Kent BRD5 Monster Beard & Moustache Brush

Kent BRD5 Monster Beard & Moustache Brush

$48.00
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Kent BRD5 Monster Beard & Moustache Brush

Kent BRD5 Monster Beard & Moustache Brush

$48.00

Handmade in small batches · Established 2009 · Free shipping over $70

Kent's large-format beard brush for long, dense and unruly beards. A broad beechwood head and hand-mixed horsehair-and-nylon fill give it enough reach and backbone to work through a substantial beard while helping distribute oils and clear loose skin, dust and debris.

Why Kent

G.B. Kent & Sons has been making brushes in England since 1777. Nearly 250 years later, Kent still builds grooming tools around materials, workmanship and function rather than disposability. That is why they belong here.

Details

Mixed horsehair and nylon · Beechwood handle · Made in England · Large beard-brush format.

Why we carry it

Long beards expose the weakness in little novelty beard brushes. The Monster has the size and bristle structure to actually groom one.

G.B. Kent & Sons PLC — By Appointment to His Majesty The King

MAKING GROOMING TOOLS SINCE 1777.

There aren’t many companies that can measure their history in centuries. Kent can.

G.B. Kent & Sons was founded in England in 1777 and has been making brushes and grooming tools ever since. Nearly 250 years of manufacturing matters—not because old automatically means good, but because knowledge accumulates when generations keep making the same kind of thing.

Kent’s handmade combs are cut from sheets of cellulose acetate rather than simply injection-moulded. The teeth are individually saw-cut and polished to leave smooth, rounded surfaces without the mould seams found on inexpensive mass-produced combs.

Their brushes carry the same emphasis on materials, construction and purpose. They’re grooming tools designed to be used every day and built by a company that was making them long before beard care became an industry.

Kent has supplied British Royal households across nine consecutive sovereign reigns and remains a Royal Warrant holder today.

Since 1777. Still making the real thing.

Keep building the kit.