Beard Straightener for Men, Beard Straightening Comb with Cordless/Mini Sized/Auto Shut Off/Anti Scald for Traveling, Home, Dating, Meeting, Camping etc

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And here’s the best straightening brush for those of us who don’t have tons of money to spend on a beard straightener. You’d think that guys are smart enough not to turn the heat up too high when working on their beards, but many of us aren’t. The heat limits on the Aberlite are a great safety feature on an already very good product. The Aberlite Pro is made from heavy-duty plastic. It feels solid, sturdy, and well-constructed when holding it in your hand. It’s got some heft to it, and overall, it doesn’t feel like a cheap plastic product.

Cordless Heated Beard Straightener Brush Kuschelbar Pro Cordless Heated Beard Straightener Brush

Ionic – You will find a lot of different straighteners out there branded with ionic this and ionic that. What does it mean? Really, it means that the straightener emits negative ions during operation that help speed up drying time by interacting with the positive ions in the water soaking into your beard hair. The longer your beard is wet, the more chance it has to curl, so ionic technology can help reduce face bear frizz. If you’ve ever dealt with or seen a flat iron designed to straighten hair, you know that those appliances can be as long as 12 inches. The type of flat iron which will work to straighten a beard, though, has to be shorter and more maneuverable to be able to grasp shorter hairs and work around the chin and face.

A: Of course not – but we’re not the right ones to ask. Try asking your wife, girlfriend or family what they think it looks like. Also try imagining how your boss might view you when it’s promotion time.

Aberlite Pro Vs. Aberlite Go – Beardbrand Aberlite Pro Vs. Aberlite Go – Beardbrand

Combs – There are relatively few comb-style straighteners out there, but they work very well, particularly for shorter beards. Everything you need to know about using a heated brush to straighten your beard, including our review of several less expensive models. Watch the Heat – Most of the beard straighteners on the market today use heat to some degree or another. That’s fine; heat can help. The problem is that too much heat will damage your beard hair. Look for a beard straightener that offers adjustable heat output or that remains around 385 degrees F. Beyond that point, heat will begin damaging your hair. When and if you decide all of that work is just too much to handle, or if you’d rather have a longer, straight beard instead of a curly one, a beard straightener is the tool you need.And as for the negative ion vents, it’s hard to honestly say how effective that feature is compared to the Aberlite Go. However, both models do a pretty good job of smoothing hair and not causing frizz. You won’t get extra features which are standard on more expensive straighteners, though, like ion generation, dual-voltage operation or automatic shutoff.