Guidelines On How To Grow Beards

The best thing to do when growing a beard is to put away the razor and build your patience. In fact, that`s one of the impressive traits you`ll gain as a beardsman_patience. A beard is not measured in length, but it`s actually measured in months. Each length of beards presents slightly different challenges for the stage of beardless to about two weeks you may notice that your beard gets pretty itchy, may appear patchy and is generally shaggy.

Use Soft Goat scruff Softener

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This product is designed to help make stubble softer and more kissable. At this stage, you shouldn`t be using a shampoo as the length is still fairly short. Using natural bar soap is his highly recommended as they doesn`t have irritant chemicals in them.

Trimming The Neckline

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Once you get through the itchy phase, you`ll get to the point where your beard will look untidy. To neaten up your look, trimming the neckline is advised. At the upper cheeks, and mustache lip if you are going for the natural beard, you should leave your beard untouched.
Additionally, when trimming the mustache, I recommend you use a pair of scissors over clippers. This will give you a little more control and only hits a few hairs at a time. With the check line, try to go with your natural line and only trim off the one or two stragglers that are outside that line.

For Corporate Beard

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I would advice you to grow your beards for 1 to 2 months. It will be good to keep everything trimmed and tidy as mentioned above. To keep the length, I would recommend using scissors instead of clippers. This will prevent against wrong guard mistakes and gives you more control. Use a comb to pull out hairs to the desired length and trim away.

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Finally, the beauty of with beards is that you can style it in many different ways. I recommend that you `grow what you got` which means, based on your beards genetics try to grow a style that fits your beat part of the beard. If your cheeks are very sparse and patchy, then go for the goatee. The full beard is timeless, but other styles will come and go into fashion.