Can I wash my beard with just water

Can I wash my beard with just water? The ultimate guide for washing your beard with water

When you’re starting to grow a beard it is tempting to avoid using shampoo as it is an added expense and also you may have seen that washing your hair with just water results in a “naturally cleaning” effect. Cavemen didn’t have access to shampoo so why is it important that you use it? Here, we’re going to go over all of the aspects of washing your beard with just water and why you may want to add in a little bit of shampoo every now and again to really condition and clean your beard. So, can I wash my beard with just water – Let’s check it out.

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why does my beard grow so slow

Why does my beard grow so slow?

There is no doubt that growing a beard is a painfully slow process for many. Beard hair grows at a rate of about 0.38 mm per day. That is something that you cannot see and for many it feels like they are watching paint dry. One of the biggest factors of the perception of a slow-growing beard is actually the decreasing rate of change. When you first start growing a beard, it takes a short amount of time to double the current length so the change is very noticeable. As you continue to grow your beard at a constant rate the relative change in length decreases. This can make it a very frustrating process as your beard gets longer the slower it seems to grow. Here is A complete answer to Why does my beard grow so slow?

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do beards protect from germs

Do beards protect from germs? A complete guide to beards and germs

Beards have been getting a pretty bad rap in recent years. There are many news outlets that have reported that our beards contain poo, bacteria, dirt, and our beards are dirtier than a dog’s fur. We just can’t get out of the way of a good germ/beard attack. In this article we are going to look at the science and information around beards and germs. What does the science say? Do beards protect from germs? And is it unhealthy to have a beard?

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while the side-effects of growing a beard

What are the side-effects of growing a beard? 12 positive and negative effects!

When you decide to grow a beard some outcomes are obvious. Obviously, you can end up changing the way you look. You know that you are going to have more hair on your face. And, you’re probably aware that it’s going to take a little bit more maintenance than you are used to. Here, we’re going to go over some of the little-known side-effects of growing a beard. We will cover the upsides and downsides of having a beard – I guarantee that some of these will be things you haven’t thought about.

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Why does my beard itch after I trim it

Why does my beard itch after I trim it? The top 6 reasons

Beard itch is something that plagues many a beard grower. It can happen while growing, while trimming, and can pop out of nowhere. One of the most annoying places it appears is after a good trim. There can be a variety of reasons why your beard mate itch after you trim it. Here, we are going to go through the top six reasons why your beard will itch specifically after a good trim. The good news is, that each of them has an easy fix.

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does having a beard affect getting a job

Does having a beard affect getting a job? [Full guidelines included!]

Beards come in and out of fashion regularly. And whether or not a beard is suitable for a professional setting is very much up for debate. You either love beards or you hate them. And, quite frankly, there are some professions where having a beard is a complete no-no. Think of food preparation, some healthcare, and industrial manufacturing environments. When it comes to health and safety any issue with a beard is a complete non-negotiable. However, in other office-type environments is it important that people are clean-shaven or have a short and manageable beard. In an ideal world surely there would be a place for a long Wizard beard too. Let’s take a look at the question: does having a beard affect getting a job?

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should you straighten your beard

Should you straighten your beard? Everything you need to know… OLD

Growing a beard is becoming more popular than ever. But when you think about growing a beard you don’t really think about it growing out in a really curly and unkempt way. As you are proceeding down your beard growing journey it becomes obvious that your beard is going to take a little bit of taming. This is a really common thing for beard growers. Some people have curlier beards than others but the one thing that unites us is we always want to change what we have. This can lead to beard growers wanting to straighten their beards. So, should you straighten your beard? Let’s find out.

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How to comb under chin [The definitive beard combing guide]

Combing your beard is a staple of beard ownership and management. Combing has a wide range of benefits for hair all over the face. But combing under your chin can give some extra benefits to the look of your beard, such as making it look fuller and less see-through. As your beard gets longer, you will need to pay particular attention to how you comb and maintain your beard. Your daily maintenance schedule will be the thing that dictates how awesome your beard looks on a daily basis. Here is a guide to provide the best information about maintaining your beard through combing and how to comb under the chin.

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Why does my beard hurt? 6 reasons your beard may be hurting

Beards quite often have a load of issues that pop up as you are growing them. Whether that is a smelly beard, a forked beard, a patchy beard, or any other beard issue they can all be very upsetting. In this article we’re going to talk about all of the reasons why your beard may be sore, or hurting/aching. It is a surprisingly common issue when growing a beard. It can start relatively minor but left unchecked a minor beard ache can become quite painful. Here, I am going to give you the reasons and a solution to the problem.

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