Ever have the sensation that you're being poked - no, not by any external objects, but by your personal beard? Especially prevalent with new growth - small, razor sharp follicles pierce the skin mercilessly. Contemplate it a right of passage into beardhood. No pain, no gain. But you could have a little help on your own side. Even long-time beard keepers experience itching, scratching or dry skin. The secret is - if you are a novice or a veteran - to respect the beard. Treat it at least as importantly as you would the hair on your head. So there are always a handful of steps involved here.
First - once you shower wash your undesired facial hair - treat it nicely, lather it up, massage, obtain the oils and dirt trapped below and rinse it out. Second - once you escape the shower work with a comb with narrow teeth and brush your beard hair downwards whilst it remains wet. Be sure to drive out tangles, and groom it nicely. Thirdly - apply an oil or even a conditioner - when you yourself have something especially formulated for beards, all the more better, and work it evenly into your facial hair. Barba
Fourth - resist the urge to scratch your beard like it's the world's most itchiest place. Figure out how to ignore or work with a soft cloth to look after 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 other day is an excellent schedule. Don't over-brush, don't over do it. Bring it easy.
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