15 Beard Lessons That Took My Beard From Zero to Hero

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  • Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
  • 👋 Hey there, bearded warriors and aspiring beard-growers! Welcome to the ultimate guide on "15 Lessons to Grow Your Best Beard Ever: A Year in Review."
    🧔 If you've been searching for comprehensive beard tips or wondering how to grow a beard that turns heads, you've landed on the right video. I've spent an entire year experimenting, failing, and succeeding in growing my beard, and now I'm here to share my top 15 lessons with you!
    📚 *What You'll Learn:*
    - Why letting the sides of your beard grow is essential 🌱
    - The importance of investing in specialised beard wash 🚿
    - How beard butter can be your secret weapon for an envy-inducing beard 🛡️
    - Minimal trims for maximal results ✂️
    - ...and 11 more invaluable tips!
    📅 *Who This Is For:*
    - If you're new to the beard game and wondering how to grow a beard from scratch
    - If you've got some beard-growing experience but want to level up
    - If you've ever wondered how to grow a beard in a year that looks and feels fantastic, this is your ultimate guide.
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    💬 Let's get the discussion going! Leave a comment below and tell me your top beard questions or share your own beard tips.
    00:00 Introduction
    00:36 Tip 1: Sidebeard
    01:35 Tip 2 : Beard Wash
    02:37 Tip 3: Beard Butter
    03:52 Tip 4: Minimal Beard Trims
    04:37 Tip 5: Patience
    05:17 Tip 6: Skin Health
    05:37 Tip 7: Beard Oil
    06:35 Tip 8: Avoid Mistakes
    07:17 Tip 9: Beard Food
    08:09 Tip 10: Bad Beard Days
    09:15 Tip 11: Beard Brush and Comb
    10:22 Tip 12: Social
    10:49 Tip 13: Heat Care
    11:26 Tip 14: Beard Health Checks
    12:08 Tip 15: Seasonal Beard Care
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  • @nicksmith3432
    @nicksmith3432 7 місяців тому +3

    Probably the best advice video around. Wish I had seen it 3 years ago. Your beards looking great. I agree beard butter is a game changer. Only other thing I would add to this list is don’t compare your beard to others

  • @codydale1139
    @codydale1139 6 місяців тому

    Gotta say, the order your tips flow in this video is great brother!

  • @mountain958
    @mountain958 5 місяців тому

    Best beard care video online.😊

  • @adamreid-sanders3594
    @adamreid-sanders3594 8 місяців тому +1

    Patience, minimal trimming, nourishment!!!
    Thanks man!!!!

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому +1

      Dude, we over complicate it and it really is that simple.

  • @pedrosikes
    @pedrosikes 6 місяців тому +1

    Dan,
    A lot of great tips. Really enjoyed this video. I want to mention a carrier oil that I use every day and is a game changer that is Coconut oil🥥! It adds moisture and makes your beard and skin super soft. I use both fractionated and regular forms. I find it absorbs very well into the beard and the skin. I apply fractionated coconut oil first before applying my regular beard oil. It helps to distribute even the most heaviest of oils. I will even add it to a damp beard during the day if it feels “crispy” , really rejuvenates the beard. I also use the regular coconut oil as a “beard butter” at bed time. It absorbs fast is not greasy. When it comes to combs and brushes the Chicago Comb Company - carbon fiber comb #8 is by far the best comb in the beard game also the “Wet-brush” is an all around good beard brush. If you’re interested in some very cool mustache tools “Savvyjack”is your guy . Hope this will help add to your beard journey.

  • @rhodripope6734
    @rhodripope6734 8 місяців тому +1

    Beards looking awesome. Keep the videos coming. 👍

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому +1

      You got it!
      And appreciate that dude ✌️

  • @gamayun6102
    @gamayun6102 4 місяці тому

    You give the best beard tips! Any time I've been to a barber my beard looked really thin and see through. They always take too much of the side beard and the neckbeard away. I am abysmal at beard trimming but I am trying to improve. My tip for going to the barber is to explain to them what to do for every part of your beard. Start by saying you don't like a super slick and sharp style, but prefer a natural look. Tell them to not do anything under the beard. Just tell them you want to take a cm or whatever you want off, and show with your fingers how much. Tell them that less is more.

  • @truenorthbeardco
    @truenorthbeardco 8 місяців тому +1

    awesome video brother!

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому

      Appreciate it guys 🙏

  • @lieutenantcolumbo114
    @lieutenantcolumbo114 8 місяців тому

    Beautiful beard my friend. 👏

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому

      My friend, appreciate it ✌️

  • @albibushi157
    @albibushi157 4 місяці тому

    I am trying to grow my beard past the 4 month mark. i have bald spots each time i have tried to grown one. they do fill in after the 2.5 month mark. I feel like the most challenging part is not genetics, because in spite of bald spots, my beard does get fully covered. the most challenging things are:
    1) the transition from a cleanshaven face into a completely different one where you look completely different at the end of the 4th month.
    2) The density of the beard and feeling of having extra weight on you face with all the itchinessmostly because of lack of good beard products and very hot climate.
    With that being said, thanks for you video and content.

  • @justcuz9181
    @justcuz9181 7 місяців тому

    great video I usually only use a barsoap to wash everything....I guess I am old fashion

  • @gamayun6102
    @gamayun6102 4 місяці тому

    I use a scentless beard oil from dr k soap company (they are Irish but you can find it world wide, at least, you can where I live). I prefer scentless because there are less ingredients added to it and scented products never worked for the skin under my beard well as I have sensitive skin.

  • @georgegandara6054
    @georgegandara6054 7 місяців тому

    I am happily rocking my almost yeard....next step will be a biyeard!!Thanks for the tips!!!!!👍

  • @colingarner6175
    @colingarner6175 8 місяців тому

    You look good wiv a beard !!!

  • @CreedyXIX
    @CreedyXIX 8 місяців тому

    I agree wuth absolutely everything, however i dont get along with Bulldogs beard products, super drying for me. I use Opies beard soap bar, but once The Bald Viking release their soap ill be switching over to them, keep up the videos mate 💪

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому

      Appreciate it ✌️
      I get it, some products just don’t suit us. I’m not a big fan of the opies scent profile when I used them years ago.
      I’ve not come across the bald Viking - are they on amazon?

  • @mikeh2373
    @mikeh2373 8 місяців тому +1

    I would say and Got this one from Dan C too and it helps so much cause I work with food and wear a beard net. Get a spray bottle of water and mist your beard before combing through and I do it again at night before adding beard butter 🔥
    Your beard looks amazing bro. Cheers.

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому +1

      Dude! I had never considered this. Will give it a go at some point 🙏🙏

  • @cahitdervish4084
    @cahitdervish4084 8 місяців тому

    Been following you ages brother. See you also mentioned Dan c, he another leg. You both have inspired and given me so much advice on product and tools. Currently i am mixing my own oils. At the moment i am combining emu oil, coconut oil, jojoba and argon and it works a treat, also i always begin with detangler brush then work down from an extra wide tooth comb down to a chicargo comb pick 😀. At the moment i would say i have a full 8 inch beards and like what you said i never trim the side. My biggest worry is no matter what I lose between 20 to 30 hairs each day whilst grooming 😅. Take care man 🙏🏼 and keep up the good work.

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому +1

      Would you recommend a pick? I feel like it could be a good option.
      And I really appreciate the kind words.
      Mixing your own oils can be super fun too.

    • @cahitdervish4084
      @cahitdervish4084 7 місяців тому

      Chicargo comb no.7 and no.8

  • @bobbyduch8299
    @bobbyduch8299 8 місяців тому +5

    i think U may have MISSED the most important 1 ...... Drink Plenty Of Water ... !!!!!!

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому +3

      Oh man, that’s a wonderful additional point.
      Good shout 💧

    • @lieutenantcolumbo114
      @lieutenantcolumbo114 8 місяців тому +1

      True, actually :
      1) 2 glasses of water the morning on empty stomach.
      2) 1 glasses before eating at noon and 1 glasses after eating too.
      3)1 glasses before washing is good for arterial pressure .
      4) 1 glasses after eating at nigh
      5) 1 glasses before sleeping.

  • @user-bc9rf7fj4y
    @user-bc9rf7fj4y 8 місяців тому +1

    What do I do about razor bumps under beard on my neck area ??

    • @Asanchez78
      @Asanchez78 8 місяців тому

      I use to get them till I stopped using a razor and switched to a trimmer

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому +1

      If you’re going for a long beard then leave that area to grow out my friend

  • @Desmodontinae10
    @Desmodontinae10 6 місяців тому

    I can't use beard oil. Not even unscented stuff. It makes me break out in pimples ☹️

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  6 місяців тому

      yeah, I get that - can definitely be an issue.

  • @theHitalo19
    @theHitalo19 8 місяців тому

    I like to not comb my beard when I am at home. I just use my fingers. When I go out I use everything comb, brush, heat.

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому

      Any reason for this?
      More effort for when you go out versus at home.

    • @theHitalo19
      @theHitalo19 8 місяців тому

      @@Beardster yes, Every hair counts, for a full beard it is good, try it.

  • @giovannix1916
    @giovannix1916 4 місяці тому

    Wow 👍😍😍 love see you with your so pretty long beard 👍😉😘😘😘😍😍😍😍

  • @jimcummings4712
    @jimcummings4712 8 місяців тому

    What length are you looking for?

    • @Beardster
      @Beardster  8 місяців тому

      I’m not sure at the moment. Probably waiting to see how it looks when it touches to the top of my stomach.