Men's Hair Brush- 100% Pure Black Boar Hair Natural Bristle for Beard, Moustache - Firm Military Style with Handmade Wood Handle – No Snags, No Scratch, Gentle Bristle – Use with Beard Oil

TL;DR at the end. This brush is stupid good. First off, aside from the benefits to your beard and skin from brushing and the benefits of boar hair over other hairs (not really gonna get into that as that stuff is covered at great length elsewhere and you should know this, bearded person!), the brush is just designed really well and has great packaging/a great look. The Brush: The brush itself is really sturdy and well made. The grip/handle(is that what you call it?) is a nice solid chunk of wood with a nice look and finish. The bristles are tightly packed (this is the one thing I might change about the brush as I feel that as my beard gets longer and thicker I might need something with a little breathing room between the bristles) so it really gets a hold of your hairs and moves them along in the direction you're brushing. It's not so tight that it snags your hairs though so don't worry. The contour. Oh my! I looove the contour of the bristles that they put on this thing. It's just absolute heaven to brush with this onyx badboy as it basically hugs your face, embracing your beard (as well any beard should be!) as you groom your beautiful jaw mane. I think I might over brush a little much just because it's that comfortable and soothing to brush with this brush that I get lost in it. Almost hypnotized. A lot of other brushes are just the flat boring military style brush and they suck. Sure, they get the job done but it's like comparing a 5 minute truck stop handy to a talented hummer. If you can have the one, you're NOT choosing the other. The Packaging: Ok, so one thing I'll give the beard care product community in general is... they know their audience. The know manly. They know what's visually appealing to men and they milk it with impressive splendor. Except for a lot of the brushes out there. One of the most popular sellers on here is that boring ass military style one I mentioned in the previous paragraph and I see a lot of other plain humdrum brushes. While I do see SOME that have decided to put some thought into their design(oh, and the combs... ), something about the rocky mountain look just really sticks out and appeals to me. The brush itself is sleek, contoured(bristles), smooth with a nice woodgrain finish and a prominant logo which, normally I say "Ick!" but I dig their logo. It's a nice design. By itself the brush is a nice enough thing to see on your counter but they went the extra mile with some very nice packaging. The Box: It's sturdy... like, nice and sturdy. It's cardboard but it's quality and will serve as a nice display/storage box that you can leave out on your counter with the brush. Inside the box is a foam padded rectangle with a smooth felt side for you to place the brush on bristle side down on which frankly was unnecessary but it's a testament, imo, to how much thought they put into their product from design to packaging and I love them for it. I understand the importance of function over form but dammit, I want both!! Well, I got it. Overall TL;DR: It's an awesome brush that looks beautiful and functions even better. The contoured bristles are awesome and really hug your face in a way other brushes don't and actually let you brush more of your beard at once in single strokes. The look and packaging are above and beyond so much that it's pretty much like you get a free display case and counter top decoration with your order. Don't be foolish and get another brush when clearly, this is your only option.

Received my brush today. Delightfully packaged with care, looks great and has a nice feel for quality on the first impression just unboxing. Size/Shape: Grade A Brush is small, as expected, brush sits in hand and feels good, I have a small to average sized hands so people with very large hands may find the brush to feel a little small, but as this is designed for beards a big brush would be less funcitonal. You can tell the size and shape was well thought out. Funciton: Grade A Bristles are short firm but still soft enough to be comfortable. Feels great going through my beard. I have a fairly gnarly beard and I was surprised by the smoothness the brush gave. I also gave this brush a spin brushing my 11-year old daughter's long think tangled mess of hair. The brush was not as effective at de-tangling as a larger brush, for her huge mane of hair, but that's outside the target use —but IT DID WORK. Where the brush "literally" shined was in the finish. After de-tangled the brush pulled through her hair and gave it a lovely shine and smoothness. It really did a great job of evening out the natural oils in her hair. Construction: Grade A Seems great, natural feel, natural components. The wood handle is light but feels of good quality. Nice wood grain subtly seen through deep dark stain. The logo script and accents look nice and have a nice graphic quality that I find pleasing. Would recommend.

First two features for appreciation are (1) the size of the brush which fills my hand making it very easy to control & use and (2) the slight concave shape of the brush. That "curve" in the brush means that the brush is shaped very nicely for moving across my face, taming the beard, and working the beard balm down into the beard. The bristles are long enough (and soft enough) that working the balm down into the beard and against my skin feels nice which is good given that the balm is supposed to also help dry skin. I like the nice clean black design. The boar bristles are quite soft - could use them on the mustache or eyebrows without irritation. Not a bad brush for your head if you keep your hair short. Well packaged, delivery quick, and a personal follow up from the company. What more can you ask for?

Honestly, I kind of want to give the brush a 4.5. I've never owned a beard brush before but having gone "all in" this No Shave November and having bought the beard oil and beard shampoo I figured why not. It's a good brush. At first I found it a bit too coarse for my skin but after using it for a few days my skin took a liking to the brushing. I actually brush it more than I probably need to bc I like how it feels. It spreads the beard oil well and the shape of the brush is outstanding. The brush does have a slight smell to it but it's akin to the smell of a new pair of shoes. It's not bad (in my opinion) and I don't notice it anymore (it's been a week). The only knock on the brush so far is the color and packaging. I know many people have commented on how "sharp" the color is and how the graphics on the brush are great. My personal opinion is that it's too much. I like the traditional brown brushes with small graphics to indicate it's maker. Understated but classy if you will. The graphics (on the box and brush) are a bit too "old spice, MMA, axe body spray" for me. That's just a personal preference though and it doesn't really deter from the quality and my enjoyment of the brush. Oh, the one other con is that it's made in China. Again, another personal preference as I prefer to buy American when possible. Other than that, it's a good brush and I recommend.

Great brush. Worth spending the extra few dollars vs the cheap brands

I use it to brush for beard. Feels very solid, is well made, and works extremely well.

Good build and quality, but I wish the bristles were slightly longer and the case was waterproof. I can just see the paper box getting waterlogged and needing to be thrown out.

I can't say enough about this brush. The bristles are stiff, but not so stiff as to feel like a wire brush on your face. When used with a beard balm it helps distribute the balm evenly. It feels so good on your face when brushing. I catch my self using it almost every time I am in the bathroom. I may have started down the path of some new addiction! lol. Seriously though, just get it. If I was forced to say one sort of negative thing about it though it would be that after I use the beard balm (that is from the same company) my hands are slippery. If the edge of the brush (where you hold it) had some kind of texture to it, I wouldn't be dropping in the sink all the time. So, I just put on the balm, wash and dry my hands and then use the brush. Edit: Some reviews are complaining that the bristles are falling out, even from new. I can't say that they are wrong... but my brush is NOT doing that.

Works great for what it is. Love the curve over just the flat brushes. Easier on the face.