🪒 Optimized for SEO: RazoRock Disruptor Plissoft Synthetic Shaving Brush Review

The brush feels strong and reliable. It foams the soap and holds the foam. The bristles don't fall out. If the brush can't even hold the bristles then it's cheaply made (no apologies) and you shouldn't be spending money on it. This brush is amazing. For me, this is a great combination of hardness and softness. It's soft enough not to irritate skin and enough to hold lather and shape. Also great value for money.

Firm enough to make a good shaving cream, but soft enough that our little one loves to pick it up and rub it over his little sister's skin. There are no problems with falling bristles and it's a good solid weight.

I have never used a badger hair brush and I don't want to. The brush is good, soft, copes with its task. The bonus is that I don't have to feel like I'm dragging a dead animal across my face. The only bummer is that I dropped it and put a huge chip in the base. It still works, it's worth it. If I ever break it completely or wear it out I will definitely buy this brush again. In short, it's great, but don't throw it away.

I am new to wet shaving but have tried several brushes. This one blew the others out of the water! The bristles are very soft and easily lathers my soap both in the bowl and on my face. The handle feels very solid and heavy, definitely not cheap at all. It also looks elegant hanging on my stand next to the sink. Overall I am very happy with my purchase and have no hesitation in recommending this brush.

I have been using this shaving brush as my main brush for over a year now. From day one - pleasantly soft, dries quickly, does not require a break from work. More than a year later, with daily use, there is absolutely no hair loss on the brush. She still looks like new. I mostly use a mild shaving cream in a shaving bowl like Proraso Green or Red. Gentle lather with these softer shaving creams. Highly recommended.

RazoRock Disruptor was my first shaving brush. My friend surprised me with the Edwin Jagger Best Badger (EJBB) soap brush, coaster and mug, but after almost a year of using the EJBB I still prefer the much cheaper RazoRock. It's softer than the EJBB brush, lathers up well and dries quickly, making it great for on the go. I have no hesitation in recommending the RazoRock Disruptor to anyone new to using a shaving brush and soap. Wet shaving doesn't have to be expensive. For those looking to…

Excellent brush. I had some concerns at first because it lost about 15 bristles in the first 3 uses. Since then it has never shed. This brush produces excellent lather (I've used Catties Bubble, Stirling and Taylor from Old Bond Street with it with great success). I will be ordering a Bruce version for my son but only because I want him to have a different pen to mine. The brush is very soft but still has good bone strength. Because it's synthetic, it dries much faster than boar or badger…

The bristles on this brush are soft and feel very smooth. The handle is made of very nice resin with good weight and quality. Note that the handle is definitely large and most likely won't fit many stands unless you mount it on the stand where the bristles meet the handle.

I've been using this brush with an Arco razor for about a year now. Before this brush I used a boar brush until after some good use it fell off like crazy. This RazorRock brush has only lost a "hair" in a year and I expect to be using this brush for decades to come. I definitely think this is a quality and reliable brush. I usually lather my face and have used Arco soap directly on my face. Now I just have a small bar of soap in the bowl and fill the brush with soap before lathering my face…