The heated brush that pulls a curly beard straight in a few minutes
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- coarse or curly beards past the stubble stage, and anyone whose beard grows outward rather than down
- Skip if
- Daily high-heat use will dry out the hair over time, which is exactly why the kit includes oil, so treat the conditioning step as required rather than optional
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This beard straightener is an ionic heated brush: you comb it through the beard and the heated bristles relax the curl as they pass, which lengthens a beard and removes the bushy sideways growth without a flat iron pressing directly on skin. Because the heat sits in bristles rather than on clamping plates, it is more forgiving on the jawline than a hair straightener. The kit ships with beard oil, balm, and a comb, so the conditioning step that keeps heat styling from drying out coarse hair is covered in the box. It has multiple heat settings and an auto-shutoff. Best fit: coarse or curly beards past the stubble stage, and anyone whose beard grows outward rather than down.
Pros
- Heated bristles rather than clamping plates, so it is harder to burn the skin under the beard
- Arrives as a kit with oil, balm, and comb instead of the brush alone
- Multiple heat settings let coarse beards go hotter and fine beards stay low
- Auto-shutoff means forgetting it on is not a problem
Cons
- Daily high-heat use will dry out the hair over time, which is exactly why the kit includes oil, so treat the conditioning step as required rather than optional
Frequently asked questions
How long does a beard need to be for this to work?
It needs enough length for the bristles to grip and pull through, so roughly an inch or more. On stubble it will not have anything to straighten.
Can it burn your face?
The heat is in the bristles, not on a flat plate, so it is more forgiving than a hair straightener. Use a lower setting near the skin and keep the brush moving rather than holding it in one spot.
Will it damage the beard if used every day?
Daily high heat dries coarse hair and causes split ends over time. Use the lowest setting that works, apply the included oil afterward, and skip days where you can.
Does it work on hair as well as beards?
It will straighten short hair, but the brush head is sized for a beard, so doing a full head of long hair is slow compared with a proper hair straightening brush.
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