I really enjoy the instructiinal demonstration videos. I literally watch these videos while I am trimming my beard and mustache. Thanks for all that you do for the bearded community.
Watching what you do gives me the courage to make changes on my beard, and now my mustache. This video showed me exactly what I can do with mine now that it is growing past my lip. Thanks again!
I'm trying to grow mine out. I have trimmed it once with scissors like this but longer mustaches get in the way of smooching, which is a big downside, lol. That may be more on the TMI side, but its a real thing and something I try to be considerate of for my wife. I do like how much fuller it makes everything look overall tho. Thanks on another great video Dan!
I’m jealous of your mustache, mine isn’t even a quarter of your density, length just makes mine look thin. I’ve tried wax too but I can’t stand the feeling either, thanks for the info bro
Great video Dan. Trimming my mustache is one of the things I don't like to do. Always afraid of cutting too much off or being uneven. This video addressed that. Thank you for the detail and video
Nice stache trim Dan! My mustache also grows really fast, I’m constantly doing small trims to keep it looking full, but like you said functional. Looks good man, great job! 💯👊🤘
Very good brother! I needed that demonstration. Simple, easy and effective. The advice to just stop if it gets sideways and to let the process take time: it’s great to remember not to rush it; and that if you slip up, it’s not a big deal…it’ll grow back! This method is so much better than what my hairstylist wife does: just a straight trim across the top lip:(. Your method of feeling and finding the length and how it lays is much better!! Thank you Sir!! Another great tutorial for us Beardos!!🙏
Nice adventure into stache, always more precise needs for me than the beard . Love the advice, nice blending into beard, my favorite style. Rockin it as always👊
This came at the perfect time! I just trimmed my moustache after buying some moustache scissors. I am about 4 months in, roughly. I miss having a full, thick, moustache however as you say balancing practicality with the look of a big moustache is key. As always fantastic video!!!! Ah man keep up the amazing work!
Great tutorial!!! I like how you just get right in there with confidence. Just did mine three days ago. Was trying to let it grow for a couple months but I eat out all the time and was driving me crazy. I just did under my nose, my handlebars are a bit longer but the stash is always a bit of a battle. I’m as pleased with it as it gets for the time. Thanks as always Dan🍻🍻🍻
Always great information. The mustache is the crowning glory of the beard. It is always most difficult to do the middle of the mustache for those who have a strong center. You nailed it so well. And the ends of mine always seem to grow differently from one side to the other. Again, you nailed it. And it fits so well with your kickass beard. Thanks again.
Funny that you posted this video right after I did a slight clean up on my mustache, and went through doing a split end check and trim. I try not to trim the mustache much, but when it becomes unmanageable every day, it's trim for a clean up. Dang I didn't expect that much to come off. I don't have to trim that little ^ in because my natural growth pattern has that. Thanks Dan!
That sea moisture you get on the coasts is different from ambient humidity. That is why I over straighten and let it bounce back. Writing from Vegas right now, and the lack of humidity has my beard stick straight with just blow dryer. Your mustache doubled in density in Maine 😮
How long you’ve been rocking the natural cheek lines for and would you ever go back to lining them up?? I’ve tried the natural but couldn’t stick with it, I guess I’m obsessed wit da crispy look🤷🏽🤷🏽
Dan, can you do a how-to on handling the side panels of our face? When / where do we trim to prep for a beard like yours. I'm currently at 8-9" hoping for 12" by end of year, want to do a straight down beard, with good mustache but the hair on my upper lip isn't has thick as yours so trying to figure out how to do a styled mustache w/ the large beard, any help would be grateful!
"Perfect" I think a lot of folks may need context on that word, it is the perfect trim for you, and you'll share why you feel that way. I then have the choice to listen to your opinions, weigh them against my own, and decide if there is something I can take from the video. The notification for this video popped up while I was getting ready, I was brushing my teeth, and I had to chuckle about all the backlash you received for that video. You shared some good info and insights, along with your opinions, but I still brush my teeth the way I did before the video. Mostly because I have to take advantage of opportunities to shower based on when I can with the dog, and I don't think about brushing first, more than dis-agreeing with your premise... I digress, back to the topic... I personally haven't trimmed the center of my mustache since August 2021 (aside from a few rogue hairs), but as you mentioned there are A LOT of negatives that come along with doing that... I feel like I've finally figured out the heat routine to achieve the curly look, but recently I've been trying to blend the ends down into the beard like you described... I too have to fight the weird dips and curls, and I find I unintentionally accentuate the curl out of habit... lol My goal right now is to find a look with less wax a more natural look, I call it the Farrah flip, like the girls in the 70's when I was growing up. The hairs under the nose flow down then swoop to the side, with the ends blending into the beard. Just like the other looks, it requires dialing in the heat routine, I feel like I learn something new daily... Someday I'll figure this thing out... lol But here I am watching this video, even though I have no intention currently of trimming my mustache, but I feel like the more information and opinions I absorb, the better I can decide what is "Perfect" for me... Thanks Dan for showing what is "Perfect" for you at this juncture in you life... 😎
I find myself trimming my mustache more around how it affects my eating. The curls in my beard cause it to go right in my mouth and I do not use heat so I try to keep it right at the lip line.
Great video and thanks for the updated mustache trim lesson. Is the beard trim video you did a while back still current or are you planning a new video for that too?
This came a couple days too late. I went from trimming it twice a week to not once in four months or so. A few days ago I had enough and trimmed it down super short again no more heated brush, or moving my mustache away to get a drink of water.
I use my beard trimmer, seems like every 4-5 days, much quicker and easier for me, good tutorial, but I have coordination issues when using scissors in the mirror, lol.
Great timing as I'm in need of a trim. Couple questions: (1) Do you usually wait a certain amount of time to trim after using heat? (2) Are most trimming scissors usuable or are some clearly better?
Which way of rotating beard oil would be better? Going in order a different one every day rotating that, for example if i have 7 oils and go Monday to Sunday with each assigned to it's day, or, using an oil for a week or so and then the next? Which way would i benefit from the oils properties better?
As a barber? No. I just like trimming my own beard, teaching others to trim theirs, and helping barbers understand how facial hair is different than head hair
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I really enjoy the instructiinal demonstration videos. I literally watch these videos while I am trimming my beard and mustache. Thanks for all that you do for the bearded community.
Thanks Saad!
Well done Trusted one
Thanks Ron!
Thanks for your advice
Always welcome!
Watching what you do gives me the courage to make changes on my beard, and now my mustache. This video showed me exactly what I can do with mine now that it is growing past my lip. Thanks again!
You can do it!
I'm trying to grow mine out. I have trimmed it once with scissors like this but longer mustaches get in the way of smooching, which is a big downside, lol. That may be more on the TMI side, but its a real thing and something I try to be considerate of for my wife. I do like how much fuller it makes everything look overall tho. Thanks on another great video Dan!
Oh for sure. Sam isn’t a fan of kissing the mustache
Well done Dan!
Thanks Nick!
Love your channel always has new info!!
Thank you! I like to cover everything I can
I’m jealous of your mustache, mine isn’t even a quarter of your density, length just makes mine look thin. I’ve tried wax too but I can’t stand the feeling either, thanks for the info bro
You’re welcome!
This is the way 🙌
Thanks!
Great video Dan. Trimming my mustache is one of the things I don't like to do. Always afraid of cutting too much off or being uneven. This video addressed that. Thank you for the detail and video
Awesome Donald!
A man with confidence. Nice job bro.
I appreciate that!
Great trim Dan! 👏 and thanks for the demonstration! 👍💪🔥
Thank you mark!
Thank you, Sir! Great idea on pushing out the lip. I'm going to try that next time I do a trim.
Glad to help!
Great pointers Dan, thanks for sharing with everyone.
You bet!
I thought I had a lazy walrus going into this video. I now know I have more of a unmotivated seal. 😅
😂😂😂 you win
Same brother same. 🤣🤣🤣
Nice stache trim Dan! My mustache also grows really fast, I’m constantly doing small trims to keep it looking full, but like you said functional. Looks good man, great job! 💯👊🤘
Same page my brotha!
Very good brother! I needed that demonstration. Simple, easy and effective. The advice to just stop if it gets sideways and to let the process take time: it’s great to remember not to rush it; and that if you slip up, it’s not a big deal…it’ll grow back!
This method is so much better than what my hairstylist wife does: just a straight trim across the top lip:(. Your method of feeling and finding the length and how it lays is much better!!
Thank you Sir!! Another great tutorial for us Beardos!!🙏
Thank you so much!
Well done, gave me another approach. I always did the smile cut.👍
Perfect! I love food for thought
Great! Thanks for the tongue tip.
Thank you Leo!
Nice adventure into stache, always more precise needs for me than the beard . Love the advice, nice blending into beard, my favorite style. Rockin it as always👊
Right on!
This came at the perfect time! I just trimmed my moustache after buying some moustache scissors. I am about 4 months in, roughly. I miss having a full, thick, moustache however as you say balancing practicality with the look of a big moustache is key. As always fantastic video!!!! Ah man keep up the amazing work!
Awesome, glad to hear!
Great tutorial!!! I like how you just get right in there with confidence. Just did mine three days ago. Was trying to let it grow for a couple months but I eat out all the time and was driving me crazy. I just did under my nose, my handlebars are a bit longer but the stash is always a bit of a battle. I’m as pleased with it as it gets for the time. Thanks as always Dan🍻🍻🍻
Oh good to hear!
Awesomely done Dan👌
Thank you 🙌
Always great information. The mustache is the crowning glory of the beard. It is always most difficult to do the middle of the mustache for those who have a strong center. You nailed it so well. And the ends of mine always seem to grow differently from one side to the other. Again, you nailed it. And it fits so well with your kickass beard. Thanks again.
Thank you so much!
Funny that you posted this video right after I did a slight clean up on my mustache, and went through doing a split end check and trim. I try not to trim the mustache much, but when it becomes unmanageable every day, it's trim for a clean up.
Dang I didn't expect that much to come off.
I don't have to trim that little ^ in because my natural growth pattern has that.
Thanks Dan!
I was braced for a pretty significant trim. It was beastly at the time
@@DanCBearded That is for sure. It obviously looked good afterward, but at first I thought woah so much!
That sea moisture you get on the coasts is different from ambient humidity. That is why I over straighten and let it bounce back. Writing from Vegas right now, and the lack of humidity has my beard stick straight with just blow dryer. Your mustache doubled in density in Maine 😮
It truly is. There is like a constant mist from that sea humidity
You rock, big daddy.
Great movie
Mine needs done, been eating it lately 😂
You got this!
How long you’ve been rocking the natural cheek lines for and would you ever go back to lining them up?? I’ve tried the natural but couldn’t stick with it, I guess I’m obsessed wit da crispy look🤷🏽🤷🏽
I’m not sure how long but no, likely never going with the crispy cheekline
Dan, can you do a how-to on handling the side panels of our face? When / where do we trim to prep for a beard like yours. I'm currently at 8-9" hoping for 12" by end of year, want to do a straight down beard, with good mustache but the hair on my upper lip isn't has thick as yours so trying to figure out how to do a styled mustache w/ the large beard, any help would be grateful!
Just linked a video in my previous response 🤝
"Perfect" I think a lot of folks may need context on that word, it is the perfect trim for you, and you'll share why you feel that way. I then have the choice to listen to your opinions, weigh them against my own, and decide if there is something I can take from the video.
The notification for this video popped up while I was getting ready, I was brushing my teeth, and I had to chuckle about all the backlash you received for that video. You shared some good info and insights, along with your opinions, but I still brush my teeth the way I did before the video. Mostly because I have to take advantage of opportunities to shower based on when I can with the dog, and I don't think about brushing first, more than dis-agreeing with your premise...
I digress, back to the topic... I personally haven't trimmed the center of my mustache since August 2021 (aside from a few rogue hairs), but as you mentioned there are A LOT of negatives that come along with doing that...
I feel like I've finally figured out the heat routine to achieve the curly look, but recently I've been trying to blend the ends down into the beard like you described... I too have to fight the weird dips and curls, and I find I unintentionally accentuate the curl out of habit... lol
My goal right now is to find a look with less wax a more natural look, I call it the Farrah flip, like the girls in the 70's when I was growing up. The hairs under the nose flow down then swoop to the side, with the ends blending into the beard.
Just like the other looks, it requires dialing in the heat routine, I feel like I learn something new daily... Someday I'll figure this thing out... lol
But here I am watching this video, even though I have no intention currently of trimming my mustache, but I feel like the more information and opinions I absorb, the better I can decide what is "Perfect" for me...
Thanks Dan for showing what is "Perfect" for you at this juncture in you life... 😎
lol thanks Brian
I find myself trimming my mustache more around how it affects my eating. The curls in my beard cause it to go right in my mouth and I do not use heat so I try to keep it right at the lip line.
I am only able to keep it pretty full and long because of using a heated brush. However, this got to be too long for me
Great video and thanks for the updated mustache trim lesson. Is the beard trim video you did a while back still current or are you planning a new video for that too?
I film every trim I do, so those are all up to date!
This came a couple days too late. I went from trimming it twice a week to not once in four months or so. A few days ago I had enough and trimmed it down super short again no more heated brush, or moving my mustache away to get a drink of water.
Totally understand!
I use my beard trimmer, seems like every 4-5 days, much quicker and easier for me, good tutorial, but I have coordination issues when using scissors in the mirror, lol.
Haha totally understandable!
Great timing as I'm in need of a trim. Couple questions: (1) Do you usually wait a certain amount of time to trim after using heat? (2) Are most trimming scissors usuable or are some clearly better?
1) nope!
2) yes, most seem to be pretty much the same to me
Which way of rotating beard oil would be better? Going in order a different one every day rotating that, for example if i have 7 oils and go Monday to Sunday with each assigned to it's day, or, using an oil for a week or so and then the next? Which way would i benefit from the oils properties better?
The oils being different blends of course
I recommend switching it up daily
@@DanCBearded thanks
👍
Good to see you mark 🤝
Ever thought of making a butters 101?
Yes, for sure will happen in the future
@@DanCBearded nice
My mustache is the worst part of my beard. It grows out in all different directions
Heat is your friend!
Random question but do you ever get your shears sharpened?
I do not, I just get new ones
What kind of comb are you using
it is from BeardBrand, but just like a kent comb
I never trim my mustache it seems like it got to a certain length and stayed there
Nothing wrong with that!
Hi Dan ❤ I have a question; Aberlite Pocket what do u think? I wanna buy it for my boyfriend but there's so many just out of my current budget
For that price range, it’s a great option!
@@DanCBearded Dan I sent u email requesting defined code for aberlite. Thanks advance
Are you going into the barbershop business
As a barber? No. I just like trimming my own beard, teaching others to trim theirs, and helping barbers understand how facial hair is different than head hair
My wife tells me the same when kissing that it is annoying so i always try to keep it trimmed at my lip 😀 wives win 😂 Happy Wife Happy Life 💓
All about compromise and balance!
My mustache is probably the weakest part of my beard. It’s not a big full stache at all. My wife is not a fan of when I grow it out so I keep it short
Keeping it short for the wife is rarely a bad move!
@@DanCBearded I don’t think it looks as good grown out either. I’m pretty self conscious about it
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