Hello George, hello my bearded friends all over this world. I follow you since e few months from the north of Germany, near Hamburg. I spent a lot of time in the evenings with you and love it! My biggest regret is, that I don't have the patience to let my moustache grow over my mouth, to put it to the sides. I'm an undertaker or mortician, don't know, which word is correct... every day I have to look like a dressman and when I have a speech? I think the people have to see my mouth... don't know how to manage that... sorry for my bad English but my school time ended a long time ago... Peace to you and everybody... beards have no borders...
My biggest regret is starting over so many times. I'll be a month into my yeard attempt tomorrow. The longest I got to was 3 months, and I trimmed it to change up my style, I regret that now. Thanks for this video George, great as always.
Great Beard Bruno!!! My biggest regret is exactly like yours... ☹️ I went for a trim myself and jacked da hell of it. so I had to trim all da way back to scruffy look😡😤...Big No to that. Now it's been 3 months since... Very happy with the outcome this time... I've learnt heaps watching your great vids. Really thankful to it and to you... Keep on bringing those great vids. Have a great Christmas nd b Blessed🙏🏽 Peace bearded broda👊🏽
My biggest regret was, aggressively combing and tugging on my beard. Thus interfering with the growth process. But, listening to your advice on proper beard growth, I'm now seeing a more healthier beard. Thank you for your knowledge 😎
I regret asking the barber to "trim" my beard when I was about 7 months in. I was wanting just a lite trim of all the random strays and ended up getting set back a few months.. wasn't happy! It bounced back pretty quick I guess but I'm going to have to wait a little longer know to get it officially shaped. I live just north of Philly.. maybe you could help me out when the time comes Mr. Bailey?
My biggest regret is not starting sooner, I don't know what I was waiting for. Maybe it had more to do with working in the medical field and expecting that my employer would frown on my growing a beard, although I should have known better, I work in a Sleep Disorders Center and work 12 hour nights watching other people sleep for goodness sake. I will tell you that I just started my beard in October starting from a very short mustache and goatee, the only thing I've touched is cleaning up the cheeks a little (my beard hairs grow up towards my eye sockets) and established a neckline just above the Adams apple. My mustache is as long as I've ever had it and somewhat annoying me, it's growing over my top lip and touching my bottom lip and trying to control the "fly aways" is getting to be a real chore. I'm hanging in there though, my desire for an "Epic Mustache" and beard will be met!!! Thanks for all the great advice George.I keep repeating the mantra "Let it grow and let it flow" numerous times throughout the day, LOL.
The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence....... You wish your beard was different,while many of us wish our beards looked like your beard. Beard on,sir! And, Happy Smokes. Bones(SGB)
I too trimmed mine when I wasn't happy with the shape. Had wished I kept it growing and flowing for my yeard. My yeard is no where near what you have. I'm only down to my Adam's Apple, and worry I might be at terminal length. My mustache has also stopped growing? I can only know if I let it flow, and let it grow. Peace to you George, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Biggest regret is back in July I trimmed about 3 inches off my beard and REGRETTED IT EVER SINCE!!!!! Not trimmed it since and growing back with gusto thanks to all your encouragement watching your channel. Hope to fight the urge to trim in 2017! When in doubt grow it out. Cheers bearded buds.
I'm @ 3 years & 4 months, my biggest beard regret is that I had rage beard blown out for a year in a half. My beard looked awful then. I also used to use a flat iron on my beard, for 1 year now I haven't used anything on my beard. My beard is very full & very bushy now, you've been a very big help to me George
No regrets. I wish it was straighter and fuller but so far I have not trimmed it. I shaved it off last year but this year its 3 months old right now and I'm going for the yeard. Ive never let it grow more than 4 months without trimming in the past.
I just hit my 6 mo mark on the 19th. I haven't trimmed anything other than my 'stache and tapered my side burns, which I do every two to 3 weeks. I'm very pleased with how it's shaping up with no trimming. I take a pic once a month and all that's really changed is length. Thanks for the advice and encouragement.
As you said, trimming it. I didn't let my barber touch it, but I trimmed "stray" or "unruly" hairs, and at various points held its shape with scissors or a trimmer. Then I just let it grow and am now near second button. I don't think I changed the overall shape and my beard now is benefitting from your videos. I intend to not trim the sides and may at some stage hold length, after I learn how to make and implement such a decision. Thank you for all you are doing. I did trim my mustache back to my upper lip after a month of thinking about its progress beyond my lower lip, and that is a trimming I do not regret.
All the times I've considered trimming for work or functions I just apply plenty of beard balm and style into a tidy shape,I couldn't keep my unruly beard without beard balm.
Same here.... wish I would have never trimmed on it. Now I have a place on one side that's shorter. Oh well, live and learn. It's growing out. I'm a year in. Not going to cut it again. I want the wizard look as well... 👍
I have OCD and I've got my beard too 8 months 2 times an end up cutting it off due too neck line !! An I have a colic on my right side of my neck that drives my brain crazy . I always regret cutting it but my brain tells me it's not looking wright , this last time I took your advice an just left it alone , but the brain made me cut it off after I cut the stash off due to eating it at every bite of food .. so what can a guy with OCD and a perfectionist mentality do to get a yeard ?? Thanks for any help
Hey sir, I'm about two months into growing out my beard. I have patches of grey in my normal all black beard (signs of aging I suppose 😳). Was wanting any advice even from fellow subscribers, do I dare dye it? Or let it go with nature? Thanks
If you would like to send me two photos which I'd tell you how to take I would be happy to use my skills to shape your beard with photoshop so you can have a look at different trim styles.
I agree with you. I've trimmed my beard twice and now I'm so dissatisfied with it that I think I am going to clipper it off to about 1/4" long and start over. invariably I end up trimming the top edge on my cheeks and then I hate it.
I'm 2 1/2 years in and your beard looks longer than mine and I only trimmed once very very little, (my pic is not actually me) your beard looks straighter than mine, mine curls quite a bit. I kinda regret trimming the stache early on in the first 3 months, I've since let it go. I find my mustache grows waaaaayyyy slower than the rest of the beard, is that true with you? Or others that may read this?
George, your beard is what I'm shooting for! My yeard comes up in week and I am disappointed that it only covers the neckline of a t-shirt when I look in a mirror. My strays that fall out are about 6" long but they are rather curly (pube like). I plan on getting a trim after the year is up due to knots.....if I can find find a barber comfy with doing beards. Otherwise I'll have to do it myself and I am about retarded doing anything in the mirror. Scary times!
It's a true test of ones self. My wife is on me to cut mine but her attempts only give me resolve to Let It Grow and Let It Flow! I'm 54 with a beard since high school so short of telling her "keep it up and I'll let it grow to my knees", I quietly shake my head. 4+ months(technically 6) and Loving it. Having a barber touch my mustache is my regret.
My biggest regret: getting into the habit of picking at it. Second biggest regret: obsessive trimming. My beard is now at 6 inches, but not 6 inches of straight growth. Now, like you, I'm wanting a more natural look. So, I'm letting it fill itself out because I don't want to hit the reset button, specially in winter.
Mr. Bruno I must say that my biggest regret with my beard has got to be not letting it grow past the 3 month length last trim was the end of October and I am dead set on yeard also must thank you for your recommendation on the nub cigar awhile back I have had 3 in the last 2 weeks and picked up a few more today
How would I know if my beard is worthy of growing..I'm not sure where the threshold is as far as if I should spend the time to let it grow long.I'm 3 months in.Salt and pepper at age 57.What do I compare to? Does it look like it's going to look good at 6 months? I'm clueless.
Advice for bearded brothers, especially for someone who are new to this. this helped me from trimmimg my beard for the first 6 to 10 months. there will be days your beard will look crazy all over the place and you would want to trim it. DON'T DO IT. instead GET A HAIR CUT. this will help you from wanting to trim the yeard.
I have the same regret I went in for a trim once ended up with more of a cut hit my yeard a few days ago and that is by far my biggest regret not going to make the same mistake with my 2 yeard!
I'm at 4 months now. I have a very curly beard so it looks more like what most people look like at 2-3 months. I'm ok with the curls, but length just doesn't show the same. My only complaint/regret is that I should have carved a neckline at my Adam's apple instead of the one finger's width above it that most people recommend. I'm letting the neckline creep down, though so it's not a big deal. There are times when I want a straight haired beard for length reasons, but overall I like having a curly beard because I think it makes it easier to style. It accepts hand-shaping with balm REALLY well. I don't know that I would get that with a straight beard. If I want it to go wider, I can shape it that way. If I want it to be tighter at my cheeks: good to go. But I would love to have more length at this stage. I'm letting it go natural for a while with no trimmer or scissor shaping. I FINALLY found a place local that specifically advertises beard grooming (I've done my research on them, too!). I think I'll give them a try next month. I think at 6 months I'll be at the length I want to keep. The only problem I really have is that my chin grows so much faster than my under-jaw. I have messed up and had to start over 3 times in the last 2 years because I just wanted to "take a little off". So to say the least, I'm not going near my beard with anything used to cut hair. I might occasionally trim a wild misbehaving hair, but I don't do any shaping besides my mustache a little.
I'm at 6 months and have not trimmed on your advice,I do have that natural point even though it's reasonably curly. It seems to be growing a lot slower than yours but again thanks to you I know that's just how mine grows and is ok.
My biggest regret is starting my beard in stages...I had the goatee growing for several months, then started letting the rest grow in, but I was still shaving my neck and trimming the mustache. Then I quit shaving/trimming completely 8 months ago and it is just beginning to come together.
Some like 'em trimmed, some like 'em natural. After trimming the bottom length it takes several years without trimming to gain back a natural shape and bottom fade.
my biggest regret is that i picked at it alot for the first 8 months or so, and due my beard got patchy and uneven. i trim it to fix it but its alot of work. so my biggest advice for growing a good looking beard is to stop playing with it.
biggest regret was also trimming the sides. thanks for the content and keep it up! btw, you talk a lot about CO-washing, I tried this for 2 weeks now. I was wondering what conditioner you use? Im a student and dont have much money to spend, what product would you recomend in that case?
Being at a job that doesn't allow beard growth. While I am young still yes and I have VERY LITTLE going on in my cheeks which I wish would fill out hopefully soon I am at this job because it is too perferct for the other aspects and once my writing career launches I can leave and finally "let it grow and let it flow". I want a full dwarven/wizard beard much like my avitar although i know his is a bit on the extreme haha
My biggest beard regret is that I didn't attemp to grow this sooner in life. Other than that being six months in I regret having trimmed as well. However, being that this is my first ever attemp at growing my beard out, I am very happy with my progress so far and I owe much of my success to the Sultan.
Messing with mustache length. For me a big beard requires a big mustache. Almost always looks better that way. But it can be very annoying getting to a long length.
My biggest regret is last year I was 10 months in and hit the reset button. But you can't dwell on the past. So going strong growth at 4 months right now.#goingforyeard
My biggest regret is all of those times that I would end up cutting the beard short to please my wife. She is still with me after 35+ years,so I should have just let it grow long years ago. Bones(SGB)
I totally agree, my brothers out there who want to grow a beard but your wife doen't agree just do it. she will fall in love with it over time just you will.
My biggest regret was I got to about nine months of growth and decided I needed a change and went back to the profile picture I have now. The good news is that I started the beard back at the beginning of November and am now almost two months back into growing it out and I am going to go for the one year natural growth with no trimming this time.
Just started my yeard in October and it is looking fine. I am having colon surgery on Dec. 30th and the surgeon asked me to trim my stache so he can see my lip. He also said he may have to soak my beard in vaseline to get a good fit for oxygen. Any suggestions to get the stache and beard to lie flat? I really don't want to trim or cut it off at this point. Happy New Yeard everyone!
Biggest regret was when I chopped off the ends of my handlebar mustache. A beard isn't the same without an awesome mustache sitting on top of (in my opinion).
hello George, same thing here, I'm growing my beard since two years, in the first year I used to trim the neck line and when finally I decided to let it grow naturally, they butchered my beard worth 6 months and the tache he trimmed it really short, now I'm 7 months without touching it , I'd have 2 years of beard within 2 days and same as you I am curious how would look if I wouldn't trim it at all.( can see my beard progress in my ig page - @don___alex) peace
Anyone know of any good products or tips to help fill out bald spots especially on cheeks/sides? I currently have the chin real well going near neck and a little around under the jaw and good on sideburns but from cheeks to the edges of mustache area are near barren. I do have the edges of mustache going on but my mustache area is entirely anti-hitler-esque as the area where his mustache was grown is almost fully bald. Currently just grabbed the spray and soon will get the supplement of beardilizer, had the spray for a week now and I know that based on their site they say for real results it takes about 6 months which funny enough sounds much like the give it time answer you have here.
stop looking in the mirror for another 3 months. lol just kidding... what helped me whenever i felt like that was to get a hair cut. believe me after 6 months it gets much easier, as the beard gets longer your face will not look as wide as it does rite now. hope this helps
Kaiser im at 8 months as well. my wife measured a hair stretched out and it was 4 1/2 inches but natural it was 3 1/2. so just from the curls of my beard i basically lose an inch. but i co wash everyday and use my oil and balm and blow dry it and its alot more tame-able and straight
I'm at 14 months and my biggest regret is that I let a butcher trim it to short to many times its about 6 inches and could be much more glorious if I had found a better barber
Hello George, hello my bearded friends all over this world.
I follow you since e few months from the north of Germany, near Hamburg.
I spent a lot of time in the evenings with you and love it!
My biggest regret is, that I don't have the patience to let my moustache grow over my mouth, to put it to the sides. I'm an undertaker or mortician, don't know, which word is correct... every day I have to look like a dressman and when I have a speech? I think the people have to see my mouth... don't know how to manage that... sorry for my bad English but my school time ended a long time ago... Peace to you and everybody... beards have no borders...
My biggest regret is starting over so many times. I'll be a month into my yeard attempt tomorrow. The longest I got to was 3 months, and I trimmed it to change up my style, I regret that now.
Thanks for this video George, great as always.
let it grow and let it flow.
my favorite advice from you
Great Beard Bruno!!! My biggest regret is exactly like yours... ☹️ I went for a trim myself and jacked da hell of it. so I had to trim all da way back to scruffy look😡😤...Big No to that. Now it's been 3 months since... Very happy with the outcome this time... I've learnt heaps watching your great vids. Really thankful to it and to you... Keep on bringing those great vids. Have a great Christmas nd b Blessed🙏🏽 Peace bearded broda👊🏽
Also, love your videos. Very confidence inspiring. Good job Mr. Sultan.
My biggest regret was, aggressively combing and tugging on my beard. Thus interfering with the growth process. But, listening to your advice on proper beard growth, I'm now seeing a more healthier beard. Thank you for your knowledge 😎
I regret asking the barber to "trim" my beard when I was about 7 months in. I was wanting just a lite trim of all the random strays and ended up getting set back a few months.. wasn't happy! It bounced back pretty quick I guess but I'm going to have to wait a little longer know to get it officially shaped. I live just north of Philly.. maybe you could help me out when the time comes Mr. Bailey?
My biggest regret is not starting sooner, I don't know what I was waiting for. Maybe it had more to do with working in the medical field and expecting that my employer would frown on my growing a beard, although I should have known better, I work in a Sleep Disorders Center and work 12 hour nights watching other people sleep for goodness sake. I will tell you that I just started my beard in October starting from a very short mustache and goatee, the only thing I've touched is cleaning up the cheeks a little (my beard hairs grow up towards my eye sockets) and established a neckline just above the Adams apple. My mustache is as long as I've ever had it and somewhat annoying me, it's growing over my top lip and touching my bottom lip and trying to control the "fly aways" is getting to be a real chore. I'm hanging in there though, my desire for an "Epic Mustache" and beard will be met!!! Thanks for all the great advice George.I keep repeating the mantra "Let it grow and let it flow" numerous times throughout the day, LOL.
The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence....... You wish your beard was different,while many of us wish our beards looked like your beard. Beard on,sir! And, Happy Smokes. Bones(SGB)
I too trimmed mine when I wasn't happy with the shape. Had wished I kept it growing and flowing for my yeard. My yeard is no where near what you have. I'm only down to my Adam's Apple, and worry I might be at terminal length. My mustache has also stopped growing? I can only know if I let it flow, and let it grow. Peace to you George, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Facial fur flowing furiously for freedom.
Biggest regret is back in July I trimmed about 3 inches off my beard and REGRETTED IT EVER SINCE!!!!! Not trimmed it since and growing back with gusto thanks to all your encouragement watching your channel. Hope to fight the urge to trim in 2017! When in doubt grow it out. Cheers bearded buds.
I'm @ 3 years & 4 months, my biggest beard regret is that I had rage beard blown out for a year in a half. My beard looked awful then. I also used to use a flat iron on my beard, for 1 year now I haven't used anything on my beard. My beard is very full & very bushy now, you've been a very big help to me George
No regrets. I wish it was straighter and fuller but so far I have not trimmed it. I shaved it off last year but this year its 3 months old right now and I'm going for the yeard. Ive never let it grow more than 4 months without trimming in the past.
I asked a barber to trim some wild hairs, and before I knew he had cut my mustache off at my lip. This was 3 weeks ago..... I'am still pissed
Trusting a barber to cut my hair is like trusting that my girlfriend wont almost get us killed while driving 😅
I just hit my 6 mo mark on the 19th. I haven't trimmed anything other than my 'stache and tapered my side burns, which I do every two to 3 weeks. I'm very pleased with how it's shaping up with no trimming. I take a pic once a month and all that's really changed is length. Thanks for the advice and encouragement.
Remember your own advice, Sultan! Time and length fix everything.
As you said, trimming it. I didn't let my barber touch it, but I trimmed "stray" or "unruly" hairs, and at various points held its shape with scissors or a trimmer. Then I just let it grow and am now near second button. I don't think I changed the overall shape and my beard now is benefitting from your videos. I intend to not trim the sides and may at some stage hold length, after I learn how to make and implement such a decision. Thank you for all you are doing. I did trim my mustache back to my upper lip after a month of thinking about its progress beyond my lower lip, and that is a trimming I do not regret.
All the times I've considered trimming for work or functions I just apply plenty of beard balm and style into a tidy shape,I couldn't keep my unruly beard without beard balm.
Same here.... wish I would have never trimmed on it. Now I have a place on one side that's shorter. Oh well, live and learn. It's growing out. I'm a year in. Not going to cut it again. I want the wizard look as well... 👍
not starting sooner
Have a barber to trim my beard was my biggest regret, it was this summer and I don`t have the same length yet as before the trim.
Looks awesome, man!
I have OCD and I've got my beard too 8 months 2 times an end up cutting it off due too neck line !! An I have a colic on my right side of my neck that drives my brain crazy . I always regret cutting it but my brain tells me it's not looking wright , this last time I took your advice an just left it alone , but the brain made me cut it off after I cut the stash off due to eating it at every bite of food .. so what can a guy with OCD and a perfectionist mentality do to get a yeard ?? Thanks for any help
Im with you i trimmed early on and sometimes wonder where mg beard wiuld be if i never did
Hey sir, I'm about two months into growing out my beard. I have patches of grey in my normal all black beard (signs of aging I suppose 😳). Was wanting any advice even from fellow subscribers, do I dare dye it? Or let it go with nature? Thanks
+Charlie Keeler I'm a proponent of natural but it's really about your preferences. Peace.
If you would like to send me two photos which I'd tell you how to take I would be happy to use my skills to shape your beard with photoshop so you can have a look at different trim styles.
I'm a few days from 4 months, and just tried the coconut oil condition treatment. feels and smells great!
I agree with you. I've trimmed my beard twice and now I'm so dissatisfied with it that I think I am going to clipper it off to about 1/4" long and start over. invariably I end up trimming the top edge on my cheeks and then I hate it.
I'm 2 1/2 years in and your beard looks longer than mine and I only trimmed once very very little, (my pic is not actually me) your beard looks straighter than mine, mine curls quite a bit. I kinda regret trimming the stache early on in the first 3 months, I've since let it go. I find my mustache grows waaaaayyyy slower than the rest of the beard, is that true with you? Or others that may read this?
George, your beard is what I'm shooting for! My yeard comes up in week and I am disappointed that it only covers the neckline of a t-shirt when I look in a mirror. My strays that fall out are about 6" long but they are rather curly (pube like). I plan on getting a trim after the year is up due to knots.....if I can find find a barber comfy with doing beards. Otherwise I'll have to do it myself and I am about retarded doing anything in the mirror. Scary times!
It's a true test of ones self. My wife is on me to cut mine but her attempts only give me resolve to Let It Grow and Let It Flow! I'm 54 with a beard since high school so short of telling her "keep it up and I'll let it grow to my knees", I quietly shake my head. 4+ months(technically 6) and Loving it. Having a barber touch my mustache is my regret.
My biggest regret: getting into the habit of picking at it. Second biggest regret: obsessive trimming. My beard is now at 6 inches, but not 6 inches of straight growth. Now, like you, I'm wanting a more natural look. So, I'm letting it fill itself out because I don't want to hit the reset button, specially in winter.
I am shooting for that beard shape that you have my man, I think it's awesome
Mr. Bruno I must say that my biggest regret with my beard has got to be not letting it grow past the 3 month length last trim was the end of October and I am dead set on yeard also must thank you for your recommendation on the nub cigar awhile back I have had 3 in the last 2 weeks and picked up a few more today
How would I know if my beard is worthy of growing..I'm not sure where the threshold is as far as if I should spend the time to let it grow long.I'm 3 months in.Salt and pepper at age 57.What do I compare to? Does it look like it's going to look good at 6 months? I'm clueless.
Advice for bearded brothers, especially for someone who are new to this. this helped me from trimmimg my beard for the first 6 to 10 months. there will be days your beard will look crazy all over the place and you would want to trim it. DON'T DO IT. instead GET A HAIR CUT. this will help you from wanting to trim the yeard.
I have the same regret I went in for a trim once ended up with more of a cut hit my yeard a few days ago and that is by far my biggest regret not going to make the same mistake with my 2 yeard!
I'm at 4 months now. I have a very curly beard so it looks more like what most people look like at 2-3 months. I'm ok with the curls, but length just doesn't show the same. My only complaint/regret is that I should have carved a neckline at my Adam's apple instead of the one finger's width above it that most people recommend. I'm letting the neckline creep down, though so it's not a big deal. There are times when I want a straight haired beard for length reasons, but overall I like having a curly beard because I think it makes it easier to style. It accepts hand-shaping with balm REALLY well. I don't know that I would get that with a straight beard. If I want it to go wider, I can shape it that way. If I want it to be tighter at my cheeks: good to go. But I would love to have more length at this stage. I'm letting it go natural for a while with no trimmer or scissor shaping. I FINALLY found a place local that specifically advertises beard grooming (I've done my research on them, too!). I think I'll give them a try next month. I think at 6 months I'll be at the length I want to keep. The only problem I really have is that my chin grows so much faster than my under-jaw. I have messed up and had to start over 3 times in the last 2 years because I just wanted to "take a little off". So to say the least, I'm not going near my beard with anything used to cut hair. I might occasionally trim a wild misbehaving hair, but I don't do any shaping besides my mustache a little.
I'm at 6 months and have not trimmed on your advice,I do have that natural point even though it's reasonably curly.
It seems to be growing a lot slower than yours but again thanks to you I know that's just how mine grows and is ok.
My biggest regret is starting my beard in stages...I had the goatee growing for several months, then started letting the rest grow in, but I was still shaving my neck and trimming the mustache. Then I quit shaving/trimming completely 8 months ago and it is just beginning to come together.
My biggest regret was trim my beard to. Just to feel more sociable. Nowadays, I think is the habit to keep touching and trying to strait it.
At 25 with lack of exprience with facial hair, my regret was constantly shampooing my face and hair. My hair became serverly dry and damaged😲
I really dont know if i have a regret...Theres certainly alot of would of, Could of, And should of.
Some like 'em trimmed, some like 'em natural. After trimming the bottom length it takes several years without trimming to gain back a natural shape and bottom fade.
my biggest regret is that i picked at it alot for the first 8 months or so, and due my beard got patchy and uneven. i trim it to fix it but its alot of work. so my biggest advice for growing a good looking beard is to stop playing with it.
biggest regret was also trimming the sides. thanks for the content and keep it up! btw, you talk a lot about CO-washing, I tried this for 2 weeks now. I was wondering what conditioner you use? Im a student and dont have much money to spend, what product would you recomend in that case?
+Ninjarius Eden Coconut co-wash
Being at a job that doesn't allow beard growth. While I am young still yes and I have VERY LITTLE going on in my cheeks which I wish would fill out hopefully soon I am at this job because it is too perferct for the other aspects and once my writing career launches I can leave and finally "let it grow and let it flow". I want a full dwarven/wizard beard much like my avitar although i know his is a bit on the extreme haha
I'm only at 4 mounths old but I regret not starting my beard at Adams apple. I started at just under my chin. now trying to catch that up.
My biggest regret is not letting it grow & flow ,have to hide my scissors 😂🙏🏼👊
I should just shave my peach fuzz... I can't stop comparing my thin wiry beard to AMAZING beards like this.
Wodinn give it time and love! great beards do not come over night takes a massive amount of patience to grow a yeard just hit mine a few days ago
My biggest beard regret is that I didn't attemp to grow this sooner in life. Other than that being six months in I regret having trimmed as well. However, being that this is my first ever attemp at growing my beard out, I am very happy with my progress so far and I owe much of my success to the Sultan.
Social and family pressure
Messing with mustache length. For me a big beard requires a big mustache. Almost always looks better that way. But it can be very annoying getting to a long length.
My biggest regret is last year I was 10 months in and hit the reset button. But you can't dwell on the past. So going strong growth at 4 months right now.#goingforyeard
My biggest regret is all of those times that I would end up cutting the beard short to please my wife. She is still with me after 35+ years,so I should have just let it grow long years ago. Bones(SGB)
I totally agree, my brothers out there who want to grow a beard but your wife doen't agree just do it. she will fall in love with it over time just you will.
My biggest regret is that I didn't start 10 years sooner.
My biggest regret was I got to about nine months of growth and decided I needed a change and went back to the profile picture I have now. The good news is that I started the beard back at the beginning of November and am now almost two months back into growing it out and I am going to go for the one year natural growth with no trimming this time.
Just started my yeard in October and it is looking fine. I am having colon surgery on Dec. 30th and the surgeon asked me to trim my stache so he can see my lip. He also said he may have to soak my beard in vaseline to get a good fit for oxygen. Any suggestions to get the stache and beard to lie flat? I really don't want to trim or cut it off at this point. Happy New Yeard everyone!
Biggest regret was when I chopped off the ends of my handlebar mustache. A beard isn't the same without an awesome mustache sitting on top of (in my opinion).
hello George, same thing here, I'm growing my beard since two years, in the first year I used to trim the neck line and when finally I decided to let it grow naturally, they butchered my beard worth 6 months and the tache he trimmed it really short, now I'm 7 months without touching it , I'd have 2 years of beard within 2 days and same as you I am curious how would look if I wouldn't trim it at all.( can see my beard progress in my ig page - @don___alex) peace
wish I started clean shaven at 7 months now not liking the shape not touching it till I have my yeard
Anyone know of any good products or tips to help fill out bald spots especially on cheeks/sides?
I currently have the chin real well going near neck and a little around under the jaw and good on sideburns but from cheeks to the edges of mustache area are near barren. I do have the edges of mustache going on but my mustache area is entirely anti-hitler-esque as the area where his mustache was grown is almost fully bald.
Currently just grabbed the spray and soon will get the supplement of beardilizer, had the spray for a week now and I know that based on their site they say for real results it takes about 6 months which funny enough sounds much like the give it time answer you have here.
I'm at 3-4 months and struggling not to shave
stop looking in the mirror for another 3 months. lol just kidding... what helped me whenever i felt like that was to get a hair cut. believe me after 6 months it gets much easier, as the beard gets longer your face will not look as wide as it does rite now. hope this helps
that helps, thanks much
not using beard oil in the beginning and not letting my neck hair grow out at the beginning and trimming a lot
I'm at 8 months and it's just bushy as could be not even half your length and I didn't touch it one time.
Kaiser im at 8 months as well. my wife measured a hair stretched out and it was 4 1/2 inches but natural it was 3 1/2. so just from the curls of my beard i basically lose an inch. but i co wash everyday and use my oil and balm and blow dry it and its alot more tame-able and straight
same here
I'm at 14 months and my biggest regret is that I let a butcher trim it to short to many times its about 6 inches and could be much more glorious if I had found a better barber
Shaping it at 6 months
same hete