Heat Shield

If your beard and hair are often unruly, you might find a beard straightener helpful. It can help you achieve a softer, neater beard in just 2 minutes. The purpose of a beard straightener is to make an unruly beard more manageable, softer, and neater through straightening.

A beard straightening brush works by heating up and using heated bristles to straighten the hair as it's brushed through the device. It has adjustable temperature settings, detangles, and straightens hair simultaneously. Users select the temperature, pass sections of hair through the heated bristles, and achieve straightened hair with a brushing motion. The hair is allowed to cool and set, and users can apply finishing products for added shine and protection.

Yes, a beard straightener is safe to use when used correctly. It's essential to exercise caution to prevent burns or damage to your beard. Our 2mm Anti-Scald Comb Tooth Technology is designed to facilitate efficient beard straightening close to the roots without causing burns.

Yes, you can use a beard straightener daily or a few times a week based on your beard type and preference.

Be mindful of your beard's response, reducing use if you observe damage, such as dryness or breakage. Avoid using high temperatures (380°F+) for extended periods (5 minutes or more), and be sure to use a heat protectant spray before straightening.

Yes - it is! If it doesn't work as you expect, we will give you your money back (30-day risk-free return). Guaranteed.

Read this review from one of our customers, James J.: "I have used many cheap heated brushes and blow dryers trying to get that clean finished look for my beard. I have always been leery of the higher priced ones. I finally went for it with this brush, and can not be happier. I definitely recommend the heat protection spray as well. I am so glad I went for it. Very easy to use, heats up fast, and the battery is great. Now I can leave the house knowing my beard is on point.."

We recommend using Aberlite Heat Shield Spray or another heat protectant, such as an Argan oil-based beard oil, before applying heat to protect your hair from heat damage, especially when using higher temperatures (380°F+) or straightening for an extended time (5 minutes or more).

If you notice steam or smoke rising from your beard during use, it may be because your beard is not completely dry or you've applied a beard product like a heat protectant spray, oil, or balm. This is a normal occurrence during usage. Additionally, it's safe to apply a water mist or unscented beard mist to slightly dampen your beard before straightening for better results.

No, you need a beard of 0.5 inches or longer to use a heated brush.

Yes, you can definitely use a blow dryer and a round brush to straighten your beard and achieve the same neat results, and you don't have to use a beard straightener. However, there are several differences between a blow dryer and a heated brush when it comes to straightening beards:

1. A beard straightener can be used at any time. You will have to wash your beard before using a blow dryer, but you can use a straightener on a dry beard without the need to wash it. You can even use a cordless straightener for a quick touch-up anytime, anywhere.
2. If you have a really curly beard, a blow dryer might not be able to straighten it effectively. A beard straightener works better in straightening because you can pass sections of hair through the heated bristles, which is more efficient than a blow dyer.
3. If your beard waves are aggressive and thick, a blow dryer might not work well for straightening your beard. A beard straightener is specifically designed for straightening and styling even the toughest of beards.
4. A beard straightened with a heated brush can stay straight for a longer time, while a blow-dried beard tends to curl quickly.
5. Most blow dryers are quite noisy, which can be challenging if you don't want to wake up your family with the noise early in the morning.
6. A beard straightener can have less heat damage because you can accurately control the temperature setting to suit your intended styles (although it may require patience and practice). Most blow dryers only have three heat settings, limiting your control over the heat.
7. A beard straightener is typically more expensive than a blow dryer. We highly recommend avoiding cheap $10 or $20 beard straighteners on Amazon, as they often lack good heat control, which can lead to heat damage to your beard.

Using a beard straightener on a wet beard is generally not recommended, and it's not waterproof as well. Beard straighteners are designed for use on dry hair only. However, it's safe to apply a water mist or unscented beard mist to slightly dampen your beard before straightening for better results. Additionally, always use a heat protectant spray to minimize the potential for heat damage to your hair, especially when using higher temperatures (380°F+) or straightening for an extended period (5 minutes or more).

The Straightener is not waterproof, so please do not immerse the product in water, as water can get inside the brush and damage the components. Please make sure to unplug the straightener before cleaning.

Method 1 (the most efficient): Use an Aberlite Straightener Cleaning Kit.

https://aberlite.com/products/straightener-cleaning-kit

Simply spray the Tool Cleaner onto the bristles and use Cleaning Brush to brush away any residue. After cleaning, wait for 10 minutes before powering it on again.

Method 2: Use a wet cloth and soap for cleaning. You can also use disinfecting wipes.

Method 3: Dip cotton swabs into a small cap of rubbing alcohol and rub between the teeth of the straightener as needed. Do not clean with harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubs. After cleaning, allow it to air dry or use a soft cloth or paper towel to absorb any moisture. Store it in a dry area.