🍎 I purchased the Aberlite Max when you talked about it in one of your classes. I can't remember when but I do remember you saying you used it once a week for a reset I believe. My beard is long and the Max does the job well. I only use it once a week right out of the shower with butter in beard. That ionic thing they got going on is mind blowing sometimes. Amazing how it can make your beard so soft. Thanks for an update on their line. 🍎 Real quick while I have your attention, a man with a goatee and mustache stopped me in the parking lot at the grocery a couple months ago. He asked me how long it took and the usual questions. When he asked how I keep it so straight, I looked at him and said "heat plus tension equals direction". After I explained it to him he had the look in his eye of new found hope. Your teachings spread beyond the eyes of the screen. You teach us to educate. Here's one more. 🍎
Been a sub since you first started. Bought my first beard brush after a year an a half of growth. My better half hates the beard but yet helps me grow it. Long story short the beard straightener has become a good friend. And to you brother thank you for the time you take to put out the info. Skål from the north man of the midwest.
The heated brushes definitely changed the beard game. Some of the beards that would be considered too unruly now have a chance to look better. Now we have less beards being shaved off. The ionic features I feel is a must. Here is what is said on the one I have...The built-in ionic generator emits amount of negative oxygen ions that can interact with the molecular particles in your hair to repair and smooth hair cuticle. They seal the hair cuticle reducing frizziness, split ends, knotting and leaving hair silky and lustrous. Thoroughly nourishing and strengthening hair, prevent hair dry and knotted. Show the hair gets the elaboration, double and bright!
Rob Rebel Mcdonald seems like most have a curly beard and I’ve tried a lot of different things. I think heated brushes are not to be used everyday but I liked how Dan put it. It’s a great reset in getting it the way you want it after time of mishandling it while on a trip, etc.
Awesome video Dan!!! I like this heated brush, looks like it has some resemblance to the Kuschelbär. Which I've got the Kuschelbär Pro, and I love it 😁 If I didnt have that, I'd be jumpin on this Aberlite 😋
Excellent product! I have the Amberlite Pro that I have been using for about 2 weeks and it has simplified and speedy up my daily and nightly beard care routines. It is a little pricey but I would recommend.
Aberlite has always been a good end result for me, I have used the original brush and have had it for over a year. I think the difference for the longer beards is the tines really comes in handy. I noticed the Pro didnt have that, but it made easy work of your beard. Might have to give it a look after all.
Excellent vid Dan. Not too sure if I like the multiple review release. Quite smart on their behalf but seems a little infomercially IMO. ..Still..well done. (btw. your beard at the start of the video. Fire!)
Did aberlite send these out and say need your review, on 8-19-20 , thank you? I’ve seen at least 4-5 videos 😎🤙🏻 nice presentation! I haven’t used mine as much as I thought I would.
I just got the Aberlite Pocket. Used it once and it’s nice. It’s my first heated brush so not much to compare against. I put in beard oil after morning shower, then occasionally use heated brush about 20-30 minutes after. Should I be using any other product after the heated brush? Thanks for all the educational beardios.
Hoping to buy this in a month or two, ty for the video!! Was hoping you could do a review on the aberlite beard oil and beard wash/conditioner... I'm assuming the quality isn't great judging by it's cost...
I sometimes wait to hear Dan C close out a video or stream like "That's all for today class, today's homework is....(use affiliate code at checkout, stay bearded, check out this company, etc.)" haha
I go back and forth on the heated brush. I never got a great result from them, but I'm never sure if it's because I got a cheap one/used it wrong/whatever. Watching this makes me wonder again, I'm growing out sideburns as well and they are driving me CRAZY not behaving. I also have dips on the sides of my lower beard some days (they make it a weird anchor shape sometimes) that might benefit. Edited to add: OK, I watched the video again and you convinced me to give it a try again. Pledged to get the discount. You're too good at your job, lol.
Water is apparently positively charged, heated brushes or hair blow dryers that use ionization negatively charge air. This supposedly scatters water more evenly on the hair shaft reducing frizzing and ionized air attracts dust/dirt so it may have benefits there.
Just bought one. Can't wait to use it. Hope it tames my frizzies. You said in the video that you used it with oil in beard. Is it a must to use some product while straightening or is it ok to use with no product?
My wife asked if she could try her flat iron on my beard. At first I said, "I don't know about this . . . don't burn my face!" It's a smaller than average flat iron called the pixie. Honestly my heated brush doesn't straighten my beard at all, but the flat iron worked great! Huge difference. Need to be extremely careful not to burn your hair or face, so for that reason I can't recommend it for everyone, but for a once in a while maintenance tool, not bad.
So do you blow dry your beard to your styling point and then when done, go back with the heated brush and get any of those “problem” areas that the blow dryer doesn’t take care of?
Damn, my phone was blowing up this morning about this new heat brush. I actually have the Aberlite Max, got it back in January, based on a recommendation, but I haven't really used it yet, mainly because I always think about it after I'm done my routine.
Seems pretty solid, Dan. That price is pretty steep but is it worth it? To be determined for sure. Seems like Aberlite makes solid products for sure but best results for us have come from brushes that are in that $30-$50 range. - The Cousins
@@DanCBearded yeah people weren't playing around with this one ha ha. There are some other options just not saving as much as the super early bird does
Ima have to try revisiting the brush... I have horrendous curl on one side that is making me crazy lately, but haven't been styling as usual due to needing to wear a mask, kind of a waste of time. But the days I want to look better, I can't seem to get rid of the curl... will be trying the brush again
Id love to know what its called when we all or most of us straighten comb etc our beards & we makes those funny motions with our mouths funny & good to watch I do it as well.. Another great video dan.. Loving you over here in the UK still 🇬🇧 #legend 🙌🏻.. Also thanks again for the content you make its 💯% 👌🏻 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
I bought the Kuschelbär Pro a few months ago. Thankfully it was 50% off at the time. While I find it compact and easy to use, I prefer a larger brush. The Kuschelbär takes longer to work through your beard (this of course depends on your beard length).
Do you think the aberlite heat protectant spray would provide better protection than just a beard oil? Is it okay to use beard oil, and then spray the heat protectant?
Hey Dan. My question isn't quite related to this brush, but a cheap one a friend got me. It only has two settings. 356f and 392 f. I tried it with the 356 setting, but it didnt really straighten. Should i try the 392 setting or just ditch it for something with a more controllable heat setting?
you said top 2, what's top 1 and, you also said there is a cheaper beard straightener then this that does almost same effective job, what's beard straightener is that?
@@DanCBearded thanks, trying to get my first beard straightener, been doing hairdryer and brush but i think the straightener will give me better results. So kuschelbar the best? Any specific one?
Just missed out on the $59 pledge as i was going through checkout one must have popped up but it was gone and had to choose the $70 pledge :(. Question how long does the beard stay straight after using this product both with and without any products.
Loved the video. I've been thinking about purchasing a heated brush to fix/refine my beard. Had no real clue as to what was out there. Heard of aberlight and kushelbar but thats about as much as I know. Would gladly take any recommendations on a heated brush.
Scam? I have used one literally every single day for almost 3 years now and it’s easily the most respected beard straightener in the industry. No scam. Understanding how to use it is extremely important though. Yes, oil MUST be used first. I have tons of videos on the topic. Just search “Dan c bearded heat”
@@DanCBearded ok. Maybe they should say something in directions about it. I just dot it and it doesn’t seem to do anything. I’ll get oil. Thanks for the advice
I just got an aberlite from my fiancé as an early Christmas present and it say you could get a free oil and balm heat shield. Do you have any information on that and is it worth it?
Teacher I have my hand up for a question? Although this beard straightener gets the job done in a compact and versatile size I am in the market for a $30 straightener. Please direct me to the best money spent.
@@DanCBearded lol!! They have a steam brush I hear but not a vape one yet. Not sure if that is reasonable considering how to frack the beard oils safely
Just wondering, as I haven’t done yet. Would it be a good idea to use a heated brush before a trim. I was thinking it might expose those rogue long hairs. Inquiring minds want to know.
No, please don't! Trim your beard in the way you style or wear it. If you straighten all the hair before it will expose all kinds of ugly truths and you will likely just trim away. You have to remember that all hairs grow at a different pace, they have their own agenda. It would be like having a dry frizzy beard and pulling hair down with tension and then trimming. What will happen when you let go? It will spring or coil back up underneath. Do this and you may lose the fullness of your beard. Last year I pulled down on one side with a comb and thought if I trim all the hairs evenly they would be even so I snipped. All the hairs bounced back up leaving me with a wispy beard on that side. HUGE mistake. This principle applies to straightening as well. If anything wait to see a barber to fix you up. All it takes is one bad mistake. Trust me on this.
@@therustyaxe - Too late, but my saving grace is I never take too much off. It's always half of what I think I should do and it's generally over three days. Very minor trims. There were hairs that stuck out at the bottom after styling. Thanks rustyaxe for pointing this out to me because now it will always be in the back of my mind
@@funkdaddy3.0 Right on brother. I should have taken into account your an experienced beardsman. I guess it was just my protective nature of the beard lol.
Dan As a newcomer to this channel, I d like to know if I could use the heated brush on a daily basis. My beard is only 5 months along. I also would like to know if I could use this brush for my moustache..
ok, thanks. What is a good brand of unscented oil to use? And how long do you estimate my beard to grow to your length as 5 months have already passed?
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I wonder how something like this would work not only on my beard and my daughters hair? She has thick curly hair and has been wanting a straighter of some sort.
@@DanCBearded Oh boy! I would not even know what that means...I'm around women as much as you are around having drinks with Mark Zuckerberg! But do you mean it moves like Long Stripper Hair! Like CardiB pole wigs? Like that?
So I just bought a heated brush. What im wondering is how long is the straightened beard lasting you guys and what is your thoughts on using a balm after straightening to prolong the effects.
Hey just curious if you were payed to do this review? Scuba said he was paid so I figured everyone who reviewed it today got paid. Just seems weird to me that all these people on UA-cam release the same video at the same time pushing this product.
Yup! I recieve a fee for almost every video I make that features a product. Even videos where I say it was the worst product to ever touch my beard, or where I flat out say I do not recommend this to anyone. If it was garbage, I would tell you it is garbage. No pushing here, just giving options and information 👊 I am an open book.
theres no need for another brush in this market. way too expensive. judging by my feed, it seems they paid the bearded community to review this . which is fine, just seems like a quick money grab. Shoving sponsorship down my throat pisses me off
What heated brush do you prefer brotha? I was nothing but 100% honest in this video. I recieve a fee for almost every video I make that features a product. Even videos where I say it was the worst product to ever touch my beard, or where I flat out say I do not recommend this to anyone. If it was garbage, I would tell you it is garbage. No salesmanship here, just giving options and information 👊
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🍎 I purchased the Aberlite Max when you talked about it in one of your classes. I can't remember when but I do remember you saying you used it once a week for a reset I believe. My beard is long and the Max does the job well. I only use it once a week right out of the shower with butter in beard. That ionic thing they got going on is mind blowing sometimes. Amazing how it can make your beard so soft. Thanks for an update on their line. 🍎 Real quick while I have your attention, a man with a goatee and mustache stopped me in the parking lot at the grocery a couple months ago. He asked me how long it took and the usual questions. When he asked how I keep it so straight, I looked at him and said "heat plus tension equals direction". After I explained it to him he had the look in his eye of new found hope. Your teachings spread beyond the eyes of the screen. You teach us to educate. Here's one more. 🍎
Been a sub since you first started. Bought my first beard brush after a year an a half of growth. My better half hates the beard but yet helps me grow it. Long story short the beard straightener has become a good friend. And to you brother thank you for the time you take to put out the info. Skål from the north man of the midwest.
That’s awesome, thank you Robert!
Thanks for demoing not only the pro, but your side's and reset method!
Absolutely!
@@DanCBearded 🙂
The heated brushes definitely changed the beard game. Some of the beards that would be considered too unruly now have a chance to look better. Now we have less beards being shaved off. The ionic features I feel is a must. Here is what is said on the one I have...The built-in ionic generator emits amount of negative oxygen ions that can interact with the molecular particles in your hair to repair and smooth hair cuticle. They seal the hair cuticle reducing frizziness, split ends, knotting and leaving hair silky and lustrous. Thoroughly nourishing and strengthening hair, prevent hair dry and knotted. Show the hair gets the elaboration, double and bright!
Definitely going to try this out!!! I have an extreme curly beard. Excited to try!!!
Me too
Rob Rebel Mcdonald seems like most have a curly beard and I’ve tried a lot of different things. I think heated brushes are not to be used everyday but I liked how Dan put it. It’s a great reset in getting it the way you want it after time of mishandling it while on a trip, etc.
@@CopperJohnsBeard ya I'm thinking once or twice a week
It will absolutely help with curls!
Awesome video Dan!!! I like this heated brush, looks like it has some resemblance to the Kuschelbär.
Which I've got the Kuschelbär Pro, and I love it 😁 If I didnt have that, I'd be jumpin on this Aberlite 😋
You are sitting pretty my friend!
Love Aberlite, they make the best heated brushes in my opinion. Great video and tutorial.
It is really great quality!
I have a aberlight. I think I works pretty good to get the dips out I get from wearing a mask for work.
That's awesome!
Awesome video Dan. Glad to see that we feel the same way about this heated brush. Aberlite Pro takes my top spot though for now.
Great video right back at you Josh!
I’m excited to hear about this!!! I got a heated brush and it didn’t work for me at all. Thanks Dan C!!!
I hope it didn't disappoint!
Thanks for putting me on to this I just received mine today I’m already loving it thanks Dan the beard God
Bunch of reviews on this product , yours of course is one of the best 👍
Excellent product! I have the Amberlite Pro that I have been using for about 2 weeks and it has simplified and speedy up my daily and nightly beard care routines. It is a little pricey but I would recommend.
The best I have ever used!
How would you rate it now after a few months ?
Aberlite has always been a good end result for me, I have used the original brush and have had it for over a year. I think the difference for the longer beards is the tines really comes in handy. I noticed the Pro didnt have that, but it made easy work of your beard. Might have to give it a look after all.
Awesome Juan!
@@DanCBearded just curious, how often should I use this ion heat brush? I heard only once a month? I have VERY UNRULY CURLY hair 😮💨😒😔
@@m0nsterfiend I use mine daily!
@@DanCBearded thanks!! Appreciate the response 👍 🙏
Thanks for the review of this product. Just got mine today with the cord.
Excellent vid Dan. Not too sure if I like the multiple review release. Quite smart on their behalf but seems a little infomercially IMO. ..Still..well done. (btw. your beard at the start of the video. Fire!)
Great video!
Thanks!
Did aberlite send these out and say need your review, on 8-19-20 , thank you? I’ve seen at least 4-5 videos 😎🤙🏻 nice presentation! I haven’t used mine as much as I thought I would.
Yup! At the beginning I mention you will see a bunch of videos dropping to go with their kickstarter launch
And I did notice that DanC. And you mentioning that was appreciated,
I just got the Aberlite Pocket. Used it once and it’s nice. It’s my first heated brush so not much to compare against. I put in beard oil after morning shower, then occasionally use heated brush about 20-30 minutes after. Should I be using any other product after the heated brush? Thanks for all the educational beardios.
After is totally personal preference!
i use an oil at start and use beard cream on the final
I just ordered one. I have about an 1” beard now and it’s getting very wavy. I really hope this work.
Hoping to buy this in a month or two, ty for the video!! Was hoping you could do a review on the aberlite beard oil and beard wash/conditioner... I'm assuming the quality isn't great judging by it's cost...
This tool is the best but those products are terrible. I don’t recommend using them even if they were free
@@DanCBearded Thanks so much!!
I sometimes wait to hear Dan C close out a video or stream like "That's all for today class, today's homework is....(use affiliate code at checkout, stay bearded, check out this company, etc.)" haha
Haha I love it!
I go back and forth on the heated brush. I never got a great result from them, but I'm never sure if it's because I got a cheap one/used it wrong/whatever. Watching this makes me wonder again, I'm growing out sideburns as well and they are driving me CRAZY not behaving. I also have dips on the sides of my lower beard some days (they make it a weird anchor shape sometimes) that might benefit. Edited to add: OK, I watched the video again and you convinced me to give it a try again. Pledged to get the discount. You're too good at your job, lol.
I don't have this one but I am a huge fan of using a heated brush. its nice to see more solid options out there. 👍
You rock the heck out of them!
Water is apparently positively charged, heated brushes or hair blow dryers that use ionization negatively charge air. This supposedly scatters water more evenly on the hair shaft reducing frizzing and ionized air attracts dust/dirt so it may have benefits there.
Very interesting!
Just bought one. Can't wait to use it. Hope it tames my frizzies. You said in the video that you used it with oil in beard. Is it a must to use some product while straightening or is it ok to use with no product?
Yes, beard oil before is a must!
Nice demo Dan! Beard is looking Awesome!
Thanks buddy!
My wife asked if she could try her flat iron on my beard. At first I said, "I don't know about this . . . don't burn my face!" It's a smaller than average flat iron called the pixie. Honestly my heated brush doesn't straighten my beard at all, but the flat iron worked great! Huge difference. Need to be extremely careful not to burn your hair or face, so for that reason I can't recommend it for everyone, but for a once in a while maintenance tool, not bad.
So do you blow dry your beard to your styling point and then when done, go back with the heated brush and get any of those “problem” areas that the blow dryer doesn’t take care of?
Yes, exactly!
Bummer that they're $120 right now! If they ever go half off I'll buy one. I'm too frugal to justify paying full price. (fellow educator here, lol)
Dan da man !! Great video man . I Might have to check this one out and buy it
Thanks Matt!
I just bought the upgraded version of Aberlite from Amazon! Looking forward to using it.
Oh awesome!
Damn, my phone was blowing up this morning about this new heat brush. I actually have the Aberlite Max, got it back in January, based on a recommendation, but I haven't really used it yet, mainly because I always think about it after I'm done my routine.
Thank you for the great review Dan.👍
That's an amaaazing beard bro.
Thanks James!
A good way!
Thanks Craig!
Hi dan
Do you apply beard oil after using heated brush or before thanks.
Oil before heat
Seems pretty solid, Dan. That price is pretty steep but is it worth it? To be determined for sure. Seems like Aberlite makes solid products for sure but best results for us have come from brushes that are in that $30-$50 range. - The Cousins
There are really good "no-name" options out there in that range for sure!
Beard gang
Thank you Dan for sharing this
You're welcome!
As of writing this.. there are 18 super early bird spots left which after shipping (In the US) is 78.00
Man those went quick!
@@DanCBearded yeah people weren't playing around with this one ha ha. There are some other options just not saving as much as the super early bird does
Ima have to try revisiting the brush... I have horrendous curl on one side that is making me crazy lately, but haven't been styling as usual due to needing to wear a mask, kind of a waste of time. But the days I want to look better, I can't seem to get rid of the curl... will be trying the brush again
I think it will fit your wants!
Thank you teacher for the review.
You're welcome!
I'm not into using heat but you might have changed my mind 🤔😁👍good review!!
Id love to know what its called when we all or most of us straighten comb etc our beards & we makes those funny motions with our mouths funny & good to watch I do it as well.. Another great video dan.. Loving you over here in the UK still 🇬🇧 #legend 🙌🏻.. Also thanks again for the content you make its 💯% 👌🏻 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
Haha thanks Lee!
Thanks for the review Dan!
You're welcome!
I just received the Kuschelbär Pro Edition last week... payed $145.70 USD... Hoping I didn’t make a mistake 🤔
It's a real good heated brush, just a little small. 👊
Beard Talk with Kyle & Joe appreciate the comment! Yeah I’m on the fence about it. I thought it would blow me away BUT I’m still undecided 😬
Let me know what you think Sean!!!
Copper Johns Beard will do brother!
I bought the Kuschelbär Pro a few months ago. Thankfully it was 50% off at the time. While I find it compact and easy to use, I prefer a larger brush. The Kuschelbär takes longer to work through your beard (this of course depends on your beard length).
Just ordered this. Should I apply beard butter before or after straightening Dan? Thanks.
Oil, wait 5 minutes, heat, and then butter after heat
How often would you recommend using one is it ok to use every day
Totally personal preference! Every day is fine. Just listen to your beard
Do you think the aberlite heat protectant spray would provide better protection than just a beard oil? Is it okay to use beard oil, and then spray the heat protectant?
No, just use beard oil. I do not recommend their spray or their beard products
Why are these $120 on the Aberlite website and $30 on Amazon?
You’re looking at different models. The pro isn’t on Amazon, from what I can find. If they are, they won’t be for $30
Still haven’t pulled the trigger on a heated brush. Who knows. Maybe this will be the one.
Keep me posted!
What is the main differences between the Aberlite pro and the Aberlite max Heavy duty? And if you could only choose one, what one would you choose?
I have not tried the max heavy duty, unfortunately
Alright. I just purchased the Aberlite pro. Super excited to try it out! Thank you!
Hey Dan. My question isn't quite related to this brush, but a cheap one a friend got me. It only has two settings. 356f and 392 f. I tried it with the 356 setting, but it didnt really straighten. Should i try the 392 setting or just ditch it for something with a more controllable heat setting?
Can you please tell me, what wash, conditioner and oil you use for your beard.
Good video I definitely want to try the kushel bar still but this one looks great
Heck yeah!
you said top 2, what's top 1 and, you also said there is a cheaper beard straightener then this that does almost same effective job, what's beard straightener is that?
My top 3 brands are: kuschelbar, aberlite, and vikicon
@@DanCBearded thanks, trying to get my first beard straightener, been doing hairdryer and brush but i think the straightener will give me better results. So kuschelbar the best? Any specific one?
Can I use this everyday ? Is using it everyday harmful or damaging to the beard ?
Thank you for the video but the price is not $66.00
I believe I explain in the video that it was the kick starter sale and that would end
Just missed out on the $59 pledge as i was going through checkout one must have popped up but it was gone and had to choose the $70 pledge :(. Question how long does the beard stay straight after using this product both with and without any products.
Loved the video. I've been thinking about purchasing a heated brush to fix/refine my beard. Had no real clue as to what was out there. Heard of aberlight and kushelbar but thats about as much as I know. Would gladly take any recommendations on a heated brush.
This seriously would be a great option for you!
@@DanCBearded price point seems a bit high for me. Might have to try and find a slightly cheaper version.
I bought one and it’s a joke. Do you have to use some kind of oil? Directions don’t tell you anything. So far I think it’s a scam. Sorry.
Scam? I have used one literally every single day for almost 3 years now and it’s easily the most respected beard straightener in the industry. No scam.
Understanding how to use it is extremely important though. Yes, oil MUST be used first. I have tons of videos on the topic. Just search “Dan c bearded heat”
@@DanCBearded ok. Maybe they should say something in directions about it. I just dot it and it doesn’t seem to do anything. I’ll get oil. Thanks for the advice
Absolutely 🤝
Do you apply beard oil before ? (I do) I want to make sure if i should or should not
I've seen some people use beard balm before straightening. Is the wrong? Will it damage your beard?
Personal preference! I recommend after though
Sounds good! Thank you
Is the other heated brush of theirs that you have the GO by any chance?
Yup! Quick video coming one week from today with it
@@DanCBearded nice one, I've done a few videos on it in last year. I really like it.
Great video like always.
Thanks Brian!
I got a dry and course beard how many times a week will you recommend me to use it ?
Oh man, impossible to answer with so many variables and preferences in play. I use mine daily, but that might not work for you
I just got an aberlite from my fiancé as an early Christmas present and it say you could get a free oil and balm heat shield. Do you have any information on that and is it worth it?
I do not have any info, sorry!
@@DanCBearded Its ok I might get them and see for myself since it does say free lol
What do you think of the Aberlite Pocket?
Haven’t had a chance to try that one
What is the reason you don’t do it daily? It looks like it’d be a lot quicker than a blow dryer and comb daily.
It just gets my beard too straight if I use it too frequently
Looks great really worked well
Agreed!
Sir, are heat protection sprays good ?
Can we use it on hair and beard before using heated brush ??
They are fine, pretty much just beard oil. Use either that or beard oil before heat
@@DanCBearded thank u sir
Do you need heat specific oil to use a beard straightener? I already have Grave before Shave, Honest Amish and Bahawat oils.
Any of those would work great!
Looks cool!
Teacher I have my hand up for a question? Although this beard straightener gets the job done in a compact and versatile size I am in the market for a $30 straightener. Please direct me to the best money spent.
For that price range, give this one a look:
www.amazon.com/dp/B083DWGT61/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_6hPpFbSE7VBQY
So we do this dry not wet??
You want to use this on a beard that is damp and has beard oil
@@DanCBearded Thank you! Definitely will try this out
Gotta look into that one.
Looks good!
I am still waiting for the vape brush
Vape brush!? Huh? Lol
@@DanCBearded lol!! They have a steam brush I hear but not a vape one yet. Not sure if that is reasonable considering how to frack the beard oils safely
I like the outside the box thinking!
Been thinking about getting a heated brush. Do i need dedicated heat protectant or will beard oil protect just fine from damage?
No, any beard oil will do perfectly fine!
Just wondering, as I haven’t done yet. Would it be a good idea to use a heated brush before a trim. I was thinking it might expose those rogue long hairs. Inquiring minds want to know.
Haha funny you ask that... I literally trimmed my beard after filming this video!! I will show it off on stream tonight!
No, please don't! Trim your beard in the way you style or wear it. If you straighten all the hair before it will expose all kinds of ugly truths and you will likely just trim away. You have to remember that all hairs grow at a different pace, they have their own agenda. It would be like having a dry frizzy beard and pulling hair down with tension and then trimming. What will happen when you let go? It will spring or coil back up underneath. Do this and you may lose the fullness of your beard. Last year I pulled down on one side with a comb and thought if I trim all the hairs evenly they would be even so I snipped. All the hairs bounced back up leaving me with a wispy beard on that side. HUGE mistake. This principle applies to straightening as well. If anything wait to see a barber to fix you up. All it takes is one bad mistake. Trust me on this.
@@therustyaxe use the heated brush to get your beard to the style you wear it 👊
@@therustyaxe - Too late, but my saving grace is I never take too much off. It's always half of what I think I should do and it's generally over three days. Very minor trims. There were hairs that stuck out at the bottom after styling. Thanks rustyaxe for pointing this out to me because now it will always be in the back of my mind
@@funkdaddy3.0 Right on brother. I should have taken into account your an experienced beardsman. I guess it was just my protective nature of the beard lol.
I love mine, it is made by Vikings off Amazon
Amazon has some great options!
Who else’s feed is filled with this brush?
Mine lol it was to go with their kickstarter launch. More opinions is a good thing!
I have had several recommended videos now of several brands in the past day, haha
Mine as well haha
@@DanCBearded I agree, all great videos to be honest.
@@DanCBearded mine too
Dan any other brush recommendations? Preferably budget friendly 🙃
what about Aberlite pocket?
@@josephcurwen6054 I looked at that one, i ended up getting the vikikon . Thanks!
Would you recommend trimming after using the beard straightener?
Yup! I did after filming this video
Do I put on beard oil first then used the brush ?
Yup! Oil first always
@@DanCBearded Thank You. Dan your great answer so fast.
So by using oil it helps to prevent the skin under the beard 🧔 from drying out correct ?
Dan
As a newcomer to this channel, I d like to know if I could use the heated brush on a daily basis. My beard is only 5 months along. I also would like to know if I could use this brush for my moustache..
Everyone's beard takes to it differently. Plenty of guys do it daily and have no issues. Just give it a shot and listen to your beard
ok, thanks. What is a good brand of unscented oil to use? And how long do you estimate my beard to grow to your length as 5 months have already passed?
My beard length is about 2 years of growth for most people.
Give neutral a try from:
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@@DanCBearded oh wow! I just received oil and comb. I cNt believe how long beard is after using the comb. Straightener is in mail.
I wonder how something like this would work not only on my beard and my daughters hair? She has thick curly hair and has been wanting a straighter of some sort.
They have almost the same type of devices for females!
Dan C Bearded that is cool! Kinda want something we can both use... save money and buy one product instead of two
@@jimk8199 two hairs, one tool!
Dan C Bearded exactly!!
Just bought in!
Oh congrats!
Thank you
You're welcome!
I guess I should upload my one aswell haha
Do it!
I have the Aberlite compact or mini, whatever the name is. It's pretty good.
Awesome! I am trying out the GO right now 👊
Bro, SO, how do you compare this to the Keushelbar brush? Please respond or hit me on my IG DM’s!!
Very very similar. They are both my top 2!
@@DanCBearded which is your top 1? :)
Can you get your hair super straight? Or is your beard hair always coarse?
I can get it straight as female head hair lol
@@DanCBearded Oh boy! I would not even know what that means...I'm around women as much as you are around having drinks with Mark Zuckerberg! But do you mean it moves like Long Stripper Hair! Like CardiB pole wigs? Like that?
@@urabadass7842 very straight hair
Well done
Thanks Ron!
WW was here 8/19/2020
So I just bought a heated brush. What im wondering is how long is the straightened beard lasting you guys and what is your thoughts on using a balm after straightening to prolong the effects.
Hey just curious if you were payed to do this review? Scuba said he was paid so I figured everyone who reviewed it today got paid. Just seems weird to me that all these people on UA-cam release the same video at the same time pushing this product.
Yup! I recieve a fee for almost every video I make that features a product. Even videos where I say it was the worst product to ever touch my beard, or where I flat out say I do not recommend this to anyone. If it was garbage, I would tell you it is garbage. No pushing here, just giving options and information 👊 I am an open book.
theres no need for another brush in this market. way too expensive. judging by my feed, it seems they paid the bearded community to review this . which is fine, just seems like a quick money grab. Shoving sponsorship down my throat pisses me off
What heated brush do you prefer brotha?
I was nothing but 100% honest in this video. I recieve a fee for almost every video I make that features a product. Even videos where I say it was the worst product to ever touch my beard, or where I flat out say I do not recommend this to anyone. If it was garbage, I would tell you it is garbage. No salesmanship here, just giving options and information 👊