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We know that the world of beard care can get confusing. That’s why we’re giving you this guide that has everything you need to know about using our beard products.
BTW our Ultimate Beard Bundle has every product in this list and you save over $27 when you buy this bundle compared to buying every product separately.
Start with thoroughly wetting your beard in lukewarm water. Hot water can strip natural oils, leaving your beard dry and prone to damage, so stick to a temperature that's comfortable and not too steamy.
Squeeze a small amount of beard shampoo into the palm of your hand—think dime-sized for shorter beards and adjust accordingly as your beard grows.
Rub your hands together to lightly foam up the shampoo before applying it to your beard. This initial step helps ensure an even distribution throughout your beard.
Now, work the beard shampoo into your facial hair, reaching all the way down to the skin. Use your fingertips to gently massage the shampoo in circular motions.
This isn't just about spreading the shampoo evenly; it's also about stimulating blood circulation to the follicles, encouraging healthy beard growth.
After you've given your beard a good scrub, it's time to rinse. Use lukewarm water to thoroughly wash out all traces of shampoo from your beard.
Make sure you get it all out, as leftover shampoo can dry out your beard and skin, leading to itchiness and dandruff.
Resist the urge to rub your beard vigorously with a towel—this can lead to breakage and frizz. Instead, gently pat your beard with a towel to absorb the excess water.
If you have the time, letting your beard air dry is even better, as it's the most gentle method.
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Not all beard oils are created equal. Look for oils with natural ingredients that cater to your beard type and skin sensitivity. Oils like jojoba, argan, and sweet almond are great for the beard, offering the perfect balance of nourishment without feeling too greasy.
For best results, start with a clean beard. Washing your beard removes dirt, sweat, and old oil, creating a fresh canvas for your new application.
Use a gentle beard wash that doesn’t strip away natural oils. Pat your beard dry with a towel after washing, as oil spreads best on damp, not wet, beards.
The amount of beard oil you need varies depending on your beard length:
Pour the oil into your palms, rub your hands together to evenly distribute it, then massage it into your beard. Start from the roots, and work your way to the tips.
Don’t forget the skin underneath; healthy skin promotes healthy beard growth. Ensure an even application by using a comb or your fingers to distribute the oil through your beard.
Once the oil is applied, you can comb, brush, or style your beard as you normally would. Beard oil helps to tame flyaway hairs, making your beard look neat and well-groomed.
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Start with a pea-sized amount of balm (you can adjust this based on the length and thickness of your beard). Scoop it out with the back of your nail, then rub it between your palms and fingers until it's melted and easy to spread.
Work the melted balm into your beard, starting from the roots to the tips. Make sure it gets down to the skin beneath, as beard balm can help moisturize the skin, preventing dryness and flaking. Use your fingers to ensure even coverage throughout your beard.
Once you've applied the balm, use a beard comb or brush to distribute the product evenly throughout your beard. This will also help in detangling any knots and setting your beard in the desired shape.
Now that your beard is well-coated and combed, you can style it to your liking. The beeswax in the balm provides a light to medium hold, which should be ample for most beard styles without making the hair feel stiff.
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The best time to brush your beard is after applying beard oil or balm, which can be after a shower when your hair and skin are most receptive to products.
Begin brushing at the bottom of your beard and work your way upwards. This technique helps lift the hair away from your face, making it easier to distribute oils and balm.
Once the beard is fully fluffed, brush it back down to your desired style. This not only helps shape your beard but also ensures every hair is coated with oil or balm for maximum softness and shine.
Apply gentle pressure and use slow, deliberate strokes. The goal is to groom and detangle without pulling out hairs.
For shorter beards, use a comb with finer teeth. If your beard is longer, a comb with wider teeth will be more effective and comfortable.
Similar to brushing, start at the tips of your beard and gently work out any tangles or knots. If you encounter resistance, don’t force it. Take your time to gently work through the knot.
Once the knots are out, comb through your beard in the direction of hair growth, which is usually downwards. This helps lay the hairs flat and gives your beard a fuller, more styled appearance.
Use your comb to help define the lines of your beard and mustache. Combs are excellent for precision styling, especially around the mouth and cheeks.
Diving into beard care with Golden Grooming’s lineup is a game-changer for any beard enthusiast. Here's a simplified guide to looking after your beard with style and ease:
Picking up Golden Grooming's Ultimate Beard Bundle saves you money while offering everything you need. It’s not just about using quality products, though.
Technique matters. The way you care for and engage with your beard daily can turn a good beard into a great one.
Be patient, be consistent, and listen to what your beard tells you. Adjust your routine as you go, and you'll not only see but feel the difference in your beard game.