht soldiers during World War II. Shaving remained part of the soldier's daily routine, even at the front, both for hygiene and as a symbol of military discipline and readiness.

The natural bristles were used to whip solid shaving soap into a lather and apply it to the face before shaving. The compact design made it easy to store alongside a razor, soap, and blades in a soldier’s kit.

This type of brush was used across all branches of the military – in individual gear, field wash stations, medical tents, or military barracks.

Perfect for reenactment hygiene kits, field washroom setups, or museum-quality displays illustrating soldier life during WWII.