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I would like to improve the appearance of my beard. Please share styling advice, haircare products and constructive feedback. Feel free to share and brag about your own facial hair.
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Bluebird said:
I would like to improve the appearance of my beard. Please share styling advice, haircare products and constructive feedback. Feel free to share and brag about your own facial hair. View attachment 188869
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You should shave off the cheeks and the mustache and only leave hair on the neck. It's a very good look
 
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Bluebird said:
I do. Simply Great beard oil, datenight scented. I comb a little in every morning before work.
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Beyond that it really just comes down to personal preference. I keep mine a lot shorter. I have a nice set of hair clippers that I use to cut my hair and once a week I use them with a 1/2" on the cheeks and a 3/8" on the chin and mustache to trim the scruff off. Then I clean up with a beard trimmer and a pair of scissors for stray hairs.

Twice a week in the shower I use a non-silicone conditioner. It all keeps my beard in pretty great shape.
 
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Doc Cassidy said:
Beyond that it really just comes down to personal preference. I keep mine a lot shorter. I have a nice set of hair clippers that I use to cut my hair and once a week I use them with a 1/2" on the cheeks and a 3/8" on the chin and mustache to trim the scruff off. Then I clean up with a beard trimmer and a pair of scissors for stray hairs.

Twice a week in the shower I use a non-silicone conditioner. It all keeps my beard in pretty great shape.
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Is there a specific trimming kit you might be able to recommend?
 
Bluebird said:
Is there a specific trimming kit you might be able to recommend?
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Not really, I got mine for like 30 bucks at Walmart lol. My hair clippers are really nice though, I got them off my old barber after he retired.

I would recommend a wooden comb though, those cheap plastic ones will damage the hairs. I use a brush before I comb, one like this.
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They're like 5 or 10 bucks at Walmart and it's always worked out well for me.
 
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Doc Cassidy said:
Not really, I got mine for like 30 bucks at Walmart lol. My hair clippers are really nice though, I got them off my old barber after he retired.

I would recommend a wooden comb though, those cheap plastic ones will damage the hairs. I use a brush before I comb, one like this.
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They're like 5 or 10 bucks at Walmart and it's always worked out well for me.
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Thank you beard bud.
 
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I always keep a thick, manly full beard, and have been keeping one since I was 17 years old.
I have experimented with different styles over the years such as solo mustache, solo muttonchops and stubble, but I keep fully bearded nowadays.
I use beard oil whenever I can and shampoo/condition it every time I shower (which is daily).
 
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Ntwadumela said:
I always keep a thick, manly full beard, and have been keeping one since I was 17 years old.
I have experimented with different styles over the years such as solo mustache, solo muttonchops and stubble, but I keep fully bearded nowadays.
I use beard oil whenever I can and shampoo/condition it every time I shower (which is daily).
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Show us your mane, lion-man.
 
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