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You are the true alpha man!! I grew my five o clock beard for about a year now! I try to trim it every 2 or 3 day’s! Thank you 🙏 for this advice on our beards! You’re my hero! You’re the man!! Love you’re vedio’s!!
As an MBA holder and a beard owner I can say that it was exactly as you said, analogous difficulties. Totally the same. All beard owners are immediately qualified to apply for jobs requiring graduate level diplomas. You just need an equivalency certificate.
It's so weird, I have zero hair on my legs and butt, about twenty on my chest, almost zero sideburns, but a perfect full beard. You're absolutely right about not shaving under your neck, double chin/fat neck city, even if you're thin. I go one finger-width over my Adams apple.
I have personally used Minoxidil, trust me it works. I had a really patchy beard which minoxidil fixed. You will see results in six to 7 months of you use it consistently.
I think the shaving high up into your chin really depends on your facial structure. If you have a weak jawline definately dont trim it too high, but if you have a strong jawline already, I think leaving the hair will just make it look worse. I have done both shaving high up into the chin and using your finger method, and shaving it high up makes my jawline look stronger because its already naturally strong. It just looks better than using the finger method, which doesnt look bad per say, but is not the optimal look for my face shape.
@@Sdfghjk442 I actually do. I do all that and even some weird faces sometimes, all to make sure that it doesn't creep over. I shave it up high, but not insanely high to that point (although it did happen once, but it was a lesson I learned, part of experimentation). But it's definately higher than what alpha suggests. I think everyone should do as you just suggested me, and see what works best for them according to their face. In my opinion people just do the extremes, either shaving too high, or not shaving enough. A beard, at least to me, isn't something as simple as just trim hair and it looks good. Whenever I go for a trim, I can easilly take 30+ minutes to make sure nothing everything looks the best possible. Basically alpha is giving advice that in general, applies to most men, to have a decently looking beard. What I'm saying is, take that advice, look at yourself, and experiment a bit by using alphas advice as a base, but not following it blindly.
Man greetings from Greece I love your positive energy You also convinced me to throw away my dyed anchored goatee and grown a 3-4-5mm grey stubble (40+ yo) and I think looks 10x better
The energy is intoxicating. I got a co worker that talks like this and he can be talking about cereal and youd think youre hearing some amazing earth shattering speech.
Asian here: can attest to minoxidil (and adding microneedling sessions a few times a week). The process took me a few years but I was able to grow a beard.
The only problem is that my hands shake because my neurological system is off-balance every since the accident. So that’s what makes trimming my mustache like that a little difficult.
love the energy :D and a big plus for showing how you keep is shorter on the sides... but.... what about the area next to your mouth? where the mustache meets the beard... ? that is where my biggest concern comes... if I shave it down with the 5mm, as the mustache, than it might leave a "bald" spot and F up the whole thing...
My facial hair comes in thick on the lips and chin but none on my cheeks. Like a Spanish conquistador. How should I manage this type of hair? Should I shave the chin and grow the stash or grow them both? Should I keep it at a certain length?
I definitely screwed up and violated your most important rule. I’ll have to give it some time to let it lower down a bit on my neck. I had it at a good point, but then noticed an asymmetry and then boom, too late. Lesson learned.
I just let my uncle’s friend shave shape me up last night and he took all the hair under my neck. It doesn’t look horrible because I don’t have a double chin but…. Reallly… I should’ve known but he pure pressured me. I went to sleep last night feeling like an idiot. I think imma knock myself out into a coma for at least a month. 😂 good video alpha m
I refuse to dye my beard I refuse to try to maintain keeping my beard black. My gray and black beard looks awesome…. No time for seeing them gray edge’s coming in and try to cover then every other day.
You have to remember that other people's hair or facial hair may not be the same as yours so don't try to look like that friend of yours with a really cool beard, choose your style and work for it, with the time you'll get a really cool beard yourself.
This has to the at least the 100th video he made of this exact video. Geez talk about running out of ideas. Talk about beating a dead horse, he does it more than anybody I ever seen make videos.
I wish I could stop growing everything but my mustache and goatee. Sooo tired of dealing with a beard after 20 years of shaving. I envy men who don't grow hair on cheeks and neck.
@@itsruffoutchea6636 weird how the people that grow a lot of hair don't want it, and the people that can't grow hair fast cry for their hair to grow.... We're never satisfied
@Alpha m. The beard i am trying to grow doesn't really fill out my chin and is wispy. Should I just keep it at a short length and just leave a mustache
I have a long biker type beard I keep it nicely edged up where it needs to be. I have my head shaved I wear my dark oakley sunglasses and women absolutely love how it looks. I noticed by so many women ever since I grew my beard long like it is. It's crazy to see how much really love how men look with beards. It's f'n crazy AF yo
@@frankwest9304 i just keep it long. Because im still in the growing process. I want to grow a bit more longer before I start trim it. Only trimming I do, is i use the back blade part of the gillet proglide rasor to line up the upper part by my cheeks. It looks bitch'n i have to say and women love it. I notice that I get checked out by more women now since I grew my beard out. Women love men with long beards.
And that’s all fine and well if you want to taper and shape, personally I just let it grow!! Not a razor or a trimmer gets near my beard!! But that’s just me!! I like the wild lumber jack look.
Great advice for a short beard or just getting started. How about a great video for those with longer beards, say 3-4 inches. Shaping techniques, care balms vs oils, etc
I've had a beard for several years now. I Keep it at about 20 mm on the chin area. Everything he talks about is pretty much spot on. As far as washing is concerned, I find "co washing" (conditioner washing) works really well. I don't use soap or shampoo because it strips the natural oils. Next, use beard oil right after you bathe. It helps lock in the moisture. Be careful, as not all beard oils are created equal. Stay away from Chinese-made stuff if you can. It usually has the worst ingredients. Third, use beard balm when your beard is dry and you want to give it a moisture boost or you want to tame it. Also, for a beard that is a bit longer, trim it using clipper guards, BUT, use the guards and go WITH the grain of the hair, not against it. This helps to trim away strays and takes a bit of volume out if that's something you want. It also helps maintain the length without chopping it down too far. George Bruno (on RU-vid) has some very good advice about how to groom and maintain a beard. I learned a lot from him.
If you want the ultimate info dumb on all things beard related. Go check out dan c bearded. He breaks down all the science, products, and grooming you could ever think of
Check out Matty Conrad I think his name is. He does all sorts of beard grooming, trimming, and styling videos for people with more lumberjack styles lol
I'll be 31 in a few weeks. I've got about a 6 month beard. It's thicker than it's ever been. If you're younger, give it time. I have a full beard but I have a nickel sized patch that I can now easily cover 😉
My complaint too. I’ve broken mine as well. And since they are two separate sizes per each attachment, when you break one you actually break two! Also they don’t fit the easiest on the razor. They need a new design.
