Kingston Grooming Premium Professional Quality 100% Natural Wood Dual Boa Hair Bristle Brush for Men Beard Hair with Travel Case

Excellent fit in hand and feels good on the scalp. Bristles slightly softer than expected but doesn't lessen the product at all. Would buy this again but, given the great workmanship and components in this brush, it'll be a long time before I'll need to replace it.

Bonne brosse

I've been using this brush for about a month and a half now for my hair. I am a guy with wavy hair that is still growing out right now. The brush does a great job of distributing oils (I use Rosehip or Jojoba depending on the day). Although the bristles still feel like they're not hard enough, they still do a fairly decent job at bringing some shape back to my head. I haven't used it as a beard brush though. All in all quite satisfied with it!

Perfecto de tamaño ligereza y calidad. Llevo usando cepillos para el pelo toda la vida y este es el mejor que he tenido. Lo uso a diario y para viajes. Lo mejor las cerdas del cepillo que tienen una suavidad perfecta. Además viene con una cajita para llevarlo de viaje.

After I bought a Beardman brush for my beard, my son wanted a nice brush for his hair. I told him that this was the kind of brush that his great grandpa used to use (boar hair military style without a handle). After looking at the many options and reading many reviews I finally settled on the Kingston brush because it was 100% boar hair, it received good reviews, and it appeared to be a well made product. My son loves his new brush. He likes the way it's curved to fit his head. The bristles are just the right stiffness for a small boy's hair. Although he originally wanted a brush that came in a cloth bag like the Beardman, he really likes the fancy box that the Kingston brush came in! :) Before the first time that my son used the brush I ran my thumb across the bristles to dislodge any loose hairs. While a few fell out I don't believe it was excessive. In fact, I seem to remember that more hairs fell out of my Beardman brush when I first got it (although, also not excessive). I have run the brush through my beard and would say that the bristles are a little bit softer than my Beardman brush. The Kingston bristles were still stiff enough for my beard (not too thick and trimmed with the number 4 guard on my clipper) but soft enough that I kind of liked the way they felt better than the Beardman bristles. I would guess that the Kingston brush is stiff enough for most beards except for really thick ones. The curve of the Kingston brush is nice and my son likes the curve for his hair. However, I don't find it really necessary for beard brushing. The Kingston brush is a little bigger than the Beardman brush. The brush just fits my 7 1/2 year old son's hand comfortably. If it was any bigger it would probably be a little big for his hands. For my beard I think the size is a bit big. I prefer the slightly smaller size of my Beardman brush. It's just a little bit easier for me to use on my face. Overall, we are happy with the Kingston brush and would recommend it to anyone considering it.