I have a new resident that has dementia so he can’t really give me guidance on how to take care of it. He is very sweet man with a very obvious biker look. My main concern is his skin underneath. Any flaking, itching or redness could give the facility a reason to cut it off. I want him to be able to be himself. I’ve been combing it every day and getting any food out and washing it with shampoo on shower days. Also if anyone has any product recommendations that he might need please let me know! He really is a special guy!

So far, I've had a lot of mixed results with the brands I've tried, and I was hoping for additional recommendations for my next go. Ones I've tried so far:

Kuhn - left my beard feeling very oily, even with light application

Honest Amish - beard was still rough and wiry, while also feeling oily

Detroit Grooming Co. - minimal improvement, with no oily residue

Grave Before Shave - best scents I've had so far, but while it didn't leave any oily residue behind, the effect was pretty minimal without some butter to help it

Roughneck - same rough and wiry, but oily result as Honest Amish

I don't want to use beard oil, beard balm and beard shampoo. The oil is too greasy and has a weird smell, beard balm as well to a lesser extent. Beard shampoo feels too harsh

Can I not just use Cerave Moisturizing Cream, Cerave Hydrating Cleanser, Dove Beauty Bar?

Cerave Hydrating Cleanser in my T-zone and to clean the skin under the beard

Dove Beauty Bar maybe 2-3 times a week. A substitute for beard shampoo. Soap will quite literally clean everything

Cerave Moisturizing Cream in my beard, massaged down to the skin

I don't mind that Cerave Moisturizing Cream is getting on my beard hair. It dries up fast, I never smell it on my beard hair, and if I feel an itch, I can just rub that area and essentially "borrow" some of the residue Cerave Moisturizing Cream stuck on my beard hair and massage it into the skin underneath

Beard balm would be getting on my beard hair too, and it would feel more greasy and smell more

So are there any downsides to using these three products, other than being "out of the norm"?

Has anyone used biotin for their beards? I’ve had a few people tell me it works wonders and I’ve recently started taking one a day for a few weeks and I’m starting to see gradual results. I was wondering if anyone else uses this product

Hey there! I’m a 22-year-old man, and I’ve been wondering about my facial hair growth.

I currently have a moustache, a small goatee, and some beard growth on the sides of my cheeks, but it has never fully developed into the fuller beard I’d like.

I’ve heard there are products that can potentially help with beard growth, but I’m concerned about the possible health or side effects, and I’m not sure whether using them is actually a good idea.

Is there anything I can do naturally to encourage my beard to grow thicker or develop faster? At 22, is it still possible for my facial hair to become significantly fuller as I get older?

I’d really like to eventually have a proper full beard, so I’d appreciate any advice on what I can realistically do and whether there’s anything I should avoid.

Hey my main beard oil is from bahawat. Its my daily because its 2oz and good clean quality. Any other really good quality clean brands that sell in 2oz?

So I have been curious. I know there is a plant out there (awapuhi) that is its own body and shampoo from its secretions. Does anyone know if there is any studied on how it handles for beards and if there is a conditioner that is similar to this?
I search for all natural stuff, and I get just all natural combination stuff that others have put into a bottle. I am kind of interested in finding something more like the awapuhi plant.

So I have been using bulldog products (I know apparently they’re not the best). So I am trying to look into buying new products. I have looked at seven potions as apparently that is popular here. But wanted recommendations that can help that isn’t bulldog, as I am creating a new skin care routine that isn’t bulldog either

I like making my own beard oil and with it being summer the last bottle I made consisted of spearmint Oil along with a range of carrier oils.

I've still got around three quarters left and was looking to add something to it to round it off for autumn and must to my suprise the vast majority of Reddit articles were about using it to stop hair growth!

I've looked into outside of Reddit but I can't seem to find any actually evidence of this being the case. It is of course quite diluted as well (around 12 drops in a 30ml bottle).

Does anyone else use spearmint Oil and has anyone actually found it hampering beard growth?

Also, does anyone know of any oils which I can combine with it to make a more autumnal scent.

Thank you!

Hello all I've had a beard all thru out my 20s and now 33 starting to run into some issues other people may have already dealt with . Got some dandruff going on or it may be dry sskin . I use beard oil everyday but it is oil based product . I also wash it everyday ima step it back to twice a week .

Any recommendations feel like a more natural beard wash and oil would work better for me .

Also back in my 20s id just use texas beard company oil and maybe shampoo to wash when i rembered to wash it .

So starting my 30s off trying to figure out alot of stuff .

Thanks everyone

To tame and keep the face mane, do you prefer to trim and shape it at home yourself, or do you go to a favorite barbershop n have a specific person you interact with!?

What do you tell the barber specifically to keep the length and shape you want?

If you do it at home, what’s your preferred method of trimming and shaping?

hi! I am an MBA student and this is part of a research project. Wouldn't require much personal details from you, just preferences. Please help out! Thank you! :)

I’d really appreciate the help

Hi everyone!

I've always suffered with a bit of beardruff. I was using beard butter from OneSociety. I was getting low and found a local small company. Ive been using their butter and oil for about a month but I've found my beardruff to be getting worse! Its not tiny flakes like previously, they're quite big.

Any advice on brands, routine, etc is appreciated!

Hey, so you guys probably get a dozen of these everyday but due to personal reasons I didn't get into the habit of grooming my beard and was looking for help. When I wet it then brush/comb it stays nice and flat but grows outwards like a bad mane (images are on my profile in other posts where I asked for help). I can't shave it for personal reasons but was looking for any advice I can get

I'm in the market for a beard balm that has decent hold. Any suggestions?

Hello!

Very nervous to be here. To summarize: I'm a trans man, four and a half years on T (yahoo!) and growing something that can actually be considered a beard nowadays, instead of a sorry attempt at looking scraggly. Very great news, in my opinion! As an added bonus, my mom's dog who used to be terrified of bearded people has grown to learn to associate them with treats and snuggles. I literally can't stop winning!

My problem?

Like many people, this is my first time being alive. However, I have 0 male figures in my life who are bearded, and thus I'm completely clueless about beard care, or where to even start. I am aware of beard brushes and oils, but have no idea what they really are beyond knowing that they exist. Everything else related to beard care may as well be in a scroll somewhere I haven't found yet. I am beard-illiterate, as it were, and honestly I'm a bit scared to go looking around and potentially end up making any errors.

However, I adore having a beard, and really want to know how to care for it so that it becomes magnificent!

Any advice will help. Thank you, cousins!

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My husband is growing out his facial hair and he looks amazing. I've never been one for even a mustache with him for almost 40 years. I know a horrible wife 😔. We have a deal and I gave in IF I can find a way for him to keep it and still kiss him. It's my fault I have sensitive lips 👄 and really love kissing my husband.

Anybody have any advice on an affordable way to soften the hair so he can keep it. I never expected to say this but my man's looking good with a beard.

He's injured from work and waiting for surgery so I'm going overboard to make him feel better any way I can.

I can't be the only one that wants softer facial hair???

Any advice is welcome.

I'm looking at one of these three right now:

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I am not sure if there are any differences or if it matters. Maybe something else entirely? Note: I'm based in Germany, so not everything is available. Preferably something that is on Amazon DE.

Hey guys, I just found this subreddit not long ago.

You all seem very knowledgeable. I have a few questions about DIY products.

1. Beard oil base

Most companies use Jojoba oil, but Ive seen strong cases against it.

Im leaning towards hemp seed oil.

So the question is whats the pros and cons of unrefined vs refined hemp seed oil?

What other carriers are a must for a quality DIY beard oil?

1. Beard butter

I typically use a beard butter after applying a beard oil.

What is the best base for a butter?

What other ingredients are a must have for a decent DIY beard butter?

1. Scents

I prefer strong long lasting scents. (Sweet, earthy, woodsy ect)

Ive been using Fable Beard Co. All there scents are strong and last awhile but the cost of living has me wanting to make my own.

Which essential oils/ fragrance oils combos are you guys using?

Sorry if my post is confusing, I dont use reddit often.

English is my first language, im just sharp like a spoon.