Beard Grooming

[Tobus]

Are we talking beard products here, or just trimming advice?

[imbrius]

Are we talking beard products here, or just trimming advice?

Either one! Thanks!

[Richrail]

check out, https://www.stkildabeard.com/ Matt also has a blog and video's on bread care.

[TheGratefulNed]

I haven't seen my bare in chin in over 20 years, but it was only the past 3-4 years that I've grown it out longer than an inch or two. About a year ago, after trying a few random brands of beard oils, I've settled on and been using a beard wash and oils from Mad Viking Beard Company and I very much like them. The beard wash is designed not just to act as shampoo, but also to condition the skin below. The oils help keep the hair looking smooth and healthy as well as conditioning the skin. I have a jar of their beard balm that I've only used twice (Burns Supper and some other event where I was wearing a Saxon suit) to help keep the sides smoothed down and not looking so bushy.

[Me cousin Jack]

FlowBee

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowbee

[Queenslander]

Use a beard oil, brush a couple of times a day with a wooden comb, trim regularly with a good pair of clippers to keep it tidy/ avoid split ends, shampoo or wash with beard soap.