It’s not exactly news that sporting beards among men has progressed from mere fad status to the overwhelming norm over the last few years. With a variety of facial hair styles sprouting on faces everywhere, it’s more timely than ever to make sure your beard is not only well styled, but kept healthy and nourished. Styling your beard.
From neat designer stubble to an extra-long body of fuzz, we share some of our expert tips on caring for your beard naturally to ensure your skin and hair is in the best condition it can be.
Growing healthy beard hair
It’s fair to say that some of us are slightly more blessed than others in the beard growing department, which more often than not can be attributed to genes. However, as with your skin and head hair, there are ways to make sure that whatever you can grow is healthy, nourished and looks on point.
First stop? Diet. Yes, almost predictably, there is yet another benefit for eating well and leading a healthy lifestyle. The better your diet, the healthier the hair you grow will be.
In particular, your food intake should be high in:
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Consuming organic vegetables such as broccoli, spinach, peas and other greens will boost your testosterone levels: the key to improving your beard quality. Taking regular exercise, keeping your stress levels down and avoiding smoking will also work wonders.
Caring for your beard
For the shorter beard
Anything less than 10mm can be cared for using regular facial grooming products, putting emphasis on when and how you use them specifically for the beard. For the shorter beard, exfoliating is key so that dead skin can still be lifted from underneath your beard hair while softening the hair itself. Use Green People For Men - No.1 Exfoliating Face Scrub 2-3 times a week. This certified organic exfoliator for men contains Bamboo and Cranberry to gently remove dead skin cells while Shea butter soothes the skin.
Next, wash your beard and the skin beneath with a gentle face wash which will remove impurities and cleanse the area for tip top beard condition. Try using Green People’s Foaming Face Wash which is alcohol free and balances the skin without drying it out, reducing the risk of a flaky face.
Finish up with your moisturiser, which can be applied to the whole face and neck using light tapping motions, including over bearded areas. To be thorough, opt for our No. 7 Antioxidant Repair Serum and follow with No. 3 Cooling Moisturiser. If scented products aren’t for you, there’s plenty of choice in the way of scent free skin care , ideal for sensitive skin.
Beard styling advice
Depending on the look you’re striving for, taming your beard really shouldn’t require a whole lot of effort. Whether you’re after a rugged look or something a little neater, the key to grooming your face lies in making it appear as natural as possible. Avoiding harsh, manicured lines is important, but equally, shapeless and unkempt isn’t the way forward.
To achieve the perfect (but not too perfect) groomed beard, follow these guidelines:
Invest in a good trimmer to keep hair desired length
Trim down the hair on the upper cheek area
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Embrace greys and don’t be tempted to dye
To further nourish and style your beard, use a natural styling product such as Quinoa & Avocado Hair Serum . This natural product will provide a light hold while retaining softness and shine.
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