Thanks brother! I’ve been growing my beard now for almost 2 years and only cleaned my brush once. I’ve been noticing some acne on my face as a result to not cleaning my brush often. Will definitely be cleaning it once every month or so now! Also great tip adding in the beard oil to the brush! I love how informative yet simple this video is
So glad I saw this video of yours! I’ve been wondering for a long time if you could wash these and how to as well! This really helped me! Thank you brother!👊😃👍
Wow very glad I found this video, I have a Cremo beard brush similar to the one in this video, and I've had it for a little over a year and have never cleaned it 🥴 I also have a smaller one I keep in the car that also has to be cleaned. I remember the cleaning instructions saying to soak it in soapy warm water but I'll definitely follow the steps in this video. Cheers mate from Massachusetts, USA 🥂
Haven't been keeping up on the videos due to shaving to make masks easier to wear. That said, catching up on all the videos has got me fired up to start growing it out again. Thanks for all the good info Colin!
Starting to look well already Colin....keep it up! Interesting to see how quick it grows.....when you have a full beard you forget about the growth sometimes. Onwards to week 4 brother!!
You definitely forget how long it takes to get a full beard! I'm on week three now and probably need another three weeks to fill it out nicely. Onwards we go!!
Wood swells up when you dip it in water which hampers it's longevity. Use luke warm water to moisten the bristles. It will help loosen up the oils and dirt. After shampooing the boar bristles (which is obviously hair strands) apply a little bit of conditioner to make the bristles soft. Wash off the conditioner fully, and then splash off the water immediately. After that, BLOW DRY the bristle brush. It will eliminate every traces of water. Also, blow dry at the back i.e. on the wood handle. Blow dry untill you feel the warmth on wood by touching. Put some oil on the bristles as well as on the handle. I will suggest to not to use the brush for a day atleast. You will notice that the layer of oil you have applied on the handle vanishes the other day as wood has absorbed the oil and it will prevent it from chipping and roughness.
Some excellent tips there! Thank you very much for contributing with such a high quality comment. Love the tip about a little oil on the wood handle...this will definitely help. Really appreciate you subscribing and thanks again! Colin
Good information as always, cheers Colin. Good tip about the oil as I have two brushes on the go and washed one recently and it definitely had a weird smell after which puzzled me a bit. I'll do it again some weekend when I'm at home and can supervise the drying. Keep up the great videos, I always enjoy them 👍👍
Thank you! The oil is great but I think the real key is a good air drying afterwards. Glad the videos are helping and always appreciate your comments 🙌🏽👊🏽
Yes I clean my beard brush a lot it is really great for you as a person cuz da brush is important in the experience to feel your hole body at the same time as a from of meditation to release positive thoughts thew your mind and connect with your ancestors primal instinct. .
Pensei que só eu acompanhava o Colin aqui no Brasil....Olha só! Meu único problema é que não entendo inglês...rsrsrs aí vou entendendo pelo vídeo mesmo.
@@bocaiuvaquintino4046 opa. Gosto bastante dele. Conversamos bastante. Um dia ainda vou fazer uma resenha dos produtos dele. No celular vc consegue ativar legendas auto traduzidas.
The beard oil adds a nice scent to the brush even when it's dry and also replenishes a bit of moisture to the actual boar hair after washing with soap. But beware of the wet beard brush...not a great smell at all! 😂
I would use my beard soap, but any good quality handmade soap with very few ingredients would work really well. That's ideal. However, if you have a regular soap, that is fine, but definitely put a few drops of beard oil on after to stop the bristles drying out 👍
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I don t know man... When have someone clean a hairbrush?
If you have a beard you get it. A hairbrush is very different as you are not putting it near your face. You are also eating, kissing etc around that area so it has to be cleaner than your head
I'm currently washing mine once a month as I'm also using a beard comb. With all we have going on in our lives I think once a month is doable and easy to remember!
I saw someone use beard shampoo, would that work as well? I don't know if I got any natural soaps at home. If it works for my face it should work for my brush right?
Yes, that would work too but make sure whatever you're putting on your face, beard or brush is decent quality with no ingredients you have no idea about. Natural and simple is so much better in my opinion. Rinse the brush thoroughly and it will work well. Thanks for watching the video...really appreciate it!
@@westcorkbeardcompany I have to be honest, I've just bought Proraso Beard Shampoo, that might be bad? If you have any other suggestion I'm open to it my friend! I only use natural brushes. Boar for exfoliate and badger for lather :)
A wet boar hair brush doesn't smell great. Adding the oil after washing makes the scent much more pleasant and fresh throughout the whole process. You can always add more when it's dry 👍
No not at all. There's no problem as long as there are no cracks in the brush and you dry it out properly. It's a once a week fix to keep it fresh so the wood can take that amount of moisture. Obviously some woods may react differently. Thanks for the question!
@@westcorkbeardcompany Bought it from Amazon about a year and a half ago. The brand name is Viking Revolution. Honestly, It seems like it’s a dropped ship item with the brands engraving but, I’m not entirely sure.
You can test it! Wet it and leave it for an hour...you will definitely know that it's boar bristle as you will smell it. It's like the scent of a smelly wet dog 😂
@@westcorkbeardcompany I cleaned as you instructed in this video and it sure stank a bit after Lol. Added a few drops of castor oil into the bristles and that took care of the smell. Thanks for the help brother 🙏
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iv just spent the whole day trying to find out why my brush smells.. and you are the only person to address the smell. thanks.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching 🙌🏽
Thanks brother! I’ve been growing my beard now for almost 2 years and only cleaned my brush once. I’ve been noticing some acne on my face as a result to not cleaning my brush often. Will definitely be cleaning it once every month or so now! Also great tip adding in the beard oil to the brush! I love how informative yet simple this video is
Thank you Bradley! Appreciate you watching
Incredibly useful video, I have just got a beard brush and was wondering how to clean it - so thank you very much for sharing this.
You're very welcome Peter! Thanks for watching
It had been a thing I was looking for , for too long . Finally got through solution. Thanks
Glad the video helped! 👍
I searched this video for how to clean my beard brush, but I have to say your beard is on point and majestic af!
Thank you John! 😁
I watch this video every month lmao
Great! You have a nice clean beard brush no doubt 😄
@@westcorkbeardcompany yessir thank you man your beard is amazing I wish I could get that length but the commitment is insane haha
@@iocyber Thank you! 😁
So glad I saw this video of yours! I’ve been wondering for a long time if you could wash these and how to as well! This really helped me! Thank you brother!👊😃👍
You're very welcome! 😁
@@westcorkbeardcompany 😃
Wow very glad I found this video, I have a Cremo beard brush similar to the one in this video, and I've had it for a little over a year and have never cleaned it 🥴 I also have a smaller one I keep in the car that also has to be cleaned. I remember the cleaning instructions saying to soak it in soapy warm water but I'll definitely follow the steps in this video. Cheers mate from Massachusetts, USA 🥂
Cheers! And thank you very much for watching. Delighted you got something valuable from the video 🙌🏾
Haven't been keeping up on the videos due to shaving to make masks easier to wear. That said, catching up on all the videos has got me fired up to start growing it out again. Thanks for all the good info Colin!
Thanks Brian! No better time to start growing it again. Give me a shout if you ever have any questions 🙌🏽👊🏾
Amazing how I never thought to put beard oil on my brush ....freaking awesome tip...thank you sir
You're welcome! It's a simple little trick but very effective!
Here for my monthly beard brush cleaning
Great stuff! 👏👊
I ordered the oil and the brush last night. Greetings from Northern California, USA. Thanks for the video.
Thanks a million Luke!
Starting to look well already Colin....keep it up! Interesting to see how quick it grows.....when you have a full beard you forget about the growth sometimes. Onwards to week 4 brother!!
You definitely forget how long it takes to get a full beard! I'm on week three now and probably need another three weeks to fill it out nicely. Onwards we go!!
worked like a charm, thanks man!
Great to hear and thanks for checking the video out! 👍🏾
Thank you
Cheers Sam!
I have build up in it glade to see this
Cheers Albert!
Great channel, helpful information, thank you. Yup, I need to do this …
Appreciate you watching!
Wood swells up when you dip it in water which hampers it's longevity.
Use luke warm water to moisten the bristles. It will help loosen up the oils and dirt.
After shampooing the boar bristles (which is obviously hair strands) apply a little bit of conditioner to make the bristles soft.
Wash off the conditioner fully, and then splash off the water immediately.
After that, BLOW DRY the bristle brush. It will eliminate every traces of water. Also, blow dry at the back i.e. on the wood handle. Blow dry untill you feel the warmth on wood by touching.
Put some oil on the bristles as well as on the handle. I will suggest to not to use the brush for a day atleast. You will notice that the layer of oil you have applied on the handle vanishes the other day as wood has absorbed the oil and it will prevent it from chipping and roughness.
Great video. You have gained a new subscriber. ❤️
Some excellent tips there! Thank you very much for contributing with such a high quality comment. Love the tip about a little oil on the wood handle...this will definitely help. Really appreciate you subscribing and thanks again! Colin
I didn’t know you had to clean your brush and I’ve had it for almost 2 years.
It needs a good clean then I think! 😂 It will be nice and fresh after 👌
Good information as always, cheers Colin. Good tip about the oil as I have two brushes on the go and washed one recently and it definitely had a weird smell after which puzzled me a bit. I'll do it again some weekend when I'm at home and can supervise the drying. Keep up the great videos, I always enjoy them 👍👍
Thank you! The oil is great but I think the real key is a good air drying afterwards. Glad the videos are helping and always appreciate your comments 🙌🏽👊🏽
Thanks for the information. It will definitely help.
You're welcome Brent, thanks for watching!
Nice, thanks for the tip.
You're welcome 👍
Great Video Thank You for the Information
You're very welcome Erik! Thanks for watching
Awesome beard dude👏👏👏
Appreciate that George, thank you!
Yes I clean my beard brush a lot it is really great for you as a person cuz da brush is important in the experience to feel your hole body at the same time as a from of meditation to release positive thoughts thew your mind and connect with your ancestors primal instinct. .
Thank you for this!
You're very welcome Jerramy!
Just got the long beard kit, usually get my oils and balms abroad but I came across your company..#shoplocal!
Thanks a million! Really appreciate that and hope they feel great in your beard!
awesome video man...loved it!!!!!
Thank you David!! 👏🏾👌🏾
Pensei que só eu acompanhava o Colin aqui no Brasil....Olha só! Meu único problema é que não entendo inglês...rsrsrs aí vou entendendo pelo vídeo mesmo.
@@bocaiuvaquintino4046 opa. Gosto bastante dele. Conversamos bastante. Um dia ainda vou fazer uma resenha dos produtos dele.
No celular vc consegue ativar legendas auto traduzidas.
@@westcorkbeardcompany you're starting to get a fan club here in Brazil. Hope we can make that review happen soon.
@@davidblackbeard That would be great! 🤟💯
solid video, is the beard only for combating the smell of the brush while its drying?
The beard oil adds a nice scent to the brush even when it's dry and also replenishes a bit of moisture to the actual boar hair after washing with soap. But beware of the wet beard brush...not a great smell at all! 😂
can i use my beard balm? lmfao thanks for the tip man
Cheers Jacob! 🙌
My brush became soft when i cleand it that good
Is your brush made from boar hair and did you let it air dry fully?
Thank you
You're very welcome!
Pretty clutch!
Thank you!
What soap do I use to clean my beard brush
I would use my beard soap, but any good quality handmade soap with very few ingredients would work really well. That's ideal. However, if you have a regular soap, that is fine, but definitely put a few drops of beard oil on after to stop the bristles drying out 👍
I don t know man... When have someone clean a hairbrush?
If you have a beard you get it. A hairbrush is very different as you are not putting it near your face. You are also eating, kissing etc around that area so it has to be cleaner than your head
Can i use the same procedure on nylon bristles.
Yes but go easy as synthetic bristles can scratch! Nylon should be OK but plastic is the worst
Is that bronner's soap? Wanting to clean my husband's brushes for him and I do have Bronners already at home
Yes it is Tiffany 😁
Brother how often do you wash your beard Brush?
I'm currently washing mine once a month as I'm also using a beard comb. With all we have going on in our lives I think once a month is doable and easy to remember!
@@westcorkbeardcompany Thanks brother. Yeah I usually use a Afro pick
I saw someone use beard shampoo, would that work as well? I don't know if I got any natural soaps at home. If it works for my face it should work for my brush right?
Yes, that would work too but make sure whatever you're putting on your face, beard or brush is decent quality with no ingredients you have no idea about. Natural and simple is so much better in my opinion. Rinse the brush thoroughly and it will work well. Thanks for watching the video...really appreciate it!
@@westcorkbeardcompany I have to be honest, I've just bought Proraso Beard Shampoo, that might be bad? If you have any other suggestion I'm open to it my friend!
I only use natural brushes. Boar for exfoliate and badger for lather :)
@@westcorkbeardcompany I use their sensitive line-up for everything from pre- to post shave.
@@allaverdi90 I'd recommend our new beard soap...only six ingredients and each one was chosen with the health of your beard in mind 👍🏾
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Hoe about allowing it to air dry, then adding the beard oil?
A wet boar hair brush doesn't smell great. Adding the oil after washing makes the scent much more pleasant and fresh throughout the whole process. You can always add more when it's dry 👍
@@westcorkbeardcompany Thanks! I appreciate the reply.
Aren't you worried about the integrity of the wood?
No not at all. There's no problem as long as there are no cracks in the brush and you dry it out properly. It's a once a week fix to keep it fresh so the wood can take that amount of moisture. Obviously some woods may react differently. Thanks for the question!
@@westcorkbeardcompany what's a once a week fix? I thought we do this washing routine once a month?
@@thoranevans4832Meant to say once a month! Thanks for catching that 👍🏾
I can’t tell if my brush is real boar hair or fake because only the tips of the hairs are orangish.
Where did you buy it?
@@westcorkbeardcompany I got it off Amazon about 2 years ago it came with a comb, brush, and scissors. The brand name is Viking Revolution.
@@westcorkbeardcompany Bought it from Amazon about a year and a half ago. The brand name is Viking Revolution. Honestly, It seems like it’s a dropped ship item with the brands engraving but, I’m not entirely sure.
You can test it! Wet it and leave it for an hour...you will definitely know that it's boar bristle as you will smell it. It's like the scent of a smelly wet dog 😂
@@westcorkbeardcompany I cleaned as you instructed in this video and it sure stank a bit after Lol. Added a few drops of castor oil into the bristles and that took care of the smell. Thanks for the help brother 🙏
I wash my brush out with fairy liquid. It turns out unreal.
Nice!! Always good to get another man's insights 👊
Get to the point.
🤣 Fast forward or move on buddy
It only took you like 15 seconds to get to the point.lol that’s pretty good. We didn’t hear your whole life story before you washed your brush