The Best Skin Care Routine For Beards And Facial Hair
The skin on your face is unique. That’s why it requires special attention when you’re washing it, moisturizing it, and brushing or combing it. For example, facial hair can get really oily if you don’t wash it regularly — but washing too much can dry out your beard and make it brittle. Trimming stray hairs will keep your beard looking clean and neat but pulling at it too often can lead to breakage and split ends (which no one wants). Bucking Beards have compiled a list of steps you need to take to maintain the healthiest skin possible for both yourself and your beard!
The best skincare routine for beard and facial hair begins with a thorough beard wash or wash. The right kind of beard wash will cleanse dirt and residue, moisturize the skin beneath your hair follicles, and keep your beard healthy by preventing breakouts. There are many types of beard wash products available on the market today, including soap-based cleansers for coarse beards; shampoo for fine beards; conditioners to soften thickened follicles; oil to moisturize dry patches; balm to seal in moisture; combs and brushes made from wood or plastic (or both) that help distribute styling products evenly through your hairs as well as remove tangles; trimmers for tidying up unruly edges before trimming down below neck length so that everything looks even after being trimmed by an electric shaver that comes with attachments such as blades/blades and foil heads
If you want to maintain a clean and well-groomed beard, it’s important to use a good quality beard wash or soap. A good beard wash should be pH balanced, gentle on the skin, suitable for your skin type, and paraben free.
Moisturizing is one of the most important parts of your skincare routine. While it’s a given that you’re going to have to moisturize your beard and facial hair, it’s also important that you moisturize your face as well. Moisturizers can help prevent dry skin, keep your beard soft and manageable, prevent breakouts, and many other things.
When it comes to trimming your beard, there are a few important things to keep in mind. First and foremost, get yourself a good pair of beard scissors (they’re not the same thing as regular shavers).
Next, if you want your beard to look sharp and neat all day long, use a comb — not just your fingers! Combs make sure that no stray hairs are sticking out at random angles or flopping into your mouth when you eat lunch (gross).
Exfoliating is a key part of any skincare routine. It helps to remove dead skin cells and keep pores from clogging, which in turn can lead to breakouts or a dull complexion.
To exfoliate your face, you can use a scrub or washcloth — just be sure not to go overboard on the pressure; gentle circular motions are all you need. You’ll want to do this no more than once per week (or whenever you feel like it).
By following this simple skincare routine you can keep your beard or facial hair looking healthy and well-groomed.
