Men's Brushes

Use a beard/mustache brush to keep your facial hair look well-kempt. Regularly using a beard and mustache brush can keep your facial hair and the skin underneath cleaner and healthier. A boar bristle beard and mustache brush may even encourage hair growth.

While brushing your facial hair feels incredible, be sure not to overdo it and be gentle. Brush the hair downwards to train your facial to lay in that direction.

Use a mini rounder brush to style short hairstyles while using a blow-dryer. Mini rounder brushes are perfect for creating epic volume and smoothing the hair.

Styler brushes that feature boar bristles only are best for use on medium to fine hair types. Styler hairbrushes with nylon brushes are safe on all hair types.

You can absolutely use any Spornette hairbrush that is the right fit for you and your hair. However, be aware that large-sized barrel brushes are best for long hair and won’t be very efficient at styling short hair.

When choosing between nylon and boar bristles, it’s best to consider your hair type. Boar bristle works well for smoothing and styling men’s hair that is normal or fine. If you have normal to thick hair, nylon bristles will help you slick back and style your hair better than boar bristles.

If you are unsure of which bristle type to chose, opt for a brush with both.

When it comes to choosing a hairbrush size, the general rule of thumb is that the shorter hair you have, the smaller brush you should be using.

Clean your men’s hairbrush by first taking out hairs caught in the brush’s bristles. Using a gentle shampoo and warm water, suds up your brush to remove any oil or product build-up. Rinse away the remaining soap without fully submerging the brush in water to protect any adhesive from loosening.

When hairbrushes have boar bristles, there are added hair health benefits that come with them. Boar bristles help to distribute the scalp’s natural oils throughout the hair evenly. Doing so nourishes and moisturizes the hair and adds natural shine.