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  • Posts: 1,336 Member
    I comb mine all the time. It is getting longer and looks a little ratty. WIll try conditioner and let you know. It's longer now than in my pic.
    Tried conditioner in my beard today and made it soft, but I still have to comb it. lol
  • Posts: 395 Member
    I think i look horrible with a long beard. But always have one, keep it trimmed and cleaned up.
  • Posts: 1,270 Member
    Tried conditioner in my beard today and made it soft, but I still have to comb it. lol

    I tried some conditioner this morning and brushed it as normal. I think I'm going to look for some type of oil that is good for it. I don't really care to put olive oil on it as it would likely make me hungry from smelling that scent. So need something that has no scent or something that smells clean.
  • Posts: 1,270 Member

    Honest Amish...I wonder if that Amish guy has a big butt.
  • Posts: 31 Member
    I just use shampoo but in for ideas to get it softer.
  • Posts: 3,945 Member
    I use Moroccan Argan Oil on my head. And I have super soft hair. And it smells awesome. But I prefer clean cut. My sensitive skin chafes :(
  • Posts: 6,573 Member
    I moustache you a question...my beard is getting to be about two-three inches long. Do any of you use conditioner? I see that it's getting a little dry. I do have to brush my beard every morning which by the way brings me great pleasure.

    I may or may not have called myself a handsome beast this morning, but that's beside the point. Please, share your caveman secrets.

    If you have a beard *nods head* in approval.

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    That is damn sexy.
  • Posts: 1,597 Member
    3 inches you say..... my vote is to shave :D

    So size does matter?
  • Posts: 1,196 Member
    I use shampoo only on mine. Only real use I have for shampoo as I am pretty much bald!
  • https://www.etsy.com/shop/ChinArmor

    Great stuff

    I started growing my first beard at the beginning of November. One of my best purchases was the beard oil.
  • Are whiskers a valid substitution?
  • Posts: 2,558 Member
    How are we taking what was once an ultimate symbol of manliness and ruggedness, and turning it into an excuse to preen and buy personal-care products?
  • Posts: 1,270 Member
    How are we taking what was once an ultimate symbol of manliness and ruggedness, and turning it into an excuse to preen and buy personal-care products?

    Says Mr. Polo taking a selfie.

    I'm fine with it bro. I wouldn't consider myself a metro sexual. I wear boots, I wear lumberjack clothes. I have calluses from hard work. I have ZERO problems using a "feminine" product to keep my facial hair looking soft and healthy. ZERO.
  • Posts: 1,453 Member
    "Oh I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay....."
  • Posts: 22,834 Member
    Says Mr. Polo taking a selfie.

    Gato mah Vato...you made me lol!
  • Posts: 1,270 Member

    Gato mah Vato...you made me lol!

    Sometimes you just have to...

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    Says Mr. Polo taking a selfie.

    I'm fine with it bro. I wouldn't consider myself a metro sexual. I wear boots, I wear lumberjack clothes. I have calluses from hard work. I have ZERO problems using a "feminine" product to keep my facial hair looking soft and healthy. ZERO.

    Fair point, well made. :laugh:
  • Posts: 3,472 Member

    Says Mr. Polo taking a selfie.

    I'm fine with it bro. I wouldn't consider myself a metro sexual. I wear boots, I wear lumberjack clothes. I have calluses from hard work. I have ZERO problems using a "feminine" product to keep my facial hair looking soft and healthy. ZERO.

    Not sure how Tampax is going to help keep your facial hair looking soft and healthy.

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    Besides, I don't know if "beard oil" is being used by a lot of feminines.
  • Posts: 1,270 Member

    Not sure how Tampax is going to help keep your facial hair looking soft and healthy.

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    Besides, I don't know if "beard oil" is being used by a lot of feminines.

    Hey if a Tampax is good enough to be placed on my fur burger, then it's good enough for my face. Stop the hate, let the beards unite us brothers.
  • I use Blue Beards beard conditioner .. you can get it on amazon .. smells good and keeps the goatee and 'stache soft.
  • Posts: 3,472 Member

    Hey if a Tampax is good enough to be placed on my fur burger, then it's good enough for my face. Stop the hate, let the beards unite us brothers.

    No hate intended...just wanted to know what to say to the wife if I'm caught. I was hoping you could give an explanation so I could confuse her with science.

    ETA: I can't exactly say I cut myself shaving, now can I?
  • Posts: 5 Member
    I use whatever bodywash I have at the time for head to toe. I don't use any conditioner because I'm not a 12 yr old girl.

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    Nuf said!
  • Posts: 1,270 Member

    Nuf said!

    I can't pull off the Locs and a beanie look around here. Not conducive to my health. Contrary to popular opinion, beards can't stop bullets.
  • Posts: 3,472 Member

    I can't pull off the Locs and a beanie look around here. Not conducive to my health. Contrary to popular opinion, beards can't stop bullets.

    Wait until yours gets bigger, you'll be amazed at the magic the beard brings.
  • Posts: 395 Member
    I use whatever bodywash I have at the time for head to toe. I don't use any conditioner because I'm not a 12 yr old girl.

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    Looks like an Alaskan beard, keep it going.
  • Posts: 854 Member
    Shampoo, conditioner, coconut oil, comb/brush
  • Posts: 1,329 Member
    I just prefer to keep it trim
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