Mens Wild Boar Bristle Hair Brush for Men - Slick Back Hair Brush - Stiff Bristles for Thick Hair, Natural Black Walnut Wooden Handle Hairbrush, Beard Mustache Brush Comb by GAINWELL

Perfect natural boar bristle brush. I actually don't use this to brush my hair. I use it to brush my skin and body for lymphatic detoxing / lymphatic brushing. I'm recovering from a long-term chronic illness and need to detox regularly to assist healing.To detox with lymphatic brushing, you take the brush (I use 2 at one time; one brush in each hand), and you start brushing your skin from your feet, working your way up to brushing skin (all around) your ankles, legs, arms, torso, neck and back, and make these long sweeping brushing motions towards your heart. I do this twice a day for best results. The brush is somewhat small in size, and has nice (really firm) natural boar bristles. Perfect for natural, lymphatic cleansing. Would definitely buy again.Some women have reportedly found that regular lymphatic brushing helps to loosen or remove cellulite. I wouldn't know if that's true, I don't the brush for this purpose.

Wasn’t expecting much but actually turned out to be exactly what I was looking for. Well made wooden brush with stiff bristles, but not a painful experience like other stiff brushes I’ve tried, and compact enough to fit in my kit comfortably. Perfect!

Alright, so I bought this wild boar bristle hairbrush—which, first of all, is hilarious. Wild boar. Like, somewhere out there, a big, angry pig is running around missing patches of fur so that I can look presentable. I don’t know why, but that makes me weirdly happy.So, I open this thing up, and immediately, it feels classy. Like, I shouldn’t even be allowed to own it. The handle is black walnut, which just sounds expensive. It’s not plastic, it’s not some flimsy thing that’ll snap in half in a month—this is a serious, grown-up brush for people who make responsible choices, which is why I immediately felt unqualified to hold it. Though, I gotta say, the handle was smaller than I expected. I thought I was getting a lumberjack-worthy tool, but it’s more precision instrument than battle axe. But you know what? That’s fine. It still gets the job done.Now, the bristles—the product description says they’re stiff. That’s true. They do not mess around. You drag this thing through your hair, and it’s like, “Hey, we’re getting this done. No complaints.” It’s like your grumpy old uncle who tells you to stand up straight. But weirdly? It feels kinda… great. Like, it’s exfoliating your scalp, spreading your natural oils around (which, by the way, who knew that was a thing?), and making your hair look like you actually care about yourself. It’s doing me a favor.And then there’s the beard factor. I love that it doubles as a beard brush, because I hate clutter, and this thing lets me be fancy while still being lazy. I ran it through my beard, and yeah, it was a little intense at first, but damn, did it smooth everything out. It’s like my beard went to therapy and finally worked through its issues. No more frizz, no more dry patches—just well-behaved, gentlemanly facial hair.The company says they “deeply value” their customers, and you know what? I believe them. This brush is built to last. It’s not some disposable garbage—this thing will outlive me. It’s gonna be passed down to future generations, and my grandkids will be like, “Wow, Grandpa really had his hair together.”Final thoughts? This brush is kind of awesome. It’s well-made, it feels fancy but practical, and yeah, it’s a little rough at first, but once you get used to it, you don’t wanna use anything else. It’s like getting a great massage but for your head. And if you have thick hair or a wild beard? This thing will tame it like a lion trainer with a firm but loving hand. The handle’s a bit smaller than I expected, but my hair looks better, my beard looks better, and somehow, I feel like more of a man.

I’ve been using this Wild Boar Bristle Hair Brush for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. The bristles have the perfect firmness—not too soft, not too harsh—and they glide smoothly through my hair without tugging.The handle feels solid and well-crafted, and the overall design looks much more premium than the price would suggest. If you’re into classic grooming tools and want something that performs, this is a great buy. Recommend it!

Like the feel of the brush in my hand and the ease of motion brushing my hair. It doesn’t snag or pull but gives me the feel and look I desire.

The brush is a well made boars hair brush and great for beards. The description says for thick hair but it is no way stiff enough for my hair it just rubs the top of my hair and doesn’t actually brush it. Again it is great for beards but if you have thick hair you will need a separate brush for your hair.

This brush is well made. It is definitely small compared to most brushes I've seen in the market. That's probably why it's marketed as a beard brush. May be good size for a handbag or backpack, too. I have been looking for a good brush for thick, long, wavy hair and unfortunately, this is not it. I also have a lot of hair, so to be fair, this brush will work great for thin to normal hair, either short or long, just not good for bulky, thick hair. When I get haircuts, most stylists usually comment something like "wow, you have a lot of hair." If that is also the case for you, then this is probably not the right brush for you. My hubby will keep the brush for himself, so overall, good value, good purchase.

Just as described