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How to Choose a Beard Comb

How to Choose a Beard Comb   Are you growing a full beard or a mustache? Then you're surely wondering how to choose a beard comb. Since your beard or mustache needs proper care and must also look good, we'll advise you on which beard comb should defi…

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16. 11. 2020

How to Choose a Beard Comb

 

Are you growing a full beard or a mustache? Then you're surely wondering how to choose a beard comb. Since your beard or mustache needs proper care and must also look good, we'll advise you on which beard comb should definitely be part of your essential kit.

 

The Basic Tasks of a Beard Comb

First of all, keep in mind that facial hair is not the same as head hair. That's why it deserves completely different care. For your full beard or mustache, you'll need a completely different tool. Reach for a quality beard comb, whose job will be to comb through your pride, remove dirt and loose hairs from it, and also massage and stimulate blood flow in the skin hidden beneath.

What is the most important task of a beard comb? With the help of styling products for facial hair, such as wax or oil, you can shape your full beard or mustache into a certain form. You'll use the beard comb not only in the morning and evening. It's not a bad idea to keep it with you at all times. That way, you can groom your facial hair anytime during the day.

Beard Comb: Which Type to Choose?

A beard comb is suitable for a full beard or mustache that has been growing on your face for more than three months. For grooming shorter facial hair, use a special brush with natural bristles instead of a comb.

So, unlike a brush, a comb is ideal for detangling longer facial hair. But which specific type of beard comb should you choose?

Go by the length and thickness of your facial hair. Also consider how coarse your hair is and whether it tends to curl. The rule is: the longer and thicker your facial hair, the wider the teeth of the beard comb should be.

Wooden vs. Plastic Beard Comb

Most bearded men use a wooden or plastic beard comb to groom their pride. It's up to you whether you prefer a beard comb made of quality plastic or one made from beech wood. In any case, men praise that combing with a wooden comb doesn't create static electricity.

On the other hand, plastic beard combs have the advantage of being very compact. If you have a full beard that needs ongoing maintenance, a plastic folding beard comb with a practical leather case will come in handy. Thanks to that, you can put it in your bag or back pocket and use it anytime.

How to Use a Beard Comb

Using a beard comb has several principles. What are they?

  • It's suitable for combing wet facial hair after washing. It detangles long hair well and prevents knotting.
  • On your clean full beard or mustache, apply a styling product (wax or beard oil) and then comb through with the comb to give it the desired shape.
  • Start combing from the bottom and work your way up toward the cheeks.
  • Do you have thick, long facial hair that tends to tangle and knot? Then the right choice for you is a comb with the widest teeth.