Facial Hair Guide

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As the cold season is rolling in and we are weeks away from #NoShaveNovember, it’s time to talk facial hair. While some may argue that a clean-shaven face is always best, facial hair can add to a man of style’s personal style. The important thing to remember is to grow your facial hair properly and in good taste. Here are a few tips to get you started:

Be Patient

The first step to growing facial hair is, in fact, growing it out. This can be an itchy, patchy, and sometimes not-so-desirable process. However, you must commit to getting through it to reach your facial hair goals. During this process, it is important to be “lassiez-faire” and resist the urge to trim!

Trim Like a Pro (or go see one)

The best policy is always to get your facial hair trimmed by a professional. They will not only be able to trim to compliment your face shape but will be able to sculpt your facial hair to perfection as well!  Unfortunately going to see a professional on the regular is not realistic for everyone. If you do need to touch up on your own follow these tips:

  • Use a straight razor to sculpt super close.
  • Add water to your shaving cream for an extra smooth shave.
  • Use a hot towel to open up the pores before your sculpt and a cold one to close the pores after.

Maintain

Once your facial hair is grown and shaped the way you like it, you will need to do a few things to keep it that way.

  • Trim regularly. You don’t want your beard growing out too much and looking disheveled. However, there is a fine line between maintaining a good trim and going too far and ruining your hard to work!
  • Brush it to make sure all hair is laying neatly.
  • Clean and condition.
  • Shave around the beard to maintain a clean outline. Don’t forget your neck!

Growing facial hair is a great way for a man to change up his look or express his personal style. Done properly it can be just like a bespoke suit;  perfectly tailored in both style and fit to the man who wears it. Contact us today to get a bespoke suit of your very own!

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