Beard Trimming Length Examples With Hair Clippers #1-8 Guards 

Number 6 was the best look

How is it epic,? You must live a sad life

@@FiveDORRA how is this not epic? He showed all different sizes which was great for a newbie.. are you crazy?

"You ARE ghey" is seriously projecting his sad life onto yours @@pulakification Ignore him😂

Thanks

Thankfully it grows back lol thanks for watching

Thank you for watching 👌🏼

Nice! Hope your beard is growing as well as it possibly can

@@LanDope Thanks man!

How do I remove the guard, I’m a girl, I can’t remove the guard from the blade?!?!

@Brian Howard yes I figured it out. Thank you. Enjoy the rest of your day 💖

Where can I buy that?

Ruthless difference 🤣🤣

Thank you for watching 👍

Hey how do I get a 1.5 ? Doing a haircut I got it wrong messed up and I think a 1.5 would go a long way to fix this.

@@frankmontez6853 What do you mean?

@@yaseenissa8155 i asked how can I get a 1.5 . The other guy the OP answered , just get a 1 turn lever up to get the next half a 1.5

@@frankmontez6853 you can also get Wahl 1.5 (4.5mm) guard , gives a crisper cut than a 1 with the lever open..

Yep! Love these shorter beard styles

@@LanDope I'm going to be stuck with that since my job allows a max of 0.5in

Yup I agree good call

2 and 3 are probably the sweet spots for me as far as beard length goes. Thanks for watching!

@@LanDope trimmer name plz?

Thank you for watching, glad it helped!

Thanks for watching man! I'm sure you're beard will look good at a 19 or 22 mm

Glad to hear man!

👌🏼 of course

Facts he did great

Lol thanks for watching me! I'm still trying to learn along the way as well

@@LanDope your the pro! You got any tips on where I can find a beard trimmer with guards of up to 20mm? I can only find ones with guards going up to about 12 mm

Try looking up the Philip Norelco multigroom line up. I think the higher number ones have the adjustable dial with one guard that raises it and chanhes sizes. Idk how high they go up, but i'm pretty sure they go to 20. If not just use a hairclipper set with a lever lol

Glad it helped!

Nice! I tried leaving the chin slightly longer recently

I also have a similar video with an actual beard trimmer as well. Thank you for watching

👍🏼 i'm glad this video helped out the visual of different lengths

Thank you for watching and commenting. Glad to know it helped 👌

Thank you for watching! And hope you are doing well as well!

Where hav you bought clips from

​@@vanshmalhotra1091Depends on your brand, some brands include free clippers / guards for you

I'm glad it helped!

Not perfect for me. It’s be SO much better if he didn’t have a weak beard. I mean, great concept and decent execution of it in a video, but if he had like a full beard and mustache (like if the REST of his beard was as thick and full as is on his chin) this would have been a closer to perfect video. As it stands, it’s not that helpful when looking at beard length because the hair on his cheek s is already shorter and wispier so when he shortens the length there are already fewer hairs on the cheeks to begin with so the length proportions seem skewed. Also, it was damn annoying watching him palm his beard half a dozen times after EACH trim as if he did have a fully thick beard. Like I guess he’s going that to uniformly show the length, but he was overdoing it and acting as if his beard was totally fully and thick when it’s clearly not at all

Lol 😅 my face was hurting from the guards and I usually don't like my facial hair that short

I go against the grain because that's the best way to trim and shave. Yes going with the grain or downward it will probably cut off the fly away hairs

@@LanDope I wrote the comment before you were done, not knowing you were taking it all off. Then I understood going upward……..lol!

😅😅 lol yes i get ahead of myself as well when thinking about writing comments on videos as well

Thank you for watching!

💀💀😅😅 i'm gonna watch it in reverse now

Thank you!

Thanks man 👍🏼 did one with a beard trimmer and of course this with the hair clippers

Thanks for watching

Thanks man!

Glad it helped!

I noticed that hair looks thicker at first when I shave with a razor compared to trimming down with a machine trimmer. Shaving with a razor does not actullay make your hair thicker, it just appears that way for the first few days after shaving

That's a myth, shaving does not make it grow thicker "the next time" what will help with growth and thickness is a good beard oil followed with a good beard butter used daily...if you use one infused with CBD it will strengthen it and help grow thicker and fill in patchy spots...cbd infused is very expensive tho...so i use a regular beard oil(from Fable beard and/or live bearded) twice a day...and use a cbd oil every other day at night before going to bed

It's a nice length for the beard!

@@LanDope are you Mexican

Yeah i am

I believe the closest would 1 for 4 mm guard and 2 guard for 7 mm, but both with the leaver just less than halfway open

Thanks for watching!

Nice! Good length

The lever up high is only about half a week growth difference between the guard that is on. And it really depends how long you want your beard. The longest here with hair clippers is a number 8 which is about 1 inch lenght. If you want something longer then I would advice to buy larger guards on amazon. The largest guard I have found is 3 inches/number 24. They sell them in packs with other larger guards

@@LanDope thank you

Thank you. And maybe this being a hair clipper and the other being a beard trimmer had something to do with it looking a bit longer on the other? I'm not entirely sure honestly, but I know a #1 in a hair clipper is 3 mm

@@LanDope yeah maybe that could be the reason. Thanks for answering and hopefully you start uploading again

Thanks for watching!

Lol i usually prefer a shorter beard so it wasn't too much trouble to trim it down

Look for them online is my best advice

@@LanDope Sir trimmer name please which you used in this video

Wahl 5 Star Magic Clip. The one with the cord

1. It would give a very close trim but not smooth or as close as actual shaving razor. I would also recommend an actual beard specific trimmer since hair clippers without guards tend to be sharper. 2. On the cheeks you can go fairly fast. On the neck i would definitely take my time and go slower that's where the skin is more sensitive. 3. Pretty much same answer as the second question. Just be careful around your neck and maybe your chin too

@@LanDope Ok if let's say you use the 1mm (if there is a 1mm guard) and you cut your facial hair or hair on your head off does it mean that the 1 mm guard takes off 1 mm of hair you cut off? Or does it get the hair you cut off down to 1 mm? Also for 2 mm takes off 2 mm of hair you cut off? Or does it get the hair you cut off down to 2 mm? Also what about with 3mm and other mm in place of the 1mm or 2mm?

@@NicholasPeters1 the length that is on the guards is what length your hair will be after cutting it. So if you use a 3 mm guard your will be 3 mm long.

If you're looking for that length the majority of the time I would honestly recommend the Philips due to the cheaper cost, but the Brio is what I would recommend the most for beard purposes if price doesn't matter. It's has good weight to it and the battery life is incredible + more options due to the adjuster and extra guards. Only down side is you may need to purchase their Zero Blade if you care about getting a sharp line up as the standard blade comes 1 mm gapped. Hair clippers would be great for longer beards due to the hair guards being mainly meant for head hair. Of course they can be used for shorter lengths as well, but keep in mind lining up can be a literal pain due to the nature of hair clippers being sharper especially when lining up the neck area. The biggest pro for hair clippers is that if you buy wired, they should last many times longer due to not having to worry about the battery life failing oved time since it won't have one.

Awesome reply. Thanks for your personal experience and suggestions regarding the clothes cuts, I do regularly do that with a razor blade. I would definitely go with a battery-operated device. Sounds like I will narrow down my choice between the Brio and a Philips. Thanks for your time. Keep up the great videos add enjoy your experience

Thanks man 👍🏼

Lol thank you