WHICH ZEUS BEARD BRUSH SHOULD YOU USE?

At Zeus, we believe in having the right tools for the job. That’s why we have such a hefty selection of combs and brushes! We designed each grooming tool with a specific purpose in mind.

But it can be a little overwhelming deciding which brush or comb is best for your beard. So today we’re going to break it all down for you, starting with our brushes. Below, get full specs for all six of our beard brushes, as well as the beard types and lengths that can benefit from each one.

Still need more help deciding which one to get? Feel free to drop us a line on Facebook, Instagram, or X, or just leave us a comment below!



Military-Style 100% First Cut Boar Bristle Oval Brush

Bristle Type: First cut

Bristle Firmness: Firm

Best For: Thicker and/or longer beards

Expertise: Firm first cut bristles in a combination of short and long lengths penetrate thick beards with ease. The large size of this brush also means you cover more surface area as you brush, so it’s a good pick for long beards.

SHOP: Military-Style 100% First Cut Boar Bristle Oval Brush

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Military-Style 100% Second Cut Boar Bristle Oval Brush

Bristle Type: Second cut

Bristle Firmness: Softer

Best For: Thinner and/or shorter beards

Expertise: The Second Cut Boar Bristle Oval Brush is designed to be gentle on sensitive skin. It’s also great for guys with sparser or shorter beards who don’t need the deep penetration power of the First Cut Boar Bristle Oval Brush.

SHOP: Military-Style 100% Second Cut Boar Bristle Oval Brush

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Pear Wood 100% Boar Bristle Beard Brush

Bristle Type: Second cut

Bristle Firmness: Softer

Best For: All beards, but especially beneficial for thinner and/or shorter beards

Expertise: The dense distribution of bristles means the Boar Bristle Beard Brush penetrates facial hair easily to tame flyaways, while the softer bristles – all cut to the same length – won’t irritate skin.

The Boar Bristle Beard brush is an all-around brush that’ll work for most beard types. This beard brush was one of our first here at Zeus, and continues to be a customer favorite.

SHOP: Pear Wood 100% Boar Bristle Beard Brush

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Pear Wood 100% Boar Bristle Medium Beard Brush with Handle

Bristle Type: Medium first cut

Bristle Firmness: Medium

Best For: All beards, but especially beneficial for thinner and/or shorter beards

Expertise: Our Medium Beard Brush with Handle has both an extra row of bristles and a denser distribution of bristles in comparison to the Small Beard Brush with Handle. This means you get even penetration and larger surface area coverage. Medium first cut bristles are softer than firm first cut bristles, so this brush is safe for sensitive skin.

Should you plan to spend a good chunk of time brushing your beard, the larger size of the Medium Beard Brush with Handle means it’ll stay comfortable in your hand.

SHOP: Pear Wood 100% Boar Bristle Medium Beard Brush with Handle

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Pear Wood 100% Boar Bristle Small Mustache and Beard Brush with Handle

Bristle Type: First cut

Bristle Firmness: Firm

Best For: Thicker and/or longer beards and mustaches

Expertise: Got a beard that’s more of a thicket? Our Small Mustache and Beard Brush with Handle penetrates dense beards. The small size and handle make maneuvering easy, especially in your mustache if you’re in the process of training it to grow a certain way.

SHOP: Pear Wood 100% Boar Bristle Small Mustache and Beard Brush with Handle

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Pear Wood 100% Boar Bristle Pocket Beard Brush

Bristle Type: First cut

Bristle Firmness: Firm

Best For: Great for all beards, but especially beneficial for thicker and/or longer beards and mustaches

Expertise: We recommend this petite brush for travel. Slip it into your pocket to keep your beard tidy on the go, or throw it into a dopp kit for a weekend trip. Firm first cut bristles massage your skin, while rounded tips ensure an irritation-free grooming session.

The Pocket Beard Brush’s small size is perfect for detailing.

SHOP: Pear Wood 100% Boar Bristle Pocket Beard Brush
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