Somehow owning a beard these days makes us more gay than without. We use all sorts of products, worry about smells and shapes, watch dudes shower, talk to other guys about their face
@@bfm2194 it is nice. The beard either helps like 10 times for sexiness or absolutely no chance, just depends on the lady. I prefer to have it as well, because when it's a turn on for a girl they LOVE it.
I hear you. And agree. I havent spent that much time in front of a mirror in my life. I have a beard that goes to the center of my chest. I tried brushing it once. Wasn't for me. Once a year. 6 months if possible. Go to a proper barber. I mean old school. Top dollar. And get the works. Not the ones that do 10 dollar haircuts. A proper straight razor barber. The kind that give you a beverage of s o me description when you walk in. Hot towel. The old wooden everything. That place. Just get it all. Not about how you look or any of that shit. All I'm saying is try it once. You owe it to your beard.
This method saved my beard, I was literally going to shave my beard off but decided to see if I could find some videos to help me tame the main. It worked I look great and I'm so glad I didn't shave.
I think your beard looks pretty good from the start. I’ve been trying for months to straighten mine but it’s wavy and never wants to be straight no matter how long I put the dryer to it
It's funny, I'm 55 and haven't touched a comb or brush to my hair in 40 years. A little stay in conditioner, rub my hand through it and I'm good for the day. I grow the beard for a couple of months and I've turned into a 14 year old girl! Videos, product, brushes, and I'm anticipating a very stern discussion with my long time barber. Beard on!
I don't know if you still come back to these older videos but I did have a question that I'm having trouble finding an answer to. Terminal length? Is that a thing I've had my beard for almost a year and fully straightened it's only about two and a half inches long off my chin. I try my best to take care of it and brush it etc but I can't seem to get any more growth. Suggestions?
Enjoy the option of a more refined look. Maybe not every day for me, but date night or business occasion. All men should know how to clean up and dress.
I use a salon grade shampoo AND conditioner (that's the secret) on my beard twice a week. Between shampoos, I use that conditioner on it every day when I shower. Every morning I wet my beard, apply beard oil first, then a beard conditioner. I use a sandalwood comb and boar's hair brush. This regimen has made my beard soft (comments from women, and they know!) and tangle free. For me, it's worth the expense of a higher quality shampoo and conditioner. No girly hair dryer or giant round brushes for me!
That's the clue 'styling brush'. I've gone and bought the wrong sort then: small. Will buy another like your one. Definitely useful and thanks. Like yours, my tache is defo a work in progress and want it bigger. Both our beards are a good, medium to large size, just the tache now.
I'm amazed at all the haters posting. To each their own. This is his way of doing it. Doesn't make it right or wrong. Thanks for taking the time to post the video!
This was the most helpful video on straightening your beard that I can find. My beard has an area on the lower chin that keep curling to the right, no matter what I do. It drove me nuts, but first time following this steps and the hairs are straight! Hopefully they'll stay that way.
This was a very informative video. Cant wait to try this tomorrow morning! I have a pretty large brush. Not as big as that one. Well have to see how it goes! Thanks Scott!
I wouldn't recommend to apply hair product wash to your beard also . They dont have the same ingredients also the softeners .Its better to apply beard balm or beard oil before use the hair dryer. After all the procedure is the same as you did .
Thanks for the tips bud! Everything worked! Question tho, do you worry about heat damage to your beard or do you also use heat protectant when using the blow dryer? I know people sometimes say the beard oil or balm protects it but it doesn’t actually say heat protectant on them. Just curious bud, thanks again!
Just used this method and my beard is longer than I originally thought. Used bossman conditioner, their jelly, and balm. Scalpmaster brush and regular hair dryer. Beard is incredibly soft, and longer than normal. I have a wiry beard, which makes for a messy beard. Just shocked this worked so well.
I've had luck with doing a cool air finisher with the blow dryer. I think the idea is that the heat straightens it and the cool air helps the hair stay straight (something about it having a "memory" and wanting to crinkle up again). Not sure if this is true but it helps my beard and over time it seems to keep straighter easier and for longer.
I recommend Carnauba Wax! What's good for the car is good for the beard. You can do both at the same time for efficiency... Thinking about my own beard, maybe cement would help?
I definitely agree with the shampoo/conditioning thing, and with drying your beard (went to highschool with a guy who never dried his, damn it reeked. Water goes sour, guys -) but I'm pretty sure this guy is just incredibly lucky genetically. His beard looks thick and full, both when natural and when straightened. Anyway, I think straightening your beard is as much a stylistic choice as what type of beard you have; my dad has a Van Dyke and has never done any more styling than what it takes to shave - and that's his choice. It works for him. This guy, he wants to use product and he looks good, it works for him. It's just, certain face shapes look better with a straight beard and others look better with the fluffier beard. Same with beard shapes and haircuts. Also, people need to chill. Let the man do his thing. He's happy. Chill.
Finally a no bull video. It's funny how complicated everyone makes a beard and buying products that no one fucking needs . Beard shampoo and conditioner. Seriously . My hair is. Orr important then my beard if I wash my hair with herbal essences then why not my beard . My beard hair is way more resilient.. all these sponsored people doing beard videos trying to sell their products makes me fucking mad . So thanks for your great and fun video
The Maestros beard wash feels very different when I wash with that compared to any normal shampoo and conditioner. It seems to have a more oily feel and that helps it a lot, regular shampoo dries the hell out of it. I also only use any shampoo on my beard once every few days otherwise you strip to much oil and it just becomes unruly
I bought the bossman because of you and at first I didn't like the smell but after using all 3 of their products it was not bad,it came out super oily the jelly at the start and it coming to the UK probably didn't shake it enough, peace and thanks for video
So I'm curious, will this work first time on a crinkly beard? Or will it take some time to "train the hair"? Mine is probably just over a #3 guard length, and just as crinkly and annoying as all get out. So will this take some time or should it work right first time? Thanks in advance!!
To straighten ur beard all u have to do is use a powerful hair dryer and a hair comb. U dont have to use a hair brush and u don't need to use hair products. All u have to do is apply some heat to the beard while u comb it downwards that's it!!
My beard looks like an afro on my chin. I love it. I just come to these videos to gleam information that I may not already know. Afro beard for the win!
Looks good, man! Thanks for the tutorial. Now, I once saw a video where a barber used a cooler temperature for his beard in order to keep the hairs from getting frayed and splitting. But the hotter temperature is to help the beard with styling, is that right?
Products using wax, need to be warmed, then applied, quickly followed by brushing. When the waxed whiskers cool, the wax will go back to a stiffer state, which is what creates the hold or control. It's like a candle wick. Without wax or with hot/warm wax, it just flops. But as that wax covered wick cools, it stiffens and maintains the shape in which it dried.
Thanks for this video man...I'm going to try this for the first time in a couple days...my beard isn't quite as long but starting to get out of hand...your technique should help!
My beard is very similar in style to yours. I like to straighten mine as well, so thanks for the tips! I’ve been on the look out for a good styling round brush like the one use as well
Scott, thank you for this vid. My beard is fairly long with a large hooking curl at the end. Your brush and hairdryer technique worked amazing!!!! That thick brush is key. I gained another inch in length. Thanks again. Subscribed.
Thank you SCOTT!!! needed this video quite bad. Also one question, The hair underneath my lower lip sorta has reached its terminal length, so there's this slight split between the rest and there. Any tips on dealing with that?
Wow Scott, beautiful your beard more and more beautiful and your mustache too. Thank you for the video I laugh too much when you put in the shower. What a pretty cry. You are more and more beautiful :-)
I get really bad knots under my beard, where the neck hair is, and it's an extremely painful to comb or brush out. Any advice to make it either not knot as often or make it easier to comb out? My hair gets super tangly, way worse than yours does and it sucks lol
"And that's how you do it Ladies and Gentlemen". I sure as hell hope Ladies don't need this tutorial. The other day I saw a LAYYY-DEEE with a goatee. I'm now convinced humanity is devolving.
I hope you’re not suggesting that we wash our beards everyday,because that is not good. Plus,never wash your beard with the same stuff you wash your hair with. No,no,no!
There's no need to spend a bunch of money on foofoo beard products - regular shampoo + conditioner works just fine as long as you follow up with a decent beard brush and oil/balm. I have a beard every bit as full as this gentleman's and have tried everything from fancy products to cheap ones, and it makes little difference in the end. Buy what you want, but our ancestors grew mighty beards just fine before any of this stuff even existed, so I wouldn't get too hung up on it. It's just hair, after all. 👍
Are you using hair products in your beard? Most of the hair products remove the oil in the beard thats important for a healthy beard 😊 its not that expensive for a beard shampoo. Only use a drop so it lasts long
Scott I am a new subscriber to your channel. Much appreciated information you have given 👍. I am in the beginning stages of growing my goatee to a very full thick style. I am a Man of Color so my hair is extremely curly and thin,so I appreciate the blow dryer for the straightening approach. Awesome 👌.
Definitely dont wash your beard with the same shampoo and conditioner that you use for your head, thats gonna strip your beard of its natural oils and dry it out, you want to use something that is specially made for beards, getting something with all natural ingredients is best. I SAY AGAIN! DONT WASH YOUR BEARD WITH THE SAME STUFF YOU USE FOR YOUR HEAD!!!
My wife brought up a good point yesterday that men have growing beards for 1,000s of years...not once did they care about beard conditioning or shampoos for beards... They just washed it. Pretty simple.
I love your videos, and I am trying to put all your tips into action, but I just don't think my beard is long enough. Been growing for about 4 months but it's only about an inch, inch and half long.
While this will work with a lot of people... some of us have skin that will not allow us to strip our natural oils from our hair, this creates extreme skin irrigation. Ive tried all of the recommended processes but the only one that i found that worked was never wash your beard with any kind of product this includes oils ect.. what was successful for me was plain water . Any other than this becomes a nightmare.
I screwed up or something during my early training /trimming days.. I'm a few months in, have about 7 inches total of mustache wingspan but still struggle training the hairs. I how to find out more useful suggestions!
Easiest way to get a straight beard . Boil One cup of rice drain it let it sit for five minutes makes in 1 tablespoon of coconut oil 1 teaspoon of cornstarch blend very well massage into beard let sit for more than two hours preferably when you’re watching a movie at night wash your beard with cold water and then take a shower and wash with shampoo and conditioner combe straight go to bed ! Also will make your hair grow fast crazy fast !! Repeat Three nights a week .
I use the herbal essence coconut conditioner as my co-wash , i also mix a very small amount of herbal essence coconut shampoo into my co-wash , about a 80% / 20% mix
I really don't see the point of having or using a hair dryer if you're a man and have short hair. The only exception for myself is if I use a styling product that I need to dry in my hair and if you are wet from the rain. I try not to use it on my beard though.
"And that's how you do it ladies and getlemen"
I really wouldn't like to meet the ladies that need this video :D
😆
Since I’ve started growing my beard, I’ve spent a lot of time watching dudes in showers
lol
Somehow owning a beard these days makes us more gay than without. We use all sorts of products, worry about smells and shapes, watch dudes shower, talk to other guys about their face
Skinny Buddha maybe a little gay, but the amount of females wanting to touch my face has dramatically increased as well
Hopefully they don't catch you staring.
@@bfm2194 it is nice. The beard either helps like 10 times for sexiness or absolutely no chance, just depends on the lady. I prefer to have it as well, because when it's a turn on for a girl they LOVE it.
Glad this works for you. I usually have twigs and leaves in my beard. Helps me when I’m hunting.
I hear you. And agree. I havent spent that much time in front of a mirror in my life.
I have a beard that goes to the center of my chest. I tried brushing it once. Wasn't for me.
Once a year. 6 months if possible. Go to a proper barber.
I mean old school. Top dollar. And get the works. Not the ones that do 10 dollar haircuts. A proper straight razor barber. The kind that give you a beverage of s o me description when you walk in. Hot towel. The old wooden everything. That place. Just get it all. Not about how you look or any of that shit.
All I'm saying is try it once.
You owe it to your beard.
This method saved my beard, I was literally going to shave my beard off but decided to see if I could find some videos to help me tame the main. It worked I look great and I'm so glad I didn't shave.
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Finally a video that doesn't try and sell stuff and just gives advice
I just love how you said "LADIES and gentlemen".
I know you may have female viewers... But that kinda just made me smile :-)
Thanks for the video!
I think your beard looks pretty good from the start. I’ve been trying for months to straighten mine but it’s wavy and never wants to be straight no matter how long I put the dryer to it
Try hair straightener ... It works
I am happy to say that searched for this. It wasn't recommended...I searched!
Beard products make my beard all jacked up. I’ll try it this way.
It's funny, I'm 55 and haven't touched a comb or brush to my hair in 40 years. A little stay in conditioner, rub my hand through it and I'm good for the day. I grow the beard for a couple of months and I've turned into a 14 year old girl! Videos, product, brushes, and I'm anticipating a very stern discussion with my long time barber. Beard on!
Your suggestions have made a huge difference in my ability to straighten my beard...... Thank you!
I don't know if you still come back to these older videos but I did have a question that I'm having trouble finding an answer to. Terminal length? Is that a thing I've had my beard for almost a year and fully straightened it's only about two and a half inches long off my chin. I try my best to take care of it and brush it etc but I can't seem to get any more growth. Suggestions?
It is and my suggestion is to keep a d maintain.
Since growing my beard, my wife laughs at the fact that I watch and follow dudes on UA-cam.
The fact that he said ladies and gentleman😂
Love the vid man🔥
damn..how I ended up watching vids of mature men taking a shower
Enjoy the option of a more refined look. Maybe not every day for me, but date night or business occasion.
All men should know how to clean up and dress.
I use a salon grade shampoo AND conditioner (that's the secret) on my beard twice a week. Between shampoos, I use that conditioner on it every day when I shower. Every morning I wet my beard, apply beard oil first, then a beard conditioner. I use a sandalwood comb and boar's hair brush. This regimen has made my beard soft (comments from women, and they know!) and tangle free. For me, it's worth the expense of a higher quality shampoo and conditioner. No girly hair dryer or giant round brushes for me!
This was awesome! Who would of thought !! My beard journey hasn’t been the best but trying .
Fuck me if there's a single beard video out there that's not selling a tonne of products.
Shout out to Scott Barnes. Great little trick, night and day difference with my beard looking neat. Cheers
That's the clue 'styling brush'. I've gone and bought the wrong sort then: small. Will buy another like your one. Definitely useful and thanks. Like yours, my tache is defo a work in progress and want it bigger. Both our beards are a good, medium to large size, just the tache now.
I'm amazed at all the haters posting. To each their own. This is his way of doing it. Doesn't make it right or wrong. Thanks for taking the time to post the video!
This was the most helpful video on straightening your beard that I can find. My beard has an area on the lower chin that keep curling to the right, no matter what I do. It drove me nuts, but first time following this steps and the hairs are straight! Hopefully they'll stay that way.
Nothing more honest than a shirtless man. Haha. Good tips, bro. Thanks.
I watched your first 18 mins long video without blinking. Well deserved subscribe!
Gonna show this to my Bearded Viking Brother 😀 Thanks ❤
This was a very informative video. Cant wait to try this tomorrow morning! I have a pretty large brush. Not as big as that one. Well have to see how it goes! Thanks Scott!
how much time have you let it grow out at this point?
I wouldn't recommend to apply hair product wash to your beard also . They dont have the same ingredients also the softeners .Its better to apply beard balm or beard oil before use the hair dryer. After all the procedure is the same as you did .
You look like a cross between Captain America and 80's Christian Slater
damn i wish someone would tell me that lol
@@83KJack hey you look like captain america and 80's christian slater all mixed up well.
Reminds me of Baldur from God of War...
Thanks for the tips bud! Everything worked! Question tho, do you worry about heat damage to your beard or do you also use heat protectant when using the blow dryer? I know people sometimes say the beard oil or balm protects it but it doesn’t actually say heat protectant on them. Just curious bud, thanks again!
Just used this method and my beard is longer than I originally thought. Used bossman conditioner, their jelly, and balm. Scalpmaster brush and regular hair dryer. Beard is incredibly soft, and longer than normal.
I have a wiry beard, which makes for a messy beard. Just shocked this worked so well.
Never posted before, but I just wanted to say thanks. Huge help, wife love it now.
I've had luck with doing a cool air finisher with the blow dryer. I think the idea is that the heat straightens it and the cool air helps the hair stay straight (something about it having a "memory" and wanting to crinkle up again). Not sure if this is true but it helps my beard and over time it seems to keep straighter easier and for longer.
How often are you shampooing and conditioning? Also, are you using a 2" or a 3.5" brush in the video? Thanks!
I recommend Carnauba Wax!
What's good for the car is good for the beard.
You can do both at the same time for efficiency...
Thinking about my own beard, maybe cement would help?
I definitely agree with the shampoo/conditioning thing, and with drying your beard (went to highschool with a guy who never dried his, damn it reeked. Water goes sour, guys -) but I'm pretty sure this guy is just incredibly lucky genetically. His beard looks thick and full, both when natural and when straightened.
Anyway, I think straightening your beard is as much a stylistic choice as what type of beard you have; my dad has a Van Dyke and has never done any more styling than what it takes to shave - and that's his choice. It works for him. This guy, he wants to use product and he looks good, it works for him.
It's just, certain face shapes look better with a straight beard and others look better with the fluffier beard. Same with beard shapes and haircuts.
Also, people need to chill. Let the man do his thing. He's happy. Chill.
Finally a no bull video. It's funny how complicated everyone makes a beard and buying products that no one fucking needs . Beard shampoo and conditioner. Seriously . My hair is. Orr important then my beard if I wash my hair with herbal essences then why not my beard . My beard hair is way more resilient.. all these sponsored people doing beard videos trying to sell their products makes me fucking mad . So thanks for your great and fun video
I watched your video in preparation to straighten a beard today in my salon , love your work and style haha!!
I'm loving your rinky dink pink hairdryer!
The Maestros beard wash feels very different when I wash with that compared to any normal shampoo and conditioner. It seems to have a more oily feel and that helps it a lot, regular shampoo dries the hell out of it. I also only use any shampoo on my beard once every few days otherwise you strip to much oil and it just becomes unruly
I'm not sure if it's intentional, but you're funny as hell dude. This vid gave me a good laugh.
I bought the bossman because of you and at first I didn't like the smell but after using all 3 of their products it was not bad,it came out super oily the jelly at the start and it coming to the UK probably didn't shake it enough, peace and thanks for video
So I'm curious, will this work first time on a crinkly beard? Or will it take some time to "train the hair"? Mine is probably just over a #3 guard length, and just as crinkly and annoying as all get out. So will this take some time or should it work right first time? Thanks in advance!!
Girls love the curls. Goes for beards as well. Kinks. Waves. Curls. Natural looking works for me bit unnatural looking with a uniformed straight beard
To straighten ur beard all u have to do is use a powerful hair dryer and a hair comb. U dont have to use a hair brush and u don't need to use hair products. All u have to do is apply some heat to the beard while u comb it downwards that's it!!
@Tom Healy
It takes me 2 to 3 mins to do mine and it's very straight
Iman Hidayat sounds like you should make a video of your "HOW TOO"
There's no need for a man to straighten his beard.
@@markandsteve - OK grand emperor, what else should I or should I not do?
@@markandsteve my beard looks very untidy if I don't otherwise it right there is no need
My beard looks like an afro on my chin. I love it. I just come to these videos to gleam information that I may not already know. Afro beard for the win!
This was a great tip. I went and purchased a barrel brush and liked the results... Thanks
"i know you can do it!" you overestimate me
**shaves bear in shame**
ayo what that bear do to you
Do you put a hair drier on high..heat? great video, just this wasnt really exact if you meant high heat..thanks 😊
Great stuff my man! Keep up the good work!
Bjj brow belt, long beard, would not mess with this guy 😂
Looks good, man! Thanks for the tutorial.
Now, I once saw a video where a barber used a cooler temperature for his beard in order to keep the hairs from getting frayed and splitting. But the hotter temperature is to help the beard with styling, is that right?
Products using wax, need to be warmed, then applied, quickly followed by brushing.
When the waxed whiskers cool, the wax will go back to a stiffer state, which is what creates the hold or control.
It's like a candle wick. Without wax or with hot/warm wax, it just flops. But as that wax covered wick cools, it stiffens and maintains the shape in which it dried.
Nice video, man. But I have to ask. Are you a Judo Brown belt? It looks like there is a competition Judoki in the back.
Thanks for this video man...I'm going to try this for the first time in a couple days...my beard isn't quite as long but starting to get out of hand...your technique should help!
My beard is very similar in style to yours. I like to straighten mine as well, so thanks for the tips! I’ve been on the look out for a good styling round brush like the one use as well
Good comment!!! Walmart has a great selection!!!
Scott, thank you for this vid. My beard is fairly long with a large hooking curl at the end. Your brush and hairdryer technique worked amazing!!!! That thick brush is key. I gained another inch in length. Thanks again. Subscribed.
Great vid Scott... I used a small brush when my beard was shorter. Now it gets caught in my beard so the Scott mega size is best...
Hair dryer is key, great tips!
What is the best beard balm product for people living in Europe in your opinion?
Thank you SCOTT!!! needed this video quite bad. Also one question, The hair underneath my lower lip sorta has reached its terminal length, so there's this slight split between the rest and there. Any tips on dealing with that?
haha dat big ass brush tho ! great work
I will admit the screaming when he got into the shower was pretty hilarious 😂
Dude, that brush.
LOL! Was it hot or cold when you get in the shower?
Wow Scott, beautiful your beard more and more beautiful and your mustache too.
Thank you for the video I laugh too much when you put in the shower. What a pretty cry.
You are more and more beautiful :-)
aramis661 thanks for that awesome comment!!!
Do you use arm hair shampoo??? It seems mighty thick between the wrist and elbow
Some people are just luckily born with genetics for a great beard
Do u also heve any tips on how to get so much beard. Iam 29 years old and heve still not a fill beard😮
2:15 For a second I thought you gonna say "I pee in the shower". Great vid!
How do you feel about dyeing the grey out of beard? I’m debating whether to do it.
I get really bad knots under my beard, where the neck hair is, and it's an extremely painful to comb or brush out. Any advice to make it either not knot as often or make it easier to comb out? My hair gets super tangly, way worse than yours does and it sucks lol
"And that's how you do it Ladies and Gentlemen". I sure as hell hope Ladies don't need this tutorial. The other day I saw a LAYYY-DEEE with a goatee. I'm now convinced humanity is devolving.
Ha!
What did you use in your beard?!? I want to get it for the hubby!
Makes me want to jump in the shower but its 1 in the morning
I do this ritual if I'm wearing a shirt... If not I do it after... If I'm wearing a t-shirt... So it doesn't mess the style as it comes over my face.
Do you recommend alternating using beard oil and beard balm ?
I hope you’re not suggesting that we wash our beards everyday,because that is not good. Plus,never wash your beard with the same stuff you wash your hair with. No,no,no!
Facts.
There's no need to spend a bunch of money on foofoo beard products - regular shampoo + conditioner works just fine as long as you follow up with a decent beard brush and oil/balm. I have a beard every bit as full as this gentleman's and have tried everything from fancy products to cheap ones, and it makes little difference in the end. Buy what you want, but our ancestors grew mighty beards just fine before any of this stuff even existed, so I wouldn't get too hung up on it. It's just hair, after all. 👍
Could you please let me know the name of the hat or the type of hat you’re wearing in this video?
Great video. Definitely I will try this trick next time.
Are you using hair products in your beard? Most of the hair products remove the oil in the beard thats important for a healthy beard 😊 its not that expensive for a beard shampoo. Only use a drop so it lasts long
Ove-Andre Aasheim I honestly thought he was making a joke ad then realized how serious he was lol
Scott I am a new subscriber to your channel. Much appreciated information you have given 👍. I am in the beginning stages of growing my goatee to a very full thick style. I am a Man of Color so my hair is extremely curly and thin,so I appreciate the blow dryer for the straightening approach. Awesome 👌.
Will relaxer help or do more damage than good.
Definitely dont wash your beard with the same shampoo and conditioner that you use for your head, thats gonna strip your beard of its natural oils and dry it out, you want to use something that is specially made for beards, getting something with all natural ingredients is best. I SAY AGAIN! DONT WASH YOUR BEARD WITH THE SAME STUFF YOU USE FOR YOUR HEAD!!!
My wife brought up a good point yesterday that men have growing beards for 1,000s of years...not once did they care about beard conditioning or shampoos for beards... They just washed it.
Pretty simple.
Moist- N-Damp they also didn’t care about straightening/styling it though, which people using specific shampoos and products do care about.
Why is it ok to strip the hair on your head of it's natural oils?
I love your videos, and I am trying to put all your tips into action, but I just don't think my beard is long enough. Been growing for about 4 months but it's only about an inch, inch and half long.
Great tips bro,thanks
Thanks for this video fam. I been it straight at home but when I leave it curls back out but maybe to much heat at once. Thanks again!
Really needing advice on the best way to trim my beard. If you have a video, could you please post a link?
Really appreciate this video!
💥👊🥃🎩nice work keep growing
My boy popped up like the vsauce of beard channels
While this will work with a lot of people... some of us have skin that will not allow us to strip our natural oils from our hair, this creates extreme skin irrigation. Ive tried all of the recommended processes but the only one that i found that worked was never wash your beard with any kind of product this includes oils ect.. what was successful for me was plain water . Any other than this becomes a nightmare.
HAHA
Watching this video my wife walks past and gives me the Stink Eye as she notices im watching a naked dude in the shower
I screwed up or something during my early training /trimming days.. I'm a few months in, have about 7 inches total of mustache wingspan but still struggle training the hairs. I how to find out more useful suggestions!
Thanks for sharing. btw: You're a jits brownbelt? :)
Thierry Didelot sure am!!!
One minute im curious if i can straighten my beard, next minute im watching a guy shriek in a shower. how did this happen...
Easiest way to get a straight beard .
Boil One cup of rice drain it let it sit for five minutes makes in 1 tablespoon of coconut oil 1 teaspoon of cornstarch blend very well massage into beard let sit for more than two hours preferably when you’re watching a movie at night wash your beard with cold water and then take a shower and wash with shampoo and conditioner combe straight go to bed ! Also will make your hair grow fast crazy fast !! Repeat Three nights a week .
I use the herbal essence coconut conditioner as my co-wash , i also mix a very small amount of herbal essence coconut shampoo into my co-wash , about a 80% / 20% mix
I really don't see the point of having or using a hair dryer if you're a man and have short hair. The only exception for myself is if I use a styling product that I need to dry in my hair and if you are wet from the rain. I try not to use it on my beard though.
Appreciate this! I am going to try your approach.