Dead cells on your face often impede the growth of a new beard. By scrubbing and rinsing your skin and facial hair with mild soap and warm water at least once a week, you’ll remove these cells, thus helping new facial hair grow faster.

The Beard Activator has 540 titanium needles that enable thousands of microscopic pores to activate. It helps increase blood circulation and makes it easy for the skin to absorb nourishing ingredients in the Beard Growth Oil (Onion).

Beard hair cannot grow without the correct nutrients in the body, and to get them we need to eat fruits and vegetables coupled with a balanced diet. The best ones for beards are oranges, brazil nuts, raisins, potatoes, kale and spinach. Vitamin B5, C, E, Biotin, Inositol and Niacin promote hair growth.

Onions are rich in sulfur which is a key building block of all hair fibers, including facial hair. If rubbing onions to your beard could promote circulation to the facial hair follicles, then maybe it could help your beard to grow better as well.

Not every man is able to grow facial hair. The most common reason some men can’t grow a beard is genetic factors. Some men who have trouble growing beards have turned to beard implants. Although beard implants are now available, they’re expensive and are a surgical procedure.

It is typically a secondary sex characteristic of human males. Men typically start developing facial hair in the later stages of puberty or adolescence, around fifteen years of age, and most do not finish developing a full adult beard until around eighteen or later.

The truth is that the older you get, the thicker your beard will grow, and some patches you may be experiencing will start to fill in over time. In the matter of fact, only a few men can grow a thick beard for the first few years they start producing facial hair, even those with good beard genes.

Each hair follicle has its own blood supply and the vessels are not completely symmetrical as some parts of the body might receive more blood than others. It is a possibility that one side of your face has more hair follicles than the other therefore beard would grow faster on that side.

We get emails often saying I still can’t grow a beard at 30 years old, what can I do? It is down to genetics unfortunately. Some people just don’t have the genes to grow thick facial hair. Many people just don’t give themselves the best chance and give up before seeing any results!

While beard growth occurs in several stages, all hair growth goes through three phases: anagen, catagen, and telogen. While it’s not a “stage” of beard growth, per se, the hair growth cycle is essential to the process.

Men who can’t grow a beard or have patchy beards usually have normal testosterone levels. It isn’t a reflection of having low testosterone or being deficient in testosterone.

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Beard Oil is not only beneficial to your facial hair but most importantly to the skin underneath. Maintaining hydrated and smooth skin under a beard is just as important as keeping that facial hair shiny and under control. You will see a noticeable difference in the hair as well, as it becomes soft, shiny and smooth.

Beard hair will soak up as much oil as it can to soften and shine, and a small amount of oil worked into the skin will reduce dryness, itchiness and flaking. Just be careful not to overdo it, as the pores of the skin can become clogged resulting in possible irritation.

How much oil you’ll need depends entirely on how large your beard is. If you’re in the stubble stage, 2 to 4 drops is plenty. For a medium-sized beard, 5 to 6 drops. For a large beard, 6 to 8 drops.

There is no shortage of beard oils and products from which to choose. Some of the best are as follows: V76 by Vaughn Beard Oil, Baxter of California Beard Oil, Hawkins & Brimble Beard Oil, The Groomed Man Beard Oil, Milkman Beard Oil, American Crew Beard Serum, and Kiehl’s Nourishing Beard Grooming Oil.

If you have too much oil on, it will feel oily and it can stain clothes. There’s a balance to how much beard oil you should apply depending on how big your beard is and how fast your hair and skin absorb the oil.

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So here s the basics, use room temperature or lukewarm water to wash your beard. This ensures that the oil producing sebaceous glands are activated and not left to wilt away. Lukewarm water is best because it gets rid of most of the skin irritants and tends to cleanse better than cold water.

For oil stains in clothing, rub a dab of grease-cutting dishwashing soap like Dawn into the stain, let it sit for at least a hour or so, then run it through the washing machine. Will take out oil stains like magic, even ones that have been set for a really long time.

WD-40 is a petroleum-based lubricant that can cause stains on clothes. But it also can help to remove stains. The solvents in WD-40 help to break down oil—especially old oily stains—loosening the oil molecules from fabric fibers. Simply spray the stain with a bit of WD-40 from the front and back of the fabric.

The problem with oil stains is that instead of leaving a brightly stained area, they tend to leave a slightly darkened area that may be difficult to notice right away. This area darkens with age unless it is removed quickly. And if the piece of clothing and oil stain dry, the stain can be set permanently.