5 Beard Care Tips for Healthy, Natural Facial Hair

Ever had the feeling that you were stabbed - no, not by an external object, but by your own beard? Especially prevalent with new growth - small and sharp follicles penetrate the skin mercilessly.

Think of it as the right to enter the beard. Get sick first, have fun later. But you can have a little help on your own side. Even old beard guards experience itchy, scratched or dry skin.

The trick is - whether you are a beginner or a veteran - in honor of a beard. Treat it at least as important as the hair on your head. So there are a number of steps involved here.

First of all - when you take a shower, wash your facial hair - take good care, comb, massage, take oil and dirt trapped below and rinse.

Second - when you come out of the bathroom use a comb with narrow teeth and brush your beard hair down while still wet. Be sure to get rid of tangles, and take good care of them.

Third - apply oil or conditioner - if you have something specially formulated for beard, the better, and evenly apply it to your facial hair.

Fourth - resist the desire to scratch your beard like it is the most itchy place in the world. Learn to ignore or use a soft cloth to treat your itch instead of digging your nails into it.

Fifth - relax - your beard can grow naturally and easily, you don't need to look after it every second. Every day is a good schedule. Don't brush too much, don't overdo it. Just relax.