Beard Brush & Comb Bundle

Beard Brush - Our versatile brush is suitable for use on both dry and damp beards. Simply brush through your beard following the direction of hair growth to effortlessly straighten and untangle the hairs. For optimal results, make it a part of your daily grooming routine!

Beard Comb - Start by making sure your beard is dry or slightly damp. If you want an extra smooth combing experience, you can apply some beard oil before you begin. Then, simply glide the comb through your beard, starting from the top and working your way down. If you encounter any thicker or more unruly areas, no worries! Just switch to the coarse side of the comb for some extra help. As you comb, you might notice a gentle exfoliation feeling on your skin - that's a good thing! It means the comb is promoting healthy circulation. After you're done, don't forget to give the comb a little clean to keep it in top shape for next time.

Beard Brush - Pro tip: Apply Beard Oil before brushing will allow the bristles to thoroughly move the oil throughout your beard.

Beard Comb - Pro tip: Apply Beard Oil before brushing will allow the bristles to thoroughly move the oil throughout your beard.

Beard Brush - Hemu Wood
Boar Bristles

Beard Comb - 100% Pear Wood

Beard Brush: Maintaining a beard Brush made from Hemu wood with boar bristles requires specific care to ensure both the wooden Brush and bristles remain in good condition. After each use, gently remove any trapped hairs or debris from the bristles using a small brush or comb. Avoid using water directly on the boar bristles, as this can cause them to soften and lose their effectiveness. Instead, wipe the bristles with a dry cloth to remove any excess oils or residue. For the wooden Brush, wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth to remove any buildup of oils, dirt, or debris.

Beard Comb: Maintaining a beard comb crafted from pear wood requires some care to ensure its longevity and performance. After each use, gently wipe the comb with a soft, dry cloth to remove any buildup of oils, dirt, or debris. Avoid using water or harsh cleaning agents, as these may damage the wood. If the comb becomes particularly dirty, you can wash it occasionally with mild soap and lukewarm water, ensuring thorough rinsing and complete drying before next use.