Koyudo Facial Cleansing Brush (Genuine Goat's Hair)

Traditional, Handmade Pure Goat Hair Soft Cleansing Brush

By traditional artisans in Koyudo, Kumano Town,
with techniques passed since 100 years ago.

Highly Acclaimed Worldwide

Koyudo workshops' brushes are highly acclaimed worldwide for the good skin feel, ease of use, and the finest makeup finish, even for sensitive skin.

Features of Koyudo Facial Cleansing Brush

Soft, genuine fine bristles helps to foam well

As a cleansing brush, it is extremely soft and foams well with fine solution. The bristles are so soft and gentle, that there are almost no burden to the skin.

It is suitable for use on sensitive skin!

The soft, fine bristle enables to clean out from the pores, removing makeup and achieving clear skin.

5 colors available

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Brush making traditions since Edo period

Kumano town is amongst the four prestige brush making regions in Japan.

Withstanding the test of time as calligraphy brushes culture evolved in Japan over centuries as it became its own.

In 1975, the brushes from Kumano were designated as a "Traditional craft" by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and is largest producer of brushes in Japan.

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Made from the Highest Quality Goat Hair

Brushes are made from the highest quality of genuine animal hair.

 Koyudo sticks to the method to use uncut fur/hair for the bristles by hand, in order to achieve the best texture.

Utilizing specialized knowledge and advanced techniques, Koyudo continues the innovation of the products.

Traditional meets Technology

Each brush is handmade by "brush artisans" with excellent skills and experience. Each brush artisans have more than 12 years of experience.

Utilizing technology to create products that are functional, durable, and safe but performing most manufacturing processes by hand.

How to take care of the brush?

1. Thoroughly rinse off the soap from the brush.
2. Squeeze the tip firmly from the root of the tip to the tip of the hair so that the bristles are straight, as twisting the tip may cause the bristles to fall out.
3. Hold the shaft and shake to release any water remaining on the tip.
   The tips will come apart, but there is no need to reshape them.
4. Hang to dry with the tip of the ear facing down.

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About Koyudo

"To create brushes that pass on the tradition and reputation of Kumano Brushes. To continue creating brushes that are trusted and "loved" by our customers"