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Sweeps away dead, dry, flaky skin in seconds.
Preps your face so the balm sinks in instead of sitting on top.
Real boar bristle. Solid beech wood. Built to last years.
Built to last. 90-day money-back guarantee.
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Yes. Natural boar bristle, not synthetic nylon. Real bristle is keratin, the same material as hair, so it grabs and moves the natural oils and any balm instead of just scratching and building static the way plastic does.
No. Use short, light strokes on dry skin, two or three mornings a week rather than every day. The bristle is firm enough to lift the dead, flaky layer but not sharp. If you are new to it, start gentle and let your skin adjust.
Shake or comb out any loose skin after use, wipe it down now and then, and hang it by the cotton loop to dry. Keep it dry and do not soak it. Boar bristle ages and softens for years when it is looked after.
THE RITUAL · HOW TO USE IT
Run the brush over dry skin in short strokes. It lifts the dead, dry, flaky layer sitting on the surface.
Wipe the loosened skin off with a towel. Your face is now clean, smooth and ready.
Press in a pea-sized scoop of balm. On prepped skin it sinks straight in instead of sitting on top.
Two or three mornings a week. That is the whole thing.
MADE TO LAST
Natural bristle, not synthetic nylon. Firm enough to lift dead skin, soft enough for your face. Nylon just scratches and builds static.
One piece of dense hardwood with real weight in the hand. It does not crack, warp or shed like moulded plastic.
Hang it to dry after every use. Kept dry, boar bristle ages and softens for years.
No plastic. No motor. No parts to replace.
WHY IT MATTERS
Dry, flaky skin is a barrier. Rub balm straight onto it and most of it sits on the dead layer and wipes off with your shirt collar.
Sweep that layer away first and the balm reaches live skin, the skin that can actually drink it in. That is why the men who use both see the balm work faster.
Nylon scratches and builds static. Plastic snaps and sheds. Neither preps your skin.
| Bare Ritual | Synthetic Nylon | Plastic Scrub | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifts dead skin without scratching | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Natural bristle, no static | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Solid wood, no plastic | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Preps skin so the balm absorbs | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Lasts for years | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Money-back guarantee | 90 days | None | None |
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IN THE HAND
"Ten seconds and my face is smooth. The balm finally does what it is supposed to."
Mark, 47
"Use it on my beard too. Works the oil right down to the skin."
James, 44
"Binned the plastic scrub. This actually feels like a real tool."
Ryan, 41
"Sweep first, then the balm. My skin drinks it in now."
Chris, 45
"Solid bit of kit. Has real weight to it. Feels like it will outlast me."
Tom, 53
"Simple. Does the job. No plastic, no motor, nothing to replace."
Dan, 50
Use it for 90 days. If your skin doesn't look noticeably better, email us and we'll refund every cent.
Yes. Natural boar bristle, not synthetic nylon. Real bristle moves oils and balm instead of scratching and building static the way plastic does.
No. Short, light strokes on dry skin, two or three mornings a week. Firm enough to lift the flaky layer, not sharp. New to it? Start gentle.
Yes. It works the natural oils and any balm through the beard and down to the skin underneath, where the dryness and flakes actually sit.
Shake out loose skin after use, wipe it now and then, and hang it by the cotton loop to dry. Keep it dry, do not soak it.
The brush preps, the balm nourishes. The brush clears the dead layer so the balm reaches live skin and absorbs. Most men run the two together.
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