Just ordered mine, thanks for the discount Dan! I’ve used it before, and used 3-4 off amazon and it is for sure the best brush I’ve tried. Excited to have one of my own.
If you have a short/medium wavy beard, I follow this tutorial after every shower, unless I’m staying in for the night... the only time I let it dry naturally; which looks like a birds nest. So on avg twice a day I do exactly what dan does in this video. I use light product before heat, then I re-hydrate & style w/ product after the heat.
@@derkwest I think it's fine as long as you use beard products to prevent your beard from being dry, such as bread oil and conditionner(when you wash it). Also, I would avoid using more heat than necessary, if you have thick and coarse beard hair, you'll probably need to set the heat higher, but wouldn't advise to use the same heat level with thinner beard hair. In case of doubt, you can always start off with the low setting and gradually increase until it works the way you want.
I feel like this is the first time I've seen you without a hat in your video! Checking this out, I finally pulled the trigger on the Kuschelbar after watching your videos. Arrives tomorrow.
I don’t mind the waves, but I really like it well groomed, grey beards are stubborn. I have found that after oil is applied and 5mins lapse after combing I use a round brush. I work from the underbeard to the top, brushing firmly thru the beard. In the winter or windy days I will apply balm, summer butter. Then I take the round brush on the backside and boars hair on top and brush firmly thru. Finallly I will use the boars hair to gently style. All is all about 5mins
Hey Dan. Another technique I use with the heated brush is take a second brush and come in from the opposite side as the heated brush to sandwich the hair and pull them straight. So for the sides I would push the hair out with the non-heated brush and in with the heated brush and them pull the two brushes down together to straighten the hair without getting the dip. You should try it sometime and see what you think. Cheers
Use a heated brush every morning. Now I do not have to use beard balm all the time just beard butter. Since it looks so good, I brush and comb less. When I wake up in the morning the beard looks a lot better, Manbark.
Great tutorial, Dan. Right now, I’m mostly using the blow dryer and round brush method, with pretty good results. After seeing this, I may need to consider getting a heated brush. Definitely looks like a time saver!
Just ordered. Thanks for the discount. The shipping was steep but with the discount it was a wash. Been unsure about these mainly just worried about damage and only use a hair dryer every other day. I will probably start out with once a week after my wash and see how it goes. That is usually when my beard is the craziest. Lol.
Well it looks like screwed up. I have some of these waves and curls and I didnt like it so i trimmed em. Had no idea about heated brushes. There goes a month of growth.
Had a major curl/dent on the right side of my beard. Don't have a heated brush, so I use hair dryer and a round brush. No matter what I did it would not tame it. So went to the barber and had 3 inches trimmed off. That curl came from nowhere so I'm hoping a trim and different style method will keep it from coming back. Time will tell.
Great video Mr. C! I do the same with the blow drier & comb twice a week. I still get a little wave here & there but it's not how I run my comb on it, i think self conscious I pass my hand down my beard to keep it need & I might be pressing a little too hard by my jaw line. Your beard looks fantastic sir!
I will definitely be coming back to this video when I get a heated brush. I plan on picking one up pretty soon and I'm anxious to see how it works for my beard.
I love my heated comb but I swear it pulls hairs out. I'm afraid it's burning hairs 😬 I need to use it more frequently for I have a pretty curly beard.
I used to use some heat shield, just spray argan oil, but it steamed and sizzled and I was afraid that was boiling the liquid and hairs. I usually use the heat brush after a shower and after my hair is all dry before putting oil in.
RockinRedneck09 The steam you see coming off the brush when using a heat shield spray and/or beard oil is just the product being heated away. Using a heated brush on your beard, out of the shower, without any heat shield or beard oil is 100% Damaging your beard... After a shower, or washing your beard, always gotta put oil in the beard. All those natural oils have been washed away, and using a heated brush on the beard hairs is just burning them suckers. Even when you just rinse your beard, your still stripping away some oils. After showers, always beard oil. Don’t be afraid of any steam you see. It’s just the oils being heated away. Using the Argan oil heat shield, or a beard oil before the heated brush is the way to go for sure. Hope this helps! Also, check and see what temp your beard brush is... problem with a lot of the beard brushes people are buying in the $30-$40 range are that they get too hot. Their heat settings are wonky, and by saving a few bucks, you’re actually damaging your beard. Quality is quality. That’s why people complaining about spending $80 for this brush in the video makes no sense. You want a Fiat or a Porsche? Ya know what I’m sayin haha. You get what you pay for. A brush designed specifically for a beard, is always going to be better for you than a generic heat brush. That’s not to say there aren’t good heat brushes out there that are cheaper... there are... but are there better heat brushes for your beard than the Kuschelbär... doubtful. That $80 is going to get you a superior product, better results when used correctly, and is going to last longer due to quality of the product.
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Definitely will try it out tonight brother. Been trying the cold rinse and have not noticed any difference except getting cold water on me at end of shower🤣😏😳. Thankyou again and again for your reviews on our bearded struggles and how to help.
$150 AUD but to get it sent to Australia there's another $51 AUD international shipping fee :( Can't say I'd be willing to spend $200 ... I'll just stick to the hairdryer and brush method
Hiya Teach. Question. Can we get an update on this video? Does it work with longer beards like you have now? Or am I just good with the blow dryer and my wooden comb? Also would you recommend applying heat thru a brush over a hair dryer with a longer (8-9") beard? Last week I cut 3" off the mustache (holy crap I can eat in public again) and the girl says it looks great! Now you just need to get your beard shaped. I go and have my barber and shape it. Looked fantastic! I see girl two nights ago and she says "so when will you get your beard shaped". And the fly away's are starting to piss me off to the point I might start using balm for a bit. Any suggestions Teach?
Great tips Dan, as always! 👌 I have to agree with 'Eldar Corruption', $AU$200 is too pricey for this product to ever be an option for me in Sydney! My blowdryer game is improving! 👊🧡🇦🇺
Been using similar techniques for a few months now. My sides and chin are where I have my curling problems. I have pretty curly hair and beard. Got to do it about once a week after a good wash.
The heated brush is the cats ass for a occasional beard training tool. I’ve also cut down on combing my beard so often. I usually hit it with a comb in the morning while styling and once more after my shower when I get home. Too much combing is the worst things I’ve ever done to my beard.
I've been doing this routine myself since I purchased a heated brush! Only difference is I do this every Sunday evening. I have the exact same issues in the exact same spots as you do Dan. Haha weird huh, great video man
Hi, how are you, Teacher 👍🏼 I've read something important that said you can't wash your beard after ironing it or "straighten it" at least 24 hours, or the water will damage your beard! What do you think about this? Waiting your answer 😁
My biggest issue is my sides curly or sticking out left and right. With my heating brush I’ve been only going straight down I’m going to try every direction and hope that fixes my issue. Mahalo for the vid.
Dan C Bearded it worked well but I don’t like using the heating brush everyday and as soon as water hits my beard in the shower the curls start right back up. My beards currently 6 inches from my chin to the tip of my beard and I’m hoping once my sides grow out longer they will start laying straight more.
Dan C Bearded I have found the way you sleep at night effects how your beard looks in the morning. I sleep on my stomach with my face in the pillow. So when I wake up it’s crazy but some one sleeping on there back facing up don’t have that beard pillow contact. Might be a idea for a new video for ya
Skyler Eldridge Yup. I’m with you. I like to sleep on my side or on my stomach. Pillow sheets get dirty fast, and beard dries out faster obviously. In conjunction with it being crazy and wild when I wake up. Started sleeping on my back. First week was hard and uncomfortable. Now, I don’t even move, wake up in the same position I fell asleep in. Been sleeping better and the beard is in significantly better shape. The sacrifices we make for the beard 👍
I wish I could do beard rehab only from time to time, but as soon as I hop in the shower, my beard just go back to its default position, with all those curls and undesired dips. I need to do "rehab" every single morning.
Good day. I have one serious problem. Due to covid 19 i have to be wearin a mask right through. What are some techniques i could use to straighten my curles after wearin a mask for the whole day
Just got a heated brush a cheaper one but I am going to try lowest setting first to see how it does Thanks D.C.B any pointers on style or tips? Shoot them my way please Thanks for the vids watching ones that apply in my beard. Have a awesome beard day!
Since I don't have a heated brush I have used your technique with a blow-dryer before and it was worked for me. unfortunately I feel my beard is very curly and wavey because that's just how my hair grows lol, so I don't do it often and just kinda accept my beard will never be perfectly straight, but every once in a while when I have some extra time I attack it with the blow-dryer and see how straight I can get it to look.
Yeah ive been debating on getting this brush or the cheaper $30-$40 china knock off ones made. But the blowdryer just aint doing the waves under my sideburns anymore; im sick of it. FUck it ill spend the money,,,
@@DanCBearded Nice I found a compareble one second hand just a few miles from where I live. For $7 xD Probably a lady selling this but we will see whaha. I'm gonna get it tonight.
Dan C Bearded well it was from an old funny looking lady, it smells a bit weird but it works nicely! I let it heat to 120 degrees celcuis instead of 180 (just to make sure not to damage the hairs with it) and it works great to get that annoying dent/bump away that is right under my chin. I’ve used it twice so far (one time for trying out and one time for family occasion last sunday), don’t want to use it to much as I’ve heard that can be bad for your hairs. Thanks for getting back at me btw really appreciate it!
Please O please trusted teacher.... tell me how that brush is worth 100 bucks? What does it do that my 15 dollar heated brush does not? Or even the 20-40 buck one that is identical to the scam beard struggle brush. I really need a breakdown cause I'm getting good results with mine daily but am really curious what more I would get for 85 additional dollars....
Hey brotha, worth it always relative and I think I do a good job of saying that in the videos. It is on sale for $80, and that is a lot of money! It is a really nice tool to have, if you can afford it. I have tried 5 heated brushes now, in the $20-$100 range. This one is just simply the best. It gets my waves and dips out better than the others. It is easier to use and I feel like it has the least damage on the beard. What is the science behind that? I have absolutely no idea lol I just know it works. A bunch of guys who have tried it, agree with me. Trust me, I would loveee to trash this product and get some street cred lol I do not get any commission or money either. Summary answer = easier & works better. Is that worth the money difference? All personal there
@@DanCBearded thanks for your opinion. I have been wondering if the price is justified. There seem to many products that are $20 and then another that is $100 but is just a rebranded version of the same thing. I am looking forward to tying this. I would not of bought it without your recommendation so if it ruins my beard you will be hearing from me. Lol
Dan C Bearded is there a straightening brush you recommend I get that is not so darn expensive? My beard is getting to the point to where I need one. Thanks teach!
Absolutely, there are plenty on Amazon in the $30 range. I have a link to a couple in my original heated brush video. The kbar from this video is 50% off on their website right now with code ORIGINAL50
@@DanCBearded thank you, you always respond to me pretty much immediately with top notch information and suggestions. I'm sure you are very busy and I truly appreciate you taking time out of your day to respond to me and everyone else's questions. You're one of the very best in your field.
I do pretty much the same as you.. I have a different heated brush, but I was curious if you have any tips I could use to clean it.. it is starting to looking kinda gross.
You're going through the hair too fast. It takes time for heat to do anything to a hair. You're just basically brushing the beard and a tiny bit of head is going through as it passes over. Go slower and you'll see a real difference. Take a look at the before and after...there's not much difference. As for the guys who are afraid of burning their hair, beards are almost always thicker and more resilient than head hair. Think of the fashion models who use hot curling irons and rollers on their hair on a daily basis. If a beard hair comes out while you're doing anything, it was time for it to come out. Men have dragged cars with their beards. Brushing it with a heated brush isn't going to make it come out before its time.
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Just ordered mine, thanks for the discount Dan! I’ve used it before, and used 3-4 off amazon and it is for sure the best brush I’ve tried. Excited to have one of my own.
Agreed brotha! Others from Amazon get the job done, but this is just simply the best. Is the price worth it? All relative to each individual. 👊
Dan C Bearded Yessir! Thanks again.
If you have a short/medium wavy beard, I follow this tutorial after every shower, unless I’m staying in for the night... the only time I let it dry naturally; which looks like a birds nest. So on avg twice a day I do exactly what dan does in this video. I use light product before heat, then I re-hydrate & style w/ product after the heat.
Sounds like a great method and logic brotha!
Is it ok to use the heat brush everyday?
@@derkwest I think it's fine as long as you use beard products to prevent your beard from being dry, such as bread oil and conditionner(when you wash it). Also, I would avoid using more heat than necessary, if you have thick and coarse beard hair, you'll probably need to set the heat higher, but wouldn't advise to use the same heat level with thinner beard hair. In case of doubt, you can always start off with the low setting and gradually increase until it works the way you want.
Heck yes! Glad to see you joined the heat brush train. It truly is an awesome way to straighten the beard quickly.
Exactly!
I feel like this is the first time I've seen you without a hat in your video! Checking this out, I finally pulled the trigger on the Kuschelbar after watching your videos. Arrives tomorrow.
Great tips! I have had pretty good luck with my new hair dryer. I'll have to give some of these techniques a try now!
Awesome!
@@DanCBearded 🙂
Is your beard damp/dry? Or totally dry with what remnants of any beard oil you still may have
Damp beard, beard oil, wait 5 minutes, and then heat
I don’t mind the waves, but I really like it well groomed, grey beards are stubborn. I have found that after oil is applied and 5mins lapse after combing I use a round brush. I work from the underbeard to the top, brushing firmly thru the beard. In the winter or windy days I will apply balm, summer butter. Then I take the round brush on the backside and boars hair on top and brush firmly thru. Finallly I will use the boars hair to gently style. All is all about 5mins
That is a great method! I have a video on that method and it will produce the same results. This way is just a tad easier for me
Hey Dan. Another technique I use with the heated brush is take a second brush and come in from the opposite side as the heated brush to sandwich the hair and pull them straight. So for the sides I would push the hair out with the non-heated brush and in with the heated brush and them pull the two brushes down together to straighten the hair without getting the dip. You should try it sometime and see what you think. Cheers
I do something similar my hand! Great method 👊
Use a heated brush every morning. Now I do not have to use beard balm all the time just beard butter. Since it looks so good, I brush and comb less. When I wake up in the morning the beard looks a lot better, Manbark.
Loved your IG videos brotha!
@@DanCBearded Thanks for watching, beard on brother!
Great tutorial, Dan. Right now, I’m mostly using the blow dryer and round brush method, with pretty good results. After seeing this, I may need to consider getting a heated brush. Definitely looks like a time saver!
And now you have a little experience!
Just ordered. Thanks for the discount. The shipping was steep but with the discount it was a wash. Been unsure about these mainly just worried about damage and only use a hair dryer every other day. I will probably start out with once a week after my wash and see how it goes. That is usually when my beard is the craziest. Lol.
I always use this after a wash, it is the perfect time! Keep me posted how you like it 👊
Well it looks like screwed up. I have some of these waves and curls and I didnt like it so i trimmed em. Had no idea about heated brushes. There goes a month of growth.
The good news is that it grows back! Better than ever with new knowledge
Had a major curl/dent on the right side of my beard. Don't have a heated brush, so I use hair dryer and a round brush. No matter what I did it would not tame it. So went to the barber and had 3 inches trimmed off. That curl came from nowhere so I'm hoping a trim and different style method will keep it from coming back. Time will tell.
Keep me posted how that is working brotha 👊
Man your beard has come along ways in 4 years
Just different styles and preferences!
Great video Mr. C! I do the same with the blow drier & comb twice a week. I still get a little wave here & there but it's not how I run my comb on it, i think self conscious I pass my hand down my beard to keep it need & I might be pressing a little too hard by my jaw line. Your beard looks fantastic sir!
Thanks Ivan! That method will produce the same results but this one is just a tad easier.
I have a heated brush and its excellent, I use it every 2 weeks just to correct any curls but i prefer a hairdryer
Same for me brotha
I will definitely be coming back to this video when I get a heated brush. I plan on picking one up pretty soon and I'm anxious to see how it works for my beard.
I am pumped to hear what you think!
I love my heated comb but I swear it pulls hairs out. I'm afraid it's burning hairs 😬
I need to use it more frequently for I have a pretty curly beard.
RockinRedneck09 do you use a heat shield or anything?
What’s your routine when you use a heated brush?
I used to use some heat shield, just spray argan oil, but it steamed and sizzled and I was afraid that was boiling the liquid and hairs.
I usually use the heat brush after a shower and after my hair is all dry before putting oil in.
RockinRedneck09 The steam you see coming off the brush when using a heat shield spray and/or beard oil is just the product being heated away.
Using a heated brush on your beard, out of the shower, without any heat shield or beard oil is 100% Damaging your beard...
After a shower, or washing your beard, always gotta put oil in the beard. All those natural oils have been washed away, and using a heated brush on the beard hairs is just burning them suckers. Even when you just rinse your beard, your still stripping away some oils.
After showers, always beard oil. Don’t be afraid of any steam you see. It’s just the oils being heated away. Using the Argan oil heat shield, or a beard oil before the heated brush is the way to go for sure.
Hope this helps!
Also, check and see what temp your beard brush is... problem with a lot of the beard brushes people are buying in the $30-$40 range are that they get too hot. Their heat settings are wonky, and by saving a few bucks, you’re actually damaging your beard. Quality is quality. That’s why people complaining about spending $80 for this brush in the video makes no sense. You want a Fiat or a Porsche? Ya know what I’m sayin haha. You get what you pay for. A brush designed specifically for a beard, is always going to be better for you than a generic heat brush. That’s not to say there aren’t good heat brushes out there that are cheaper... there are... but are there better heat brushes for your beard than the Kuschelbär... doubtful. That $80 is going to get you a superior product, better results when used correctly, and is going to last longer due to quality of the product.
@@shookadance I thought so. Some directions say "no oil first" some say "oil first". I just chose the wrong route. Haha.
@@shookadance So shower. Oil. Then heat brush?
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First time growing out my beard was a wavy nightmare. Now I’m going to do it right 👌 Thanks coach
That's awesome! Keep me posted on how it's going 👊
Definitely will try it out tonight brother. Been trying the cold rinse and have not noticed any difference except getting cold water on me at end of shower🤣😏😳. Thankyou again and again for your reviews on our bearded struggles and how to help.
How did it work for you buddy?
@@DanCBearded just like you said it would spot on.
Yess!
$150 AUD but to get it sent to Australia there's another $51 AUD international shipping fee :(
Can't say I'd be willing to spend $200 ... I'll just stick to the hairdryer and brush method
Absolutely understandable brotha!
Hiya Teach. Question. Can we get an update on this video? Does it work with longer beards like you have now? Or am I just good with the blow dryer and my wooden comb? Also would you recommend applying heat thru a brush over a hair dryer with a longer (8-9") beard? Last week I cut 3" off the mustache (holy crap I can eat in public again) and the girl says it looks great! Now you just need to get your beard shaped. I go and have my barber and shape it. Looked fantastic! I see girl two nights ago and she says "so when will you get your beard shaped". And the fly away's are starting to piss me off to the point I might start using balm for a bit. Any suggestions Teach?
I use it once a week or every other week, in this exact way! Seriously a much for me. Give this a try!
Great tips Dan, as always! 👌 I have to agree with 'Eldar Corruption', $AU$200 is too pricey for this product to ever be an option for me in Sydney! My blowdryer game is improving! 👊🧡🇦🇺
Heck yeah!
Awesome vid was debating whether to get one of these , sick of using the hairdryer so close to my face to get the waves out 👍
This would be the answer!
Been using similar techniques for a few months now. My sides and chin are where I have my curling problems. I have pretty curly hair and beard. Got to do it about once a week after a good wash.
That is great brotha! Same for me!
I never had a beard so I have no clue what to do!! Beard dips and stuff, sounds crazy!!
It is crazy for sure lol
Definitely will try this I hate the dips in my beard it drives me crazy so will be doing this technique 👊👊
Sameee! Keep me posted how it works for you 👊
The heated brush is the cats ass for a occasional beard training tool. I’ve also cut down on combing my beard so often. I usually hit it with a comb in the morning while styling and once more after my shower when I get home. Too much combing is the worst things I’ve ever done to my beard.
I agree completely brotha!
That's it. I need a kushelbar now.
All told, how many times per week do you use it?
Awesome Joel! I use it once or twice a week. Blow dryer the other days 👊
I've been doing this routine myself since I purchased a heated brush! Only difference is I do this every Sunday evening. I have the exact same issues in the exact same spots as you do Dan. Haha weird huh, great video man
They are very common spots and issues, so hopefully this will help people that are not doing this already. Thanks for the comment and experience!
Hi, how are you, Teacher 👍🏼
I've read something important that said you can't wash your beard after ironing it or "straighten it" at least 24 hours, or the water will damage your beard!
What do you think about this?
Waiting your answer 😁
Hey hey! That is absolutely false. Myth
@@DanCBearded Thanks a lot 👍🏼
The 'Well Kept Beard' award would go to you for sure. .
haha thanks man!
My biggest issue is my sides curly or sticking out left and right. With my heating brush I’ve been only going straight down I’m going to try every direction and hope that fixes my issue. Mahalo for the vid.
How did it work my Hawaiian brotha?
Dan C Bearded it worked well but I don’t like using the heating brush everyday and as soon as water hits my beard in the shower the curls start right back up. My beards currently 6 inches from my chin to the tip of my beard and I’m hoping once my sides grow out longer they will start laying straight more.
Dan C Bearded I have found the way you sleep at night effects how your beard looks in the morning. I sleep on my stomach with my face in the pillow. So when I wake up it’s crazy but some one sleeping on there back facing up don’t have that beard pillow contact. Might be a idea for a new video for ya
Skyler Eldridge Yup. I’m with you. I like to sleep on my side or on my stomach. Pillow sheets get dirty fast, and beard dries out faster obviously. In conjunction with it being crazy and wild when I wake up. Started sleeping on my back. First week was hard and uncomfortable. Now, I don’t even move, wake up in the same position I fell asleep in. Been sleeping better and the beard is in significantly better shape.
The sacrifices we make for the beard 👍
I agree completely! I sleep the same exact way
Im using a blow dryer and comb technique. Need to pick up this brush though thats for sure.
That technique is great and will produce the same results. This way is just a bit easier though
Great advice about brushing back to be over a flat area.
Dan u still the man great tips 🤙
Thank you buddy!! I always appreciate the comments and support
I wish I could do beard rehab only from time to time, but as soon as I hop in the shower, my beard just go back to its default position, with all those curls and undesired dips. I need to do "rehab" every single morning.
I don’t have a heated brush or blow dryer so I use my hands. It’s getting too long for that to work much longer. Thanks Dan.
I need to grow my beard more for a heated brush. I’ll stick to the blow dryer for now. Thanks Dan👍🏾
Awesome brotha!
Is it a bad idea to use a heated brush daily?
Nope! Not as long as you aren’t over doing it
Good day. I have one serious problem. Due to covid 19 i have to be wearin a mask right through. What are some techniques i could use to straighten my curles after wearin a mask for the whole day
ruclips.net/video/WGxvHA5pBA4/видео.html that should help! If you use a heated brush, go with low heat
I do the same process. Usually once every one or two weeks.
Exactly the same for me!
Just got a heated brush a cheaper one but I am going to try lowest setting first to see how it does Thanks D.C.B any pointers on style or tips? Shoot them my way please Thanks for the vids watching ones that apply in my beard. Have a awesome beard day!
5 years...sometimes I just get nostalgic for a bygone era
Different world back then!
Great content dan! Question, do you align this type of beard “rehab” with a wash day? Co-wash day? Stripping day? Which would you recommend?
Wash and conditioner days 👊
Since I don't have a heated brush I have used your technique with a blow-dryer before and it was worked for me. unfortunately I feel my beard is very curly and wavey because that's just how my hair grows lol, so I don't do it often and just kinda accept my beard will never be perfectly straight, but every once in a while when I have some extra time I attack it with the blow-dryer and see how straight I can get it to look.
Heck yeah, it looks beastly curly and dense. Rock it!
Love it! Everday it work good! Thank you!
Awesome!
Mr Dan, is this with a dry beard with no products in? Just once a day at Night or in am? Dry with no product
Damp with oil (wait 5 minutes) and I use it only in the morning
Yeah ive been debating on getting this brush or the cheaper $30-$40 china knock off ones made. But the blowdryer just aint doing the waves under my sideburns anymore; im sick of it. FUck it ill spend the money,,,
I'm waiting for a knock off from Amazon.
I'm not willing to spend $100 either.
Is there any benefit to applying oil and/or butter POST heat brush treatment? Or should just oil pre heat brush? Thank you
Just personal preference for feel and scent
Looks very nice but a bit to expensive for me... Any advice for a heated brush around $50?
Check out my original heated brush video, I have an Amazon link for one that is really solid
@@DanCBearded Nice I found a compareble one second hand just a few miles from where I live. For $7 xD Probably a lady selling this but we will see whaha. I'm gonna get it tonight.
How did it turn out?
Dan C Bearded well it was from an old funny looking lady, it smells a bit weird but it works nicely! I let it heat to 120 degrees celcuis instead of 180 (just to make sure not to damage the hairs with it) and it works great to get that annoying dent/bump away that is right under my chin. I’ve used it twice so far (one time for trying out and one time for family occasion last sunday), don’t want to use it to much as I’ve heard that can be bad for your hairs. Thanks for getting back at me btw really appreciate it!
What was the temperature for this process ? I usually use mine around 130°C but i heard we could go higher without risk ?
Great video as always !
I would actually have to look it up, I am not sure to be honest
Hi Dan. Picked one of these up for Christmas. I was thinking apply oil 1st, but do you need to apply again afterwards?
Totally personal preference. I do not do oil after
When you say "every other week", do you mean 1 week every day and then 1 week without heat at all or how do you mean that exactly? thanks!
Once every 14 days or so. That’s for the beard reset. I use heat whenever I feel I need it. Lately has been most days with a blow dryer
@@DanCBearded understood!
Please O please trusted teacher.... tell me how that brush is worth 100 bucks? What does it do that my 15 dollar heated brush does not? Or even the 20-40 buck one that is identical to the scam beard struggle brush. I really need a breakdown cause I'm getting good results with mine daily but am really curious what more I would get for 85 additional dollars....
Hey brotha, worth it always relative and I think I do a good job of saying that in the videos. It is on sale for $80, and that is a lot of money! It is a really nice tool to have, if you can afford it. I have tried 5 heated brushes now, in the $20-$100 range. This one is just simply the best. It gets my waves and dips out better than the others. It is easier to use and I feel like it has the least damage on the beard. What is the science behind that? I have absolutely no idea lol I just know it works. A bunch of guys who have tried it, agree with me. Trust me, I would loveee to trash this product and get some street cred lol I do not get any commission or money either. Summary answer = easier & works better. Is that worth the money difference? All personal there
@@DanCBearded thanks for your opinion. I have been wondering if the price is justified. There seem to many products that are $20 and then another that is $100 but is just a rebranded version of the same thing. I am looking forward to tying this. I would not of bought it without your recommendation so if it ruins my beard you will be hearing from me. Lol
@@shaunharrison9618 Haha you got it! I use it once or twice a week and have experienced nothing negative at all!
Dan C Bearded is there a straightening brush you recommend I get that is not so darn expensive? My beard is getting to the point to where I need one. Thanks teach!
Absolutely, there are plenty on Amazon in the $30 range. I have a link to a couple in my original heated brush video. The kbar from this video is 50% off on their website right now with code ORIGINAL50
@@DanCBearded thank you, you always respond to me pretty much immediately with top notch information and suggestions. I'm sure you are very busy and I truly appreciate you taking time out of your day to respond to me and everyone else's questions. You're one of the very best in your field.
@@justinhayes2194 thank you 🙏
I use a heated brush every day it has 3 settings on it what setting should it be on ??
Likely the middle. Just stay under 365°
A bit out of my budget... Have any other suggestions on different heated brushes
Absolutely! There are some really solid ones on Amazon actually. If you check my first heated brush video, there is a link in there.
Can the heated brush help with curly beards making it straight?
Yes, exactly what it’s for
I'd actually prefer to do this before I go to work for the day.
What products should I put in my beard before using heat brush?
Any quality beard oil or carrier oil would work great! A lot of guys prefer argan oil first
I do pretty much the same as you.. I have a different heated brush, but I was curious if you have any tips I could use to clean it.. it is starting to looking kinda gross.
I am actually researching and testing that right now, and should have a video in the near future 👊
Is it a bad idea to use a head hair heated brush on a beard?
As long as it is a quality one, it’s totally fine!
How often should you use the heated brush
Totally personal preference. I use it daily
Do you still recommend doing this after 3 years?
Yup! I do it if my waves get really bad. Maybe once or twice a year now
How do you get to straight look in your beard
Just like this: ruclips.net/video/x687Luhq_fI/видео.html
When you shower does it cancel out what the brush did for the hair?
Yes
Thank you! Learning a lot from your channel 👍
If i do this when my beard is wet is that okay?
Damp beard, apply oil, wait 3-5 minutes, heat! Don’t use heat in any other situation
Is it okay to use this brush for styling everyday? For example after the shower and beard oil?
Yup! Just listen to your beard. If it's too much, your beard will tell you
@@DanCBearded thank you, appreciate you and what you do for the beard community 🙏
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Wow the growth under youre lip ❤👍💪
Thanks brotha!
is it safe as an everyday styling tool or will it damage my beard
It is safe, just don't over do it. Many guys use it every single day
Is the wild willies brush any good?
Or another suggestion?
I haven’t tried that one yet. My favorites would be aberlite and kushelbar. They have stood the test of time
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You know it brotha!
I love my heated brush
It is a reallyyy nice tool to have!
Ordered mine...
I love beard forever
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You're going through the hair too fast. It takes time for heat to do anything to a hair. You're just basically brushing the beard and a tiny bit of head is going through as it passes over. Go slower and you'll see a real difference. Take a look at the before and after...there's not much difference.
As for the guys who are afraid of burning their hair, beards are almost always thicker and more resilient than head hair. Think of the fashion models who use hot curling irons and rollers on their hair on a daily basis. If a beard hair comes out while you're doing anything, it was time for it to come out. Men have dragged cars with their beards. Brushing it with a heated brush isn't going to make it come out before its time.
Thanks for your feedback. My method is working well for my beard 👊
You look allot better without your hat on.. ha just saying
Haha thanks brotha
@@DanCBearded ya you were blessed with nice thick hair. It would look awesome long with your beard 😉👍
Nicely Done Brother 👊 🇺🇲🦍 🤘
Thanks!
looking a bit tired there buddy a bit less energetic, than usual
Just more of a casual vid 👊
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lol translate?
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