Top 5 Beard Care Tips

Did beards really became stylish because of incorrect medical advice? No matter how it happened, they’ve never been more popular.

Maybe you’re already sporting a pandemic beard. Or, perhaps you’re just toying with the idea of putting your razor down. Either way, your beard needs help to look its best.

Looking for the basics on beard care? You’ve come to the right place. Read on to learn our top 5 tips to keep your beard as handsome as it deserves to be.

1. Train Your Beard

Trimming your beard isn’t everything. You also need to give your strands some help so that they lie flat and fall in the right direction. Otherwise, they’ll stick out at random angles.

Brush or comb your beard daily. This is called training your beard. Over time, your beard hairs will learn to lie downwards instead of sticking up.

Even newbies should train their strands. This is one of the simplest beard tips that makes a big difference, even if your stubble is too short to trim.

2. Pick a Beard Balm You Love

When it comes to moisturizing your beard, you have tons of options: oils, waxes, and balms, just to name a few. The only thing that’s not an option? Failing to moisturize your strands.

Beard balms are not all created equal. Need help picking the right one for you? Check out these tips from Artius Man.

3. Say No to the Neckbeard

We get it: it’s hard to see under your own chin, and even harder to trim the underside of your beard correctly.

However, letting your beard line creep down to your Adam’s apple and beyond is not a good look. (No, not even the wildest lumberjack beards can pull it off.) As your beard grows in length, keeping your neckline cleanly trimmed is a priority.

The best rule of thumb is to keep your beard line just above your Adam’s apple. From this point, the beard can curve outward slightly below your jaw.

4. Wash Frequently

An unwashed beard leads to built-up sweat, sebum, dust, and bacteria. This can cause:

• Bad smells
• Itchiness
• Dandruff
• Pimples

Don’t forget to give your beard a good scrub in the shower daily.

5. Commit to a Beard-Healthy Lifestyle

If you were trying to gain muscle, you would watch what you eat and cut down on unhealthy activities. Or at least, we hope so.

When you think about it, growing a beard is not so different from making gains. Your body needs sufficient nutrients to build healthy, full beard hairs. Otherwise, you’ll get a patchy, scant beard.

If you’re serious about making your beard happen, make sure to:

• Eat a balanced diet
• Get lots of protein and healthy fats
• Minimize smoking and alcohol

If you’re frustrated by a slow growth process, your lifestyle might be to blame. These lifestyle changes will help your beard grow faster, longer, and stronger.

Get the Beard Care You Need

Growing a beard is a rite of passage for many men. We’re here for you when you’re ready to take that step — and we’re not going to let you grow an ugly one, either.

With these beard care tips, your facial hair will never look unkempt or messy. Now get out there and get growing!

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