Attractiveness of Pig Hair Brush
I would like to recommend the "Pig Hair Brush" as this month's must-buy. It is a standard brush that every shoe polish lover has, but again, how does it work? How is it used and what kind of charm does it have? Here we introduce you to the three types of brushes for shoe polishing.
Three types of bristle brushes are used for shoe polishing. Let us introduce them in order of process first.
Horsehair brush: Used for dusting.
Pig Hair Brush: Used for applying cream.
Goat hair brush: Used for polishing.
The pig hair brush is best suited for applying shoe cream due to its stiff and resilient bristles.
When applying shoe cream to leather, it is important to brush thoroughly so that the cream can penetrate into the leather.
At that time, brush the leather with firm force. The image is to stimulate the leather and make it fluffy. Brushing along the direction of the creases, especially in the crease areas, is very effective because it allows the cream to penetrate into the creases.
The Brift H brushes made by Edoya are handmade. Because they are hand-planted, the amount of bristles and the planting of the bristles are well done. Therefore, even if we professionals use it every day, the bristles do not fall out as shown in this picture, and it wears well. Inexpensive brushes have bristles that get tangled up and ruined, or the tips spread out like a toothbrush, but this is not the case.
Since the bristles are used to apply the cream, we recommend that you bring one brush for each color of your shoes. Unless you like colorful shoes, three or four brushes should be enough. You can choose from black, dark brown, light brown, and other colors.
As for brush care, since cream sticks to the bristles of hog-bristle brushes, if the bristles are left with cream for a long period of time, the next time you use them, the cream on the bristles will harden, making them hard and difficult to use at first. If you leave the brush with cream left on it for a long time, the next time you use it, the cream on the bristles will harden, making it hard to use at first.
When you finish using the brush, brush it with newspaper or cloth to remove as much cream as possible from the bristles. Sometimes we are asked, "Can I wash the brush with water?" We do not recommend that you do so.
If the wooden part of the handle gets wet, the wood may deform and become misaligned with the lid, causing it to break. Please do not wash the brush in water, as it may be ruined after a single washing in water.
If you go to the trouble of buying one, make sure it is of the highest quality. We hope you will use Edoya's Brift H brushes.
