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As men, there is probably one grooming tool that we've all been avoiding until now—the blow dryer. Let's be clear now, this isn't a just woman tool anymore. Using a blow dryer for your hair and beard can really help you get a really slick look. Bonus, it will also train the beard bristles to grow in the desired direction.
 
Moreover, we found out that using a blow dryer combined with a non-static wooden beard comb is the best way to naturally train a beard yo grow in the desired position. Surely, there's another side that must be taken into acount—the damages caused to the hair by the intensive use of a blow dryer.
 
To help prevent these damages, we've made set ourselves on a quest to find out the best ways to use a hair dryer.
 
At first, you must understand this principle: exposed to extreme temperature, the strands of your beard & hair will become brittle and rough. Done on a regular basis, it can even lead to hair discoloration.
 
Not so long ago, the Korean Society for Investigative Dermatology has released a new study related to hair dryers. They demonstrated that a hair dryer used with continuous motion, at a distance of 15 cm from bristles cause considerably less if none damage. They even demonstrated that blowing them at mid temperature, at a distance of 15 cm, and with constant motions is less damageable for the hairs than drying them naturally.
 
In fact, it has been proven that set on the mid temperature, while respecting the 15 cm gap between the blow dryer and your hair while keeping a constant motion—is indeed beneficial for hair and beard growth.
 
In addition, blow drying your beard also means a quicker evaporation of the water trapped in it. Which also reduces the tension, the pressure, and the weight of wet hair strands—avoiding stress out of the follicles.

In the end, as you know by now, hair dryers aren't only for woman. Pick yours now with a wooden beard comb and get ready to train your beard.
 
Don't forget to always keep the whole thing well-moisturized with a good natural beard oil and if you need to add some hold and finish touches in that mane, don't hesitate to add some beard balm in your beard grooming routine. You can even get a beard oil with a matched beard balm in a duo here.