The daily wear and tear on a beard can easily make it look dull and lifeless. Alternatively, on the other end of the spectrum, your daily activities may actually make it look wilder and frizzier. In my experience, my beard very quickly becomes dry and sticks out due to increased frizziness. Refreshing a beard in the middle of the day or at the end of an action-packed weekend is surprisingly simple as long as you know the simple tricks to get your beard looking shiny and healthy quickly.
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Why is my beard turning blonde? 7 surprising reasons
As I was growing at my beard I certainly noticed that there were a ton of different colours appearing. My beard is now over two years old and I have noticed that it has orange, brown, grey (since the age of 32), and the occasional blonde hair. I’ve been confused about why my beard was turning blonde when it is primarily a dark brown. In this article, I will show you all of the reasons why your beard may be turning blonde and the science behind beard colours.
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Can I use hair product on my beard? [Science and product list]
When I was growing my beard I couldn’t help but use the products in my cupboard. I thought to myself “what is the harm?”. Well, what I didn’t know at the time was that using hair products on my beard caused it to be dry, harder to manage, and much more brittle with increased split ends. There is no doubt that you can use hair products on your beard if you have no other option – however, this is almost certainly not the best option for your beard.
Light stubble beard – The FULL guide
Growing out your beard for the first time is always a little bit daunting. But did you know that the light stubble beard is one of the first places you can achieve on your beard growing journey that can significantly change your appearance? The light stubble beard can be achieved in as little as a couple of weeks and is perfect for professionals who want a little bit more than the 5 o’clock shadow look or for people with a high and even hair density on their cheeks and chin. Keeping a light stubble beard tamed takes daily maintenance – but it doesn’t take too long. In this article we are going to go over everything you need to know about a light stubble beard and what you can do to keep it looking sharp.
Which product softens uncomfortable stubble?
Uncomfortable stubble in the early stages of beard growth is an issue for a huge number of beard growers. The early stages are certainly some of the hardest to get through but any help you can get to soften uncomfortable stubble if you decide to stick with a stubble length beard will make your beard growing journey much nicer. In this article, we are going to go over all of the different products that soften uncomfortable stubble and enable you to forget about your beard.
Beard waxing – Everything you need to know!
Waxing off their beard isn’t something that every bearded man has thought of however, it could offer a viable alternative to regular shaving and trimming which keeps a beard in tip-top shape. Whenever you think of waxing you may think of the redness, pain, and other downsides of putting hot wax on your face and ripping it off. In this article, we talk about everything you need to know about beard waxing and its safety, effectiveness, and best practices for getting rid of facial hair using wax.
Best way to color beard without staining skin [SOLVED]
Dying a beard is a fantastic way to keep it looking thick, dense, and to create an impression of a substantial beard. Some people like to do it to cover-up greys and, if you have multiple colours in your beard, some people use it just to create a single colour beard. The problem with beard die is that it stains anything that it touches. Even the slightest drop of beard die on your skin can leave a relatively dark patch. In this article, we’re going to talk about the best way to colour your beard without sustaining the skin and all of the tips and tricks for doing it simply.
Can you shave with a knife? [Full guide]
When shaving a beard does it get any more masculine than shaving with a knife. It’s kind of silly in practice but there are so many knife enthusiasts that describe their sharpening as razor-sharp that it is only natural that people want to see if you can actually shave with a knife. Knives and razors are inherently different because they are primarily used for different purposes. Razor blades are used for removing hair from the skin whilst knives are used for cutting up meat and other edible goods. In this article, we will have a look to see if you can shape with a knife, how you do it, and the dangers of using a knife to shave.
Do beard shapers work? [Full guide and tips]
Every beard grower has seen the beard shaping tools on Amazon and other marketplaces. At first glance they can seem like a very valuable investment as they have the potential to save time and also reduce the amount of error that is inherent when trimming up your beard lines yourself. Using a trimmer and a mirror can often result in a slightly uneven beard trim and line up. I know because I’m always very critical about the symmetry of my beard and sometimes I just miss the mark. Would a beard shaper make it any easier?
