How to Grow a Beard & Stimulate Growth
People without facial hair might think that growing a beard is easy. Hair just grows naturally after all, and finding the right beard style and shape should be natural too, right? But anyone who has tried growing a beard can tell you it’s not always straightforward. There are some steps you can take to make the process a little smoother and ensure that when your beard does come in, it’s the best beard it can be. Keep reading to discover the best ways to improve beard growth.Reducing stress promotes increased beard growth, while exercise promotes blood flow which may expediate the process too. Everyone wants to hear the easy steps to growing a luscious beard, but there are no easy steps to having the lumberjack look in merely days. You can’t magically increase your testosterone production and suddenly have a full beard. A big part in knowing how to grow a healthy beard is having the patience to let it grow. Grooming starts on day one. Not only will you want to use a natural oil to help the initial growth phase, you’ll want to make sure you have all the tools you need. An electric shaver, a beard trimmer (or beard scissors if you prefer), and beard care products—think things like balms, a comb, beard wash, shampoo, coconut oil, and other men’s grooming weapons you will want to use.
Step 1: So, you’ve started growing a beard
Wash your beard regularly. In the beginning there’s not a lot you can control about your beard, but you can keep it clean and moisturised. Use specialised moisturisers and oils that are designed for faces and beards to create the right foundation. These probably won’t speed up growth, but it will help keep the beard looking good and healthy when it comes in. Reducing stress promotes growth, while exercise promotes blood flow which made expediate the process.
Step 2: Beard growing tips See more below ↓
While your beard grows in, you can trim any unwanted hair away. This means trimming your beard neckline —no one wants scraggly neck beard hair. This is not only good practice for when your beard grows, it also helps enhance the look of the hair that’s already there by creating contrast. Regularly comb your beard to stimulate the hair follicles and draw the natural oils produced by your skin down the length of the hair. Massaging and moisturising can also encourage facial hair growth.
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The even and precise trim you want when creating your 3-day stubble, short or long beard look. Our innovative Lift & Trim PRO system lifts the hairs up to the level of the double-sharpened blades for a one pass even trim. See all benefits
One pass even trim
The even and precise trim you want when creating your 3-day stubble, short or long beard look. Our innovative Lift & Trim PRO system lifts the hairs up to the level of the double-sharpened blades for a one pass even trim. See all benefits
One pass even trim
The even and precise trim you want when creating your 3-day stubble, short or long beard look. Our innovative Lift & Trim PRO system lifts the hairs up to the level of the double-sharpened blades for a one pass even trim. See all benefits
Step 3: Keep the beard looking good
After many weeks, your beard should be on its way; that means it’s time to start tidying it up. It might feel counter-productive to cut any beard hair you have, but you’ll want to give it a bit of a trim. Most beard and moustache hair grow at different rates, so an electric trimmer will help keep it uniform. Clean and moisturise your facial skin for healthy hair growth.
Step 4: Define the type of beard style and shape
By now, your beard should be coming in nicely, but you’re not done yet - it’s time to define the beard. It’s common for a few hairs to grow on your cheeks—a little higher than your beard really should sit. Follow our guide on trimming your beard cheek line to keep that area clean. The same goes for any stray neck hairs, ensure to tidy up below the Adam’s apple.
Step 5: Personalise the style and shape of your beard
Finally, you have a beard! It might have taken longer than you thought, or maybe it grew easily. Now it’s time to decide what shape you want and to always keep up beard care maintenance. Try different styling methods until you find your favourite. Check out our guides on how to trim a anchor beard or balbo beard for some inspiration. Maybe you like putting some moustache wax in there for a dynamic shape, maybe you have some patchiness and you want to let it grow out longer to cover that.
Growing a beard requires patience—there is no way to rush the process, but you can take steps to make sure your beard looks good throughout its lifetime and continue to follow our beard growing tips for maximum hair growth. How long it takes to grow a beard can vary from person to person and there’s nothing you can do to rush the process. Do your best to create a healthy beard: regularly comb, use natural oils to moisturise, shape it to help it look fuller, and take care of your body to keep all your hair healthy.
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