
The Ultimate Beard Styling Guide
Jeff from Beardbrand demonstrates his beard and moustache styling routine, working through waves and tangles before the finishing touches.
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Jeff from Beardbrand demonstrates his beard and moustache styling routine, working through waves and tangles before the finishing touches.
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Healthy-looking facial hair starts with healthy skin. With the right skin care, it’s possible to prevent problems like dandruff, ingrown hair, acne, and itch.
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We've done a lot of talking about beards around here and a little bit of talking about mustaches (hey there sweet Lebron selfie).
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Years ago, rocking a goatee beard was seen as a bit of a joke. It was the go-to style for guys who thought they were much cooler than they were.
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Love them or hate them, Sideburns are a fundamental component of facial hair growth. Therefore, it’s important to know how to grow and trim your sideburns in a flattering style for your face shape.
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A stubble beard hasn’t always been regarded as a stylish, designer trait. Indeed, it was long regarded as a sign of poor hygiene. However, stubble’s reputation has very much changed.
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Pointed beard styles like the Ducktail and French Fork are close relatives to full beards. However, they have been carefully stylised using beard trimmers and heavily combed to achieve a distinctive look.
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A lot of beard companies want to sell you on the idea that if you don't have a thick, full, luscious beard then it's not worth having a beard at all.
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A boxed beard is a meticulously groomed and cropped alternative to the full beard. It can be recognised by its short length and carefully defined contours, which are achieved through regular trimming.
Source: Bespoke UnitRead articleChoose one or two photos that show your preferred length and fade. Tell your barber how you usually style your hair and how much time you spend on it, so you can agree on a cut that suits your routine.
Follow the styling product’s instructions. Start with a small amount spread between your hands, then add more gradually if needed to control the hold and finish.
Comb your beard in its natural direction and begin with the longest suitable trimmer guard. Shorten gradually and check the shape from the front and sides before the finishing touches.
Comb your moustache before trimming so its ends are clear, and decide how much hair to keep above the lip. Use small cuts and check each side in turn to maintain the shape.
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