HOW TO STRAIGHTEN YOUR BEARD - BLOWDRYER VS HEATED BRUSH with GQ's Matty Conrad

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    GQ'S favourite mens groomer Matty Conrad shares all his favourite beard trimming tips to straighten and smooth that unruly beard AT HOME and discusses pros and cons of Chemical vs Thermal methods of straightening.
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    00:00:01 Intro
    00:01:23 Degrees of Straightening
    00:01:45 The Nerdy Stuff
    00:05:22 Thermal straightening
    00:06:30 Washing The Beard
    00:07:30 Blowdrying the Beard
    00:09:13 The Moustache Trick
    00:10:17 Fluffing the Beard
    00:10:30 Styling the Beard
    00:11:30 Picking a Brush
    00:12:19 Heated Brush Method
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    00:17:24 Before & After
    00:18:45 The Verdict
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  • @arjun._.bbC6
    @arjun._.bbC6 Před 4 měsíci +19

    Hey Matty, stellar video as always. A piece of advice from somebody that has been using the heat brush daily for the last 6 months- best to follow the same washing procedure and then applying a heat protectant (like argan oil) before straightening. Also 200 C (400 F) is said to be too damaging on the hair. 160 for thinner sections and 180 for the front thicker sections would be better. I use the blow-dryer+ brush to straighten it in a general direction and then the heat brush at 160 for the final straightening and to get the dips out.
    Try it out. Might give you a better look.

  • @fabianvazquez9191
    @fabianvazquez9191 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Great video as always Matty. Keep up the good content 💪🏻

  • @FrankRobertsPhoto
    @FrankRobertsPhoto Před 4 měsíci +2

    Excellent video, Matty, and some really great advice! You're the best.

  • @KakashiH25
    @KakashiH25 Před 4 měsíci

    Keep up the great content Matty! I look forward to the next addition!

  • @kevrymell6636
    @kevrymell6636 Před 4 měsíci

    Excellent video as always Matty - my go to guy for advice on beards

  • @giff74
    @giff74 Před 4 měsíci +18

    I'll for sure try more heat and tension. The specific issue I have is my beard is almost all gray now and the individual hairs have gone from mostly straight to having a mind of their own once I grow my beard out. I've tried trimming the really wild ones over the years, but now that it's all gray that's kind of a lost cause LOL. If you ever wanted to address a gray beard specifically it would be grand. Keep up the awesome work and I loved the actual science in this video!

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci +7

      I will definitely do that!!!

    • @feelingtardy
      @feelingtardy Před 4 měsíci +4

      i'm with you on the gray. my beard naturally curls and waves bad once past a certain length. i apply oil after the shower and let it sit a few minutes while i get dressed. i actually use a comb to pull the hair side to side while applying heat. after a couple "sweeps" you can see the hair go straight and then i comb down while still heating. once it looks good, i do the cold shot to lock it in. it can still be a bit puffy on the sides but will relax shortly after, at least for me. i feel like the beard oil is key, find one that works well with your beard

    • @giff74
      @giff74 Před 4 měsíci

      @@feelingtardy Thanks for the feedback! What beard oil do you favor? I've tried everything from Beard Brand to cheaper stuff at my local stores and Amazon and tend to feel like most of them just sit on the beard. Maybe I'm not using enough becasue I dread the motor oil feel or look LOL.

    • @feelingtardy
      @feelingtardy Před 4 měsíci

      @@giff74 lol, i've tried several. lately i've been using johnnie ray and dr. nicks. some people like bird oil blends, copper johns is good. never tried bahawat but they are on amazon and i hear good things. key is to have it damp but not wet, takes some experimentation.

    • @Vinsanity_7pipebeardedjeepman7
      @Vinsanity_7pipebeardedjeepman7 Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@giff74 Beard Octane and Copper John's are two of my favs.

  • @Memmaao
    @Memmaao Před 4 měsíci

    Spot on as always! ! ❤

  • @ShanerHulk
    @ShanerHulk Před 4 měsíci +3

    Just bought your Beard kit, this channel is so helpful and really good! Thanks Matt for the advice and knowledge

  • @fromnz1537
    @fromnz1537 Před 3 měsíci

    The best explained mate

  • @danzbeard
    @danzbeard Před 3 měsíci

    Again, great tips and awesome video. Always helpful my friend👍🏻

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 3 měsíci

      Thank you sir. Always appreciate the supportive feedback 💪🏼

  • @David6326-xh6cq
    @David6326-xh6cq Před 4 měsíci +1

    Great video. Thanks for sharing

  • @titusbc
    @titusbc Před 4 měsíci

    Great video. For my beard I have an annoying wave that seems to appear sporadically…but the heat and dryer does the job when required.

  • @jeremyl.7563
    @jeremyl.7563 Před 4 měsíci

    I periodically use a heat brush, usually when my wife and I are going somewhere or a family function etc. Day to day I work and well take me as I am. When I do use the heat brush I use beard balm prior to heating, not sure if that's right or wrong. I haven't used your texturing paste although I'm on my 2nd bottle of your wash and I love it. I was so surprised at the longevity of how long a bottle last. Thanks for the tutorial Matty!

  • @51386william
    @51386william Před 3 měsíci +1

    So I have extremely curly hair. My wife got me a beard care kit that came with a straightening comb. No I've tried to use it so many times that I just gave up because it wasn't giving me the results I was looking for. But after watching this video. Now I understand the actual use of it. And I'll tell you what. My beard came out probably the best it's ever had. Thanks for the video in the tips

  • @MFR
    @MFR Před 4 měsíci

    Love the Victory Beard Wash and Super Dry. I can 100% approve this stuff. I'm on my 2nd bottle of the wash now and going to be ordering another tin of the Super Dry soon. Just wish the small bottle of the wash came with a pump style like the larger one.

  • @articchar-lf
    @articchar-lf Před 4 měsíci

    Wishing you the best for the grooming tools project. You can count on my patronage on their launch. I'm pretty confident I'm not the only one who'd be willing to pre order and help mitigate the release risk.
    Man, That promo code is coming up right on time. Thanks !

  • @Ottobon_extra
    @Ottobon_extra Před 4 měsíci

    Awesome guide here always appreciate more people getting into using heat since it can be a real game changer once you understand how to use it, and can completely change outlook on what your beard can be.
    Heat changed game for me but the big thing is finding techniques that actually work for you, its very easy to mess up, just have to keep trying. I'd say biggest thing most people run into and struggled with, myself included for a long while, is simply pushing hair into face too much.
    Hairdryer or Brush? For me both, blow out underside and work with pick to get all tangles out, stretched outward look kinda crazy, gently pat it all down with a heated brush starting from sides and following rounded area of face, i never brush front under chin area straight down but always from angle as otherwise flattening the front can look really silly on me, more natural following curve of face. Cold shot with hair dryer after straight down. imo always always put oil in first couple minutes before using heat (right after drying from shower typically), for me at least significantly helps health of hair as someone with longer beard who uses heat every day, and has been at this point for years now, with that and good designed-for-beards wash products still feels as good, as soft as ever since i started doing that.

  • @Oz1111
    @Oz1111 Před 4 měsíci

    I haven't seen your content a while but damn, you have gone 100x in quality and editing.

  • @Deandsmcarpentry1
    @Deandsmcarpentry1 Před 3 měsíci

    Great advice as always matty when will your products be available in the uk
    Loving your content by the way well put together videos keep it up thanks dean

  • @EzioG.T
    @EzioG.T Před měsícem +1

    Blow drier just keep things damn lit❤️‍🔥🔥

  • @ShadowWallaceyt
    @ShadowWallaceyt Před 4 měsíci +1

    Hello I'm a black dude with 'nappy' curly hair. So as of now i'm using the heated brush method.
    Trying to keep a long story short. As a kid growing up around and was raised by a lot of females. I eventually got tired of hearing that blow dryer sound.
    So when I got old enough to grow long enough facial hair. Coupled with bad advice from the women in my family. I first started out with the 'smelly' chemical relaxers. But later I realized all I really needed was heat to relax the hair instead.
    With a brush and hair pick. It Started to straighten out just fine. With the added bonus of using proper beard products. I was able to keep my beard straight and tangle free. Of course till It got wet from washing. Then I just repeat the process to straighten it again.
    The heated brush works great in this process. Hasn't let me down once, or damaged my beard hair at all. Been using it ever since. It's gotten to a point now in length where I like to braided from time to time.

  • @adriandiepold1178
    @adriandiepold1178 Před 4 měsíci

    One of these days I will get to your shop. Long drive from Mission. But until then thank you for all your videos

  • @contramundi5873
    @contramundi5873 Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you for this! My beard grows in kind of a weird way. On the right it grows almost perfectly straight down. On the left once it reaches a certain length it grows in a wave that curls sharply back and to the left. It ends up looking ridiculous. I used your tips for thermal straightening and it looks so much better now!

  • @mihailvelikov
    @mihailvelikov Před 4 měsíci

    New things to try! 🎉

  • @tacomaken15
    @tacomaken15 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Great content. I generally use both. I co wash, beard oil and butter

    • @davidchamboii5465
      @davidchamboii5465 Před 4 měsíci

      Agreed! I use a beard jelly (combo of oil and butter I believe) and then butter.

  • @HankyPanky44
    @HankyPanky44 Před 4 měsíci

    I've got another heated brush, which works remarkably well for what it cost me, ie not a lot. I've found it works best if you run it through your beard real slow, so the heated blades stay longer in the beard, if you know what I mean.
    Having said that, it's probably time to go out and buy a blow dryer, I like the look of your results with that. Thanks for another informative video!

  • @ParsclickTV
    @ParsclickTV Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you, gotta say love the nerdy stuff, great video. for next video or future i want to see how you style french crop style or messy frindge, not sure you like that 🤣

  • @ginozanga2129
    @ginozanga2129 Před 4 měsíci

    Once Agai, love the vieo and your commentating 👍. I follow those steps as you mentioned some of those techniques in previous videos. ive been growing my beard or a year and have another year to go to see how it looks. i am using ur beard wash and love it. Once im done with my paste from another brand i will be ordering yours. Thanks for your tips Matty, Hope 2024 is a GREAT one for you.

  • @JamesJackson-he2fs
    @JamesJackson-he2fs Před 4 měsíci

    I have a long beard and I bought a brush that is a hair dryer as well. Best thing ever it does amazing job straightening and drying my beard without over brushing overheating the hair. Haven’t used my blow dryer since!

  • @BlueMonday102286
    @BlueMonday102286 Před 4 měsíci

    This video came at the perfect time. I have this crazy wave on both sides just above my jawline…makes straightening/styling a pain. May have to look into one of the heated brushes.

  • @BUZZKILLJRJR
    @BUZZKILLJRJR Před 2 měsíci

    Thank god mines a monster when it wants to start going a certain direction I don't have a choice, my mother was a hair dresser for years i been cutting and trimming my own beard and hair for well over 20 years but once it gets past a certain length and starts to do these swoops I usually trim it but I want a longer beer that's not so out of control thank you for the video I appreciate it!

  • @mitch7642
    @mitch7642 Před 4 měsíci

    I'm curious when using an oil. If it is not advantageous to apply after blowdrying (which is my preferred method, i learned from you and love the outcome), when would I apply it? Thanks for all of your wisdom and helping the bearded community. You rock! Sick beard, as always.

  • @TheKinsayan
    @TheKinsayan Před 4 měsíci

    Hello,
    Since I follow your advises, I have many compliments. I thank you for that
    I would to try your Victory brand but I can't find it in France
    I need to find a solution for my hair now to match nice with my style 🙄

  • @PartOfTheGame
    @PartOfTheGame Před měsícem

    I'd be really interested in seeing you talk about chemical straightening.

  • @DanTheMan221
    @DanTheMan221 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Curly hair is difficult to cut and style as it gets longer! Some useful tips here. Thanks

  • @thelegendoftheo
    @thelegendoftheo Před 4 měsíci +1

    I've been using a heated brush for years. I have a short-medium length beard and I find a combination of using a beard oil or butter right after helps to make it look more natural with less overly-straight parts and less flyaways.
    Highly recommend. I wouldn't use it every day though, too much heat probably isn't too good for the hair.

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci +3

      I use the Super-Dry after..: it’s oil free so it calms the flyaways without reverting the wave.

    • @thelegendoftheo
      @thelegendoftheo Před 4 měsíci

      @@mattyconradgrooming i'll definitely give super-dry a try! I try to balance it with the oil. Adds a bit of wave back after to the hair so it isn't so unnaturally straight from the heat. My beard is pretty curly in it's natural state.

  • @Overkill_dnb
    @Overkill_dnb Před 4 měsíci

    Nice, great advice. Im new to beards and its grown quite well but it keeps wanting to point straight out from my chin forwards or horizontally. What can i do to make it point downwards more?

  • @tlane819527
    @tlane819527 Před 4 měsíci

    I've used a plug in heated brush for about 18 months or so. It does take a bit but it works.

  • @mihaisuciu8167
    @mihaisuciu8167 Před 4 měsíci

    I use the oil as a sheild for the heath

  • @mikeh2373
    @mikeh2373 Před 4 měsíci

    Awesome video-I Wash beard - Pat dry beard 80-90% - apply beard oil and let set for 5 minutes- blow dry medium heat through out beard and under beard- run cold shot from blow dryer and then use heated brush on setting 320 no more- use only on puffy parts- I use only on sides and mustache- and beard will look amazing. Got this method through Dan C and have been doing well over a year and routine takes about 10 minutes- every morning and out the door. Ty for sharing detailed video.

  • @cl04k3dw0lf
    @cl04k3dw0lf Před 4 měsíci

    Love your videos.
    I had been using a heated brush but my beard would end up like the chap at 0:18. Using your method with a hairdryer gives a much better look.
    However if I look down, tuck my chin into my chest etc, the beard splays outwards for the rest of the day. Do you have any methods to keep the beard straight or any tools to help keep it groomed straight throughout the day?

  • @prototype2802
    @prototype2802 Před 4 měsíci

    i really appriciate your videos i like them alot and they helped me a lot its a pity you dont ship your products to germany :(

  • @newyorkdominicanking
    @newyorkdominicanking Před 4 měsíci

    Damn I need more help than I thought in terms of styling because I do have a patchy curly beard

  • @BEARDED_VATO
    @BEARDED_VATO Před 4 měsíci

    @Matty what kind of brush was the first one you picked up when using the blower?

  • @charliecraigslist9600
    @charliecraigslist9600 Před 4 měsíci

    Hey Matty. I have been using a straightening brush to prevent the annoying grow out. I have had a heated brush that worked similar to your demo and another that is quicker and super efficient. Without hair tension. With a slightly different technique, it takes me less than a minute. Might want to try more, guys might not want to become proficient with a blow dryer or take that much time.

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci

      I’m actually collecting a few of them to test against each other and to test how hot they actually get. Which one do you have?

  • @rorydevine
    @rorydevine Před 4 měsíci +1

    Can your next video directly explain to bearded guys' partners why it's important we take time to do this? In my case, while im being screamed at to help get the kids ready for school!! 😂
    Great content as always Matty! 👍

  • @mikehammer2408
    @mikehammer2408 Před měsícem

    Would it be beneficial to apply argan oil before using the heat brush

  • @tonyhourston9799
    @tonyhourston9799 Před 19 dny

    For the last week I’ve been using both a blow dryer and touching up any fly-always with a beard straightening comb.
    Because I have an all white beard, I’ve dialed the temperature down on the blow dryer and use two bars on the straightening comb because I was experiencing some yellowing of my beard if I go above three bars. I treat my beard with coconut and apricot oil when I get out of the shower. Would that create an issue?

  • @freedomfan2295
    @freedomfan2295 Před měsícem

    Thanks BUT can't seem to find your product links? 🤔

  • @d.sack2727
    @d.sack2727 Před 4 měsíci +2

    I had it trimmed back in May. I had it trimmed, and it was a mistake as it's taking forever to grow it back. Actually, I think it's going slower than usual.

  • @stephengorczyca9855
    @stephengorczyca9855 Před 4 měsíci

    The video I’ve been waiting for one of the outer edge wants to bend in and the other side bends out and its a pain the just make them look even.

  • @robertdanzig3926
    @robertdanzig3926 Před 3 měsíci

    Do you have a video for straight hair on how to give it a fuller look?

  • @daveh8263
    @daveh8263 Před 4 měsíci

    I have my biggest issues under my ears along edges any tips for that area

  • @Lag1914
    @Lag1914 Před 2 měsíci

    Do you apply any beard oil before you blow dry?

  • @thehicksfix9470
    @thehicksfix9470 Před 2 měsíci

    Whered you get the comb?

  • @CarlosCeledon77
    @CarlosCeledon77 Před 4 měsíci

    So, if I'm not supposed to use beard oil after straightening the beard, when is the best time to apply the oil? Ive been applying it after so I get that wet and shinning look to the beard, is there any other product that would help with that? Thank you

  • @chad7551
    @chad7551 Před 2 měsíci

    I have a short beard and want to grow it long. Besides just growing it are there any tips or tricks to make sure it ends up as full as it can?

  • @shawnmclaren1685
    @shawnmclaren1685 Před 3 měsíci

    Do you use a beard oil at all or just the super dry

  • @d.sack2727
    @d.sack2727 Před 4 měsíci +1

    I like that heat stroke. Probably won't get one as my beard is thinner

  • @michaelhromi9884
    @michaelhromi9884 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Awesome video! I love how much time you put into your work. I’ve only tried a blow dryer once. I wasn’t too thrilled with how hot it made me. 😂 I prefer the heated brush. Specifically, the Aberlite Pro. My beard is naturally a kinky mess. I prep my beard by getting it nice and wet, then dry it about 75%. I add oil, wait a few minutes, then go to town for about 10 or so minutes. Once I get it all straightened at 340°, I lower it to 280° and come up from the back of the beard and utilize my hand on the front as a backboard. This helps get rid of that collapsed look.

  • @kingc.7108
    @kingc.7108 Před 3 měsíci

    video suggestion. as an african american watcher/fan, would it be possible to do a few vids on african american/ethnic beards.? i noticed we often times wear our beards in different styles and our care routine is often different. would be cool to see tips/tricks that we can relate to more. really digging the content.🫡

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 3 měsíci

      I love that idea. While it is not 100% my expertise, I will absolutely do my best.

  • @king1898
    @king1898 Před 4 měsíci

    If i used the beard oil before straightening the tool ( the brush or the heater ) will be greasy and dirty afterwords hard to clean , when do i use it ?

  • @coffeezombie6032
    @coffeezombie6032 Před 4 měsíci

    Hmm. My heated brush seems to give better results than that one did. I wonder if it's because of my hair texture or if it's just a brand difference.
    I've never tried the blow dryer technique. I'll check that out and see what works best. Thanks!

  • @brannenbass
    @brannenbass Před 4 měsíci

    Great tutorial. My beard is a combination of straight, curly and wavy. I can only get one side to straighten and it is super easy with either method, but the other side just won't do it. It wants to go 10 different directions and looks crazy. Looks about like yours does at the beginning of this video if I do nothing but wash it and attempt to brush it. So frustrating.

  • @David6326-xh6cq
    @David6326-xh6cq Před 4 měsíci

    Victory super dry is the best

  • @lucca2428
    @lucca2428 Před 4 měsíci

    Hi Matt! You said it is not a good idea to use beard oil right after you blow dry it, or you could revert the straightening process. When to use beard oil then? I usually blow dry my beard in the morning and use beard balm and beard oil right after… I see now why it is not working properly… 😂

  • @McCuneWindandSolar
    @McCuneWindandSolar Před 4 měsíci

    my beard look like yours and it breaks a lot and itches. but I keep growing and trying to take care of it to make it look good.

  • @The-Stitch
    @The-Stitch Před 3 měsíci +1

    Screw asmr, this is way more satisfying

  • @randallmatthews7482
    @randallmatthews7482 Před 3 měsíci

    Can you comb your beard too much in the run of a day? I usually comb about 4 or five times a day with a beard comb. Am I hurting my beard?

  • @trapperjohn8508
    @trapperjohn8508 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Are there critical advantages to the $430 Dyson you're using opposed to a cheapo $40 hair dryer? Thanks for the video!

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci +2

      Not critical ones…. But I do like the dryer. The thing that is most important is good airflow and a decent condenser

  • @geremiaa1065
    @geremiaa1065 Před 4 měsíci

    Can you make a video or maybe respond to my comment, how you recommend to deal with that hole that sometimes beard gets under the chin after blow dry,pls help!!!

  • @Bigrig_trmc
    @Bigrig_trmc Před 3 měsíci

    I wash my beard everytime I shower then blow dry my beard then apply oil… seems to work well. Not sure if ever use a straightener

  • @whatskrakin37
    @whatskrakin37 Před 2 měsíci

    My beard has a weird push back spot on the front part below the chin. My beard is about 3.5 inches long, but the front part of it below the chin curves in right as it goes below the chin, then curves back out. I don't think you can see or tell when looking at me, but I can definitely feel it and feel individual hairs there are curved in this abnormal shape. I don't know how to fix it.

  • @rAustinBall
    @rAustinBall Před 3 měsíci

    WATTYC! I just want to reach over and flip that ring. lol

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 3 měsíci

      lol I did that on purpose… it’s funny yo see who notices and who it drives crazy 😂

  • @martynbrazier3763
    @martynbrazier3763 Před 4 měsíci

    I bought a heated beard brush do you recommend me to use a heat defense spray before you use it.

  • @HighP01
    @HighP01 Před 4 měsíci

    Any tips on how to make the beard denser? I have a long one but it is definitely not as dense as yours.

  • @ethane-dawgwenger4207
    @ethane-dawgwenger4207 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Matty, do you find your beard grows quicker in winter or summer? People always say summer, but I find that mine is growing quicker and getting thicker right now in winter. My beard practically stayed the same length this past summer. I didn't even trim it during summer. Now it is longer and more bushy.

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci +2

      Oh man… this is a good question! Might require some research.

  • @90fabiand
    @90fabiand Před 4 měsíci

    What is that hair style called?

  • @jishanjitroy7016
    @jishanjitroy7016 Před 4 měsíci

    Can anyone tell me how many beard hair fall in a day can you make video on that

  • @septin5522
    @septin5522 Před 4 měsíci

    just sitting here patiently wating for you to sell the vistory barber stuff in the UK, and not for the insane reseller prices

  • @mrspliffdoctor4807
    @mrspliffdoctor4807 Před 4 měsíci

    How to groom a naturaly Straight Haired beard video? Yes please.

  • @gobucky3610
    @gobucky3610 Před 4 měsíci

    Blow dryer ftw

  • @gbot333
    @gbot333 Před 4 měsíci

    Is the Victory Wash good to use in a shower ?

  • @lexievv
    @lexievv Před 4 měsíci

    Hi, I have a question.
    Since my chemo my beard has grown back, but it seems to cover my chin and cheeks less than it did before, causing my chin and cheeks to be more visible through the beard.
    Is there any way to kind of help this thicken up again, or am I just out of luck? haha

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci +1

      How long has it been? Hair can definitely grow back differently after chemo therapy…. There are sprays and powders you can use to give it a thicker look but you might just need to give it a bit more time to recover.

    • @lexievv
      @lexievv Před 4 měsíci

      @@mattyconradgrooming been about 6 months or so. The length is back. I'll give it some more time and see if it gets any thicker. Thanks for the reply!

  • @tiagopereira5260
    @tiagopereira5260 Před 4 měsíci

    i have a really sparse beard on my cheeks, so if i straighten my facial hair it looks really bad, since all the holes are more visible (the curls kind of cover up a bit).
    Going for the 3rd month, but really thinking about shavin'it :/

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Like I mentioned at the end. It’s not always the best option.

  • @owensbama1923
    @owensbama1923 Před 3 měsíci

    Eveeyone is raving about these heated brushes but i still dont see why honestly. The blow dryer still seems better to me. I use a blow dryer and im still not sold on these heated brushes. Guess im just gonna have to get one and try it for myself.

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 3 měsíci

      I’m gonna try a few of them.

    • @owensbama1923
      @owensbama1923 Před 3 měsíci

      @mattyconradgrooming the aberlite pro is the one I keep hearing about all the time.

  • @EvangelionUnit03
    @EvangelionUnit03 Před 4 měsíci

    Every time you have the shot at the table/desk, I can not help but look at the rings spelling "watty c". 😅

  • @apocalypse487
    @apocalypse487 Před 3 měsíci

    I feel like the heated beard brush is better for shorter beards.

  • @kkeloo40
    @kkeloo40 Před 4 měsíci

    I have used blowdryer a few times but since i have a very narrow diamond face shape it looks extremely stupid laying flat on my face.

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci

      Yeah that’s exactly right… for a diamond shaped face you want more fullness.

  • @tarunmathur4301
    @tarunmathur4301 Před 4 měsíci

    So heating beard is not harmful at all? I am still a little afraid for using heating tools to heat the beard hair, I thought it could cause beard to break

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci

      Oh, it’s definitely harmful… But probably not to the point of breakage. It will just dry it out which is manageable with decent care products

  • @rahulkhanna3876
    @rahulkhanna3876 Před měsícem

    The actual video starts at 6:39

  • @silverash63
    @silverash63 Před 4 měsíci

    The problem i have is that my beard is grey and grey hair is a totally different beast to tame,hair dryers dont have an effect,it sticks out whatever i do or put on it

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci

      Grey hair is often very coarse and resistant. More heat is required.

  • @rainerrixen842
    @rainerrixen842 Před 4 měsíci

    With a good read by Rick Rubin on your table. Do you dig it?

  • @jps8678
    @jps8678 Před 3 měsíci +1

    I think it would be extra handsome if you cut your beard nearer to jaw line and little longer from center. Not lumber jack style. But I get it if you like it that style

  • @soumynonareverse7807
    @soumynonareverse7807 Před 4 měsíci

    Hi Matty, great video. I wonder, assuming you don't have curly hair, what does hair and skin colour have for an effect on styling. As I'm a blonde with a white skin I sometimes feel that you kind a notice the flaws of your styling more than you do with contrasting skin and haircolour.

  • @jsl21
    @jsl21 Před 4 měsíci

    Great vid, thanks for the tips! My current system is to towel dry after a shower, apply beard oil, then use a blow dryer and carbon comb - my beard is long and full but I can still run a comb through it thanks to the oil warming up and going slowly. Quick question -
    Should you always use max heat on blow dryer? I've always used medium so as to avoid nuking my beard every day. Thanks for the insight anyhow, I didn't know cool air helps hold the form after the heat, I'll give that a try

    • @mattyconradgrooming
      @mattyconradgrooming  Před 4 měsíci +1

      It really depends on how curly/resistant it is. The more heat the more it will smooth the hair out… but the more it will damage the hair too.

    • @jsl21
      @jsl21 Před 4 měsíci

      @@mattyconradgrooming so it's a balancing act... I guess the same is true for tension on the hair whilst straightening - finer comb/bristles vs. how much tension it takes to pull hairs out. Cheers for the info

  • @feelingtardy
    @feelingtardy Před 4 měsíci

    yo, hold up, so you're telling me that super-dry stuff goes into a dry beard and holds down the fly aways? i shower at night, apply oil, style and sleep a few hours later. the problem with traditional beeswax/oil based balm is you need to apply to a damp beard. and we know you can't re-wet the beard or else the styling unravels, so that stuff would be a game changer. am i right to assume this?

  • @mihaisuciu8167
    @mihaisuciu8167 Před 4 měsíci

    I use the beard oil so that I don't fry my beard with the heated brush

  • @alfonsodelacalle9376
    @alfonsodelacalle9376 Před 4 měsíci

    I guess men with straight hair do not need do this. Is that right, Matty? I enjoy your videos. Regards from Spain

  • @johnderous7874
    @johnderous7874 Před 4 měsíci

    dude, you're funny! :'-D