Men’s beard is still sailing high in the trending ocean, even though it’s not a personality determiner like a man’s hair it is really important to have a good one.
It is okay if a man doesn’t have a beard, but if you choose to have a beard you had better work hard on it. Speaking of working on it, what exactly do you need to achieve a perfect beard? Just like the hair on your head (in case you have any) your beard needs a little TLC.
Here’s what you need to achieve a perfect beard.
1.Beard Oil
Left untended, beards become dry, itchy, flaky and unruly. Just like you need a moisturizer on your face and conditioner in your hair, a beard oil softens and strengthens your face fuzz.
2.Beard balm
For big beards and humble beards alike, the balm is essential for taming flyaways and keeping your actual beard style in check. It’s amazing what a single pass of balm can do to help you “clean up nice.” All in all, this styler nourishes hair and skin while keeping your beard in check.
3.Beard Wash
You want a beard wash that is as nourishing as it is cleansing. Along with shea butter, it keeps everything hydrated, never compromising moisture levels while it cleans. Peppermint adds a fresh feel and scent, while rosemary’s antimicrobial powers keep the skin balanced, helping to prevent breakouts.
4.Facial Hair Scissor
If you’re going to hold anything sharp up to your face, don’t gamble on the cheap stuff. The quality shears will stay in shape longer. In this case, it’s the central ring lock that prevents the ends from separating. (You know how scissors do that, and then are essentially useless?) They stay sharp, and they stay together so that you can go in for that spot-check detailing around the cheek, and under the ‘stache.
5. Beard brush
The act of beard brushing is a soothing and rewarding one, and its benefits are magnified with boar bristles. Beardbrand’s wooden boar-bristle brush helps distribute the sebum from your skin and the base of the hair shaft, all the way through each beard strand. Doing this before bed ensures that your beard and skin stay healthy and nourished — no beard breakage, no suffocated hair follicles. It’s great to brush it out before styling, too, if you’ve got a big bushy beard — better yet, after applying beard oil — and then to graduate to a comb when you finish and finesse the look.
6.Beard Comb
Like a beard brush, facial hair combs help to distribute oils and conditioning agents, and they keep stray hairs in check. This tool is your new pride and joy — it’s your styling wand, your beard detangler, your product distributor… and it looks so gosh-darn cute.
6.Beard Trimmer
We live in customizable times, and just as you can add avocado to your burrito bowl and monograms to your oxfords, you can also control so much about your beard-trimming regimen. Wahl’s vacuum trimmer allows you to adjust the intensity of suction (crank it up to minimize the mess in your drain), and comes with eight interchangeable guide combs, a 6-toggle adjustable head, and even a nose and ear trimming head so that you can keep those strays in order, too. It holds a 90-minute charge and has an LED monitor that lets you know how much remains. You may think that beard trimming should be kept simple, but this device opens up all sorts of possibilities for styling, shaping and even clean up (as if that isn’t the biggest benefit of them all).s
An electric beard trimmer is a necessity for maintaining facial hair at home. The best ones are intuitive and offer a range of settings for hair trimming and precision touch-ups.