10 Beard Mistakes You're Probably Making (and How to Fix Them)

yuo are the beard man. Great video! Following yoour tips now

Top cheek sparse hairs looks really bad. Lucky me I have a defined cheek line naturally.

I am at the worst part of my growth- I look like a weird werewolf but I know in 1 year things are going to look better. Great video! Thanks.

What comb are you using? I didn't see a link for it in the description.

My method for a wiry grey beard like mine is to pat it with a towel after showering, but don't dry it. Add beard oil, then use a heated brush. Works great for me. Every beard is different, but I love my soft, smooth silver.

Ten fings ??????

i don't know why i'm watching this i can't even grow a beard.
good stuff though

Love this video, great tips thanks

Bulldog is a satisfactory, economical oil we have on shelves in US, too.
But there are a couple or several premium beard product brands made in UK. And so why not?

Also, play songs by "The Beards" to your beard. Just like talking to plants, playing a song by "The Beards" to your beard daily, can dramatically increase the length, happiness, and general beardness of your beard. BEARDS!

Not a big fan of the beard oil doesn't feel like it does anything.
My beard is always down to my stomach. But you should try this I love. It.
Sofree coconut oil repair scalp care daily conditioner with jojobs oil 3 oz. It .99$ and never looked back . Has a blue lid

Good tips and I agree. Have grown 2 or 3 long beards and end up restarting so have learned most of these tips along the way. The fact you had to say a hair-dryer does not make you less manly makes me trust the tip more in some strange way :P

So if using minoxidil and i have apatchy beard should i only use water or beard shampoo?

Good advice. Exept maybe the oil choice.

The stash is a personal preference i personally dont like a thick tash either🤷‍♂️

YMMV - I don’t really agree about the tache, but it’s personal preference, obviously - personally, I don’t like long beards.
Bulldog products are advertised as cruelty free, but their parent company isn’t.

Al final lo que nos enseñas es no areglar la barba nunca..dejarla asi tal y como crece... 🫥🫥🫥

Incorrect; it is indeed unmanly to use a hairdryer.

Shaving down some rogue whiskers on your cheeks takes me 10 seconds every 3 days. Not a big deal.

Grew my beard out for a year after surgery.... Finally trimmed it back to socially acceptable norms. (ie Lebron james style) and I feel so nekkid

My wife prefers me with a short beard but I may as well shave because it’s too much maintenance. I let this sucker grow and trim it every couple months or so. I shampoo it once every week or so and just rinse it daily. That way it retains the natural oils.

I definitely recommend Bull dog beard oil and shampoo. The difference on how my beard feels without them is unruly. $5-10 State side. Oil lasts two months with a long beard. 6 months with a short beard. Shampoo would be a bottle every month or two.

Thank you for bringing up the moustache point! Not enough people are aware of how having a small moustache affects the overall look of ones beard.

Can you do some updated product reviews?

I don't agree with neck beard but Bulldog Oil is really spot on: discovered one year ago and never changed since then. Great one

how can I find pic of beard you show when talking bout neck beard

Sorry to say this, but I hate so much mustach. If I have too long (if I put them down and they go over my upper lip, I will cut them going little pit over my upper lip) and I would like to have better beard growth and bad mustach grow.

New to the channel looking forward to the content

Like your info very good thanks so much

I like the Bulldog stuff too, gets a pretty bad wrap.

Everything you said was fantastic! Except the Bulldog oil and butter. The Detroit Grooming 313 oil and butter combo would be a much better suggestion to everyone. Other than that great info.

I gave up trimming/shaping my beard. Took much work and have to trim every few days for me to keep it a certain look.

Good combs like Kent or Chicago, anything like that make such a huge difference especially over time. Cheap combs essentially have tiny knife edges all over the place, the damage from that over time can really compound in a way that its far more then simply worrying about pulling hairs. Might seem silly to pay 10-15$ for a single comb but its soooo worth it, and most the better ones can last a life time so its not as expensive as it sounds.
Also just for me personally, with heating a blow dryer is nice but i didn't ever get results i was hoping for until i found a good brush with low temp settings, i would say for me that was biggest game changer outside of what otherwise should be good daily maintenance practices like oil.

I noticed you're using beard butter from Detroit Grooming which is from the US but you sound like you live in the UK. Is there a UK supplier for that brand?

I really dig your videos!! Excited to watch more!

I disagree with washing your beard once a week or once every 10 days. At the very minimum you should be washing your beard every other day.

ive got same beard as u , i agree with you in everything. People just dont HAVE PATIENCE.

About time I get a trim. My beard reached 6 months, kinda as long as yours in this.

I use this beard and face wash, then beard and face lotion, then beard oil and beard balm. I put the excess lotion and oil on my head hair. I believe they are all under the same brand, though different from what you use.

When I did my yeard, I used NO beard wash, lotions or oils. BIG MISTAKE! I was young and poor back then.

I have no intention of doing another yeard, but having proper maintenance is amazing.

You have a Great beard

This man is a vital role model for me and my beard growing journey! The video explains a lot of mistakes I still make with my beard…although I’m only 20 😂

Keep the videos coming Daniel, you’re an awesome inspiration my friend!

Legend! Good to see you

hey man!! I agree somewhat with the trimmed stache but the stache is all about personal preference. IMO having a trimmed stache gives the beard a much cleaner finish. Same with the neck beard Ive tryed leaving the neckline untrimmes and it works but IMO thats personal prefenence. I think these tips apply to people that want the biggest beard possible and dont care about how it looks.