The Beard Buster Shower Brush (Your Beard’s Best Friend in the Shower) Most people massage their scalp and/or beard using their fingers and sometimes their nails. That’s OK for scalp hair, but not so great for a beard. Fingers are OK but nails are a big no no for a beard. You should never scratch or pick you beard anyways. A beard brush helps you “scratch” your face while softening your beard hair. But when you wash your beard, there’s a better way to not only “scratch” it indirectly, but getting several other benefits. I’m talking about a Shower brush. Shower brushes are meant for scalp hair massage, but work great for beards too. 3 main benefits: Scratch your face without doing any damage to your beard hair A Shower brush enables you to scratch your face while showering and soothe the itching that may occur when wearing a beard. Thanks to its silicon bristles, the Shower brush does the job of scratching, but doesn’t do any damage to your beard hair like finger or nail scratching does. Better rinse Rinsing your beard with a Shower brush is very effective compared to rinsing with your fingers. By rinsing in a downward motion, the Shower brush lets you rinse the beard wash or beard conditioner so much better. Personally, I would never use my fingers again. Beard dandruff killer Got beard dandruff? Using a Shower brush will definitely help you getting rid of this annoyance. When you massage your beard in the shower, it automatically removes dead skin in the process. Combined with a beard brush and regular hydration, the Shower brush is the dranduff’s worst enemy.