International Owl has expanded its beard brush stock ahead of Fathers Day. It offers premium, luxury boar bristle brushes that arrive in a luxury gift case.
With Fathers Day approaching, International Owl has expanded its stock of premium high quality beard brushes for men. It offers its genuine boar bristle bear brush on Amazon, and is made from all natural bamboo wood for a luxurious finish and feel.
For more information please visit the website here: https://iowl.com
International Owl has a reputation for excellence with its high quality men’s boar bristle beard brush. It is only made from the best materials, offering customers a truly luxury brushing sensation.
Using wild boar bristles stimulates both the skin and the red blood cells near the surface, which naturally encourages hair growth. What’s more, it mean that more hairs can grow from each follicle, leading to a fuller, more impressive beard.
This also increases production of the skin’s natural conditioner, an oil called sebum. When sebum is distributed in this way, it keeps the hair shiny and glossy and prevents the beard from looking dull.
Other benefits to using the International Owl beard brush include the fact that it actively fights against itchy beards and dandruff. This is because hog hairs are similar to human hairs and help clean, maintain and soften the beard to keep it free from dirt, pollution, and dry skin flakes.
Customers are therefore able to enjoy their beard without worrying about flaky skin, or dry, itchy beard hair. It also helps to take care of tangles, making it much easier to grow and maintain a more comfortable beard.
With father’s day around the corner, the beard brush makes for a great present. Each hand crafted beard brush from International Owl arrives in a luxury gift case, making it ideal for Fathers Day.
The beard brush forms an essential part of the customer’s trimming kit, helping them to grow more hair, reduce thinning, and maintain the best beard appearance.
Those wishing to find out more about the beard brush can visit the International Owl website on the link provided above.
