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Business · 9 August 2026

Peta asks Prince Philip's favourite barber to stop selling badger hair brushes

Peta asks Prince Philip's favourite barber to stop selling badger hair brushes

Photo: ChodHound (CC BY SA 2.0)

Truefitt & Hill, a 221-year-old London shop with royal ties, has favoured natural bristles since 1805 to provide a softer shave. Peta, the animal rights charity, sent a letter alleging that Chinese fur farms trap the creatures in cages before killing them. The historic perfumer insists its tools are completely cruelty-free, though competitors such as Wilkinson Sword already use vegan options.

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