Why Brush and Comb Your Beard
Brushing and combing are not the same task, which is why many men use both. A beard brush can be used daily to help remove loose hairs and impurities, lift dead skin, and distribute your natural oils through the beard, helping to keep it looking healthy and well groomed. A beard comb is more about shape than anything else. The rounded teeth gently glide through the beard, helping you tidy the edges and style the hair after brushing. Use the brush regularly and reach for the comb when you want the beard to sit a certain way.
Choosing a Beard Brush or Beard Comb
The right beard brush depends on the length and thickness of your beard. The Men’s Large Monster Beard Brush is well suited to fuller, coarser beards, combining natural bristle with nylon to help smooth the hair and distribute natural oils throughout the beard. Boar bristle brushes are another good choice for fuller beards, particularly if you prefer a firmer feel.
For shorter beards or stubble, the Men’s Small Beard Brush offers greater control, while the Men’s Finest Beechwood oval brushes use pure bristle to smooth and finish the beard.
For shaping and styling, a beard comb with rounded teeth, such as our handmade beard and moustache comb, glides easily through the hair and helps keep the beard looking neat and well groomed.
Our Best-Selling Beard Brushes and Combs
The Men’s Large Monster Beard Brush is a favourite for full beards, while the Men’s Finest Beechwood oval brushes are a popular choice for everyday brushing. On the comb side, the Handmade 112mm Pocket Comb Fine Hair has hundreds of reviews, while the Handmade 73mm Beard and Moustache Comb is ideal for shaping a moustache or shorter beard. If you want both jobs covered, a beard brush and comb make an easy pairing: the brush for regular grooming and the comb for shaping and tidying.