Some people call it Fall. Some call it cuffing season. If you prefer the second and you happen to be a male who is blessed enough with the genes to grow a full beard, this one is for you.
We all know the very popular saying with great beards come great responsibility, and I wholeheartedly believe that truth to be self-evident. It’s getting cold and beards are in but it is paramount to keep your beard game up. Today, beards are in and some ladies might even add that feature onto a list of what makes up their perfect man so here are a few tips to keep your beard…respectable.
1.Cleanliness
Yes, it is next to Godliness! A dirty beard is like a dirty bed… you get the point. Your beard should be washed NO LESS than 3 times a week. And don’t DARE to forget to condition. Scotch Porter Brand has a great product that will allow your beard to be clean, smelling lovely, and a moisture sponge.
2. Moisture
This is a MAJOR KEY! Never ever in the existence of BEARDom has crustiness or crustocity (made up word) been acceptable. Facial hair is just like the hair on your head. It requires some attention. Uncle Jimmy’s beard oil gives that perfect balance of shine that allows the beard to have a nice sheen to it without being oily. But most importantly, it keeps the beard from being dry. Couple that oil with Uncle Jimmy’s beard softener to ensure that your significant other doesn’t leave with scrapes and scratches from touching your face.
3.Neatness
Though we have learned to shampoo, condition, and moisturize our beards we have to remember to maintain or develop a neatness for our beard. A comb or a pick will due for now but your choice is dependent on the current magnitude of nappiness your beard may or may not have. What we want to do is follow steps 1 and 2 with combing/picking the hair so anything tangled becomes untangled.
After repeating steps 1-3 you will find yourself with a lush, soft, and moisturized beard to hold you through the fall and the winter. Your significant other will be grateful. If you don’t have one, this might help. So in this cold, dry, and trying times lets remember to keep our hygiene HIGH because anything else would truly be uncivilized.
