Lovely Beards can be the perfect ally for your beard’s long-term health. Our line of beards and balms can help you fight off all the problems that can plague your beard. Lovely Beards offers the best products for beards, no matter how you want your beard to look. Lovely Beards has the right balm or oil for you Lovely Beards’ products help you create the perfect look for your personal preference. Our line of beards and balms are 100 percent organic, with ingredients that are easy to pronounce. We have a cool and fun line of styles, so whether you have a Shape Shifter or Distinguished Gentleman, it will always look proper. The balms and oils are designed to help your beard keep a proper shape...
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Do you know what the best thing about the beard styles is? Well, the bread styles never go out of styles. If you have the flawless beard, you can try uncountable bread forms. If you want to keep the bread line, the laser hair removal for beard line is here. This blog post makes realize how it is possible to remove the unwanted beard hair for a long time. What is Beard Line? It is an imaginary line just below the jawline that plays a key role in many beard styles. When we make sharp beard shapes, we draw this line and remove the hair below this line. Mean to say, the beard hair on the top of the neck is removed to give a proper form. This line is important for many men because they have to...
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Nobody loves a weird beard.. If you’ve gone from wearing stubble to growing a short beard or even gone as far as a full beard, feel free to congratulate yourself on your masculinity. But don’t forget to take care of what’s happening on your cheeks. Are you a natural or a more defined kind of guy? How far up your cheeks you let your beard grow is up to you (or your beard). Basically you’ve got two options: a natural beard cheekline or a defined beard cheekline. Natural beard cheekline This is a friendly and natural look, but it’s not suitable for every man. It’s softer than a defined cheekline and makes your beard (and face) look bigger. An advantage of the natural option is that you only...
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You’ve finally grown the beard that you’ve always wanted. You’ve waited patiently, you fought through beard itch like a good soldier, and now your face is impressively covered with a thick, attention-grabbing beard. Still, there’s something lacking. And there’s the other bearded gent in your office or at your favorite nightspot with a beard that’s no thicker or fuller than yours yet looks fantastic. It’s neat. It’s trimmed. While you may suffer a bad case of beard envy, here’s the good news: you, too, can have a beard like that if you use the proper techniques. Like, for instance, the right technique for how to trim a beard. In this post, we’ll show you how to groom a beard with the use of...
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Some people take their beard up to their jawline, however many people thinks this looks weird. Here is an example of a beard that is cut too high, with drawn lines to show where it should have been. You can see how the beardline is cut at an awkward angle Below here, is a good example of how your neckline should be. While this beard may be bigger than yours, it still shows a good example of the angles needed to create a good looking beard. For the front portion of your besrd, use your index and middle finger and rest them on top of your Adam’s apple and that's how far down your beard should go, if your beard is shorter. I found that the beard neckline was the most annoying thing about...
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The Beard Line Debate Where does the optimum beard line lie? Shave your beard line too low, and you risk sporting a neckbeard that would make your history teacher jealous. Too high and it could look as if you’re wearing a chinstrap to keep your hair on. It’s a common conundrum. Some men might prefer to avoid a beard line altogether, but for those of you that aren’t aiming for the Tom Hanks in Castaway vibe, the Legends Club has you covered. Here’s our definitive guide on how to trim a beard line. As with everything beard, your neckline is unique. It makes a sharp border to the underside of your beard, outlining its shape and volume. This means that the ideal neckline varies from face to...
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Whatever your beardivation, and whether you’re trying to grow out a man mane, or just keep something short and simple, the neckline beard conundrum really can’t be ignored. Let’s face it – nothing good comes from the neck beard (i.e. when your “beard” is racing down your neck to warmly greet your chest hairs). It’s definitely not a professional look, it’s downright uncomfortable, and seriously – it makes you look like the ape-man; it’s not likely to turn any heads (at least not in a positive way). So, yeah – you should care about making sure you have an actual neckline to set off your beard. You’ll look more professional, feel better, and can be proud of how sharp you’ll look. But finding...
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