Shaving bowls
19 products in stockA shaving bowl is one of the old-school implements required for a perfect wet shave experience. They're basically a receptacle for whipping up a shaving soap bar into a rich lather with a badger hair shaving brush before you apply it evenly to your face.
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Fort TempusMetal Shaving Bowl
$19
LEASensitive Shaving Soap in Wooden Bowl
$35
Fort TempusStainless Shaving Bowl
$15
Frank ShavingClassic Ebony Wood Shaving Bowl
$39
Frank ShavingSmall Ebony Barber Bowl
$35
ParkerBlack Lacquer Bowl In Mango Wood
$25
Kent BrushesLuxury Shaving Soap in Light Wooden Bowl
$49
ParkerLight Brown Mango Shaving Bowl
$25
Collin RoweBrown Pakkawood Shaving Bowl
$25
Collin RoweBlack Pakkawood Barber Bowl
$25
Frank ShavingStainless Steel Barber Bowl
$19
ParkerBrown Lacquer Bowl In Mango Wood
$25
ParkerRed Lacquer Bowl In Mango Wood
$25
Collin RoweMulticoloured Pakkawood Bowl
$25
Frank ShavingBlack Porcelain Shaving Mug
$29
Frank ShavingBlack Porcelain Shaving Bowl
$25
Frank ShavingWhite Ceramic Shaving Bowl
$25
Frank ShavingLarge Beech Barber Bowl
$29
Frank ShavingMedium Beech Wood Barber Bowl
$29
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Shaving bowl, an indispensable part of wet shaving
Whipping up lather from shaving soap using a good brush is the first step to any wet shave. Shaving bowls are made with large enough diameters so you have enough room for the bar of soap and the brush to lather it up. It's important to think of the size of your shaving brush when choosing your shaving bowl.The Classic Shaving Mug
Real shaving connoisseurs swear by traditional shaving mugs. They're relatively large ceramic bowls that have a solid handle to work with.How to use your shaving bowl
Start by thoroughly soaking your shaving brush bristles in lukewarm water.Next, use circular motions to whip up your shaving soap into a nice lather. Finally, apply the lather to your face.
By using only quality shaving soaps, you'll soon find how much lather you need to produce for a nice, close shave.