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HOW TO MAINTAIN YOUR BEARD THIS SUMMER

Cleansing your beard with a beard wash will help to remove debris and grime and keep your facial fuzz clean and nourished. Planning to buy beard oil online? Look for the one that contains essential oils with hydrating and moisturising properties. Buy UncleTony Beard oil at https://uncletony.com/. Explore this PPT to know more.

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HOW TO MAINTAIN YOUR BEARD THIS SUMMER

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  1. HOW TO MAINTAIN YOUR BEARD THIS SUMMER

  2. There were times when beards were considered a seasonal affair and summer wasn’t deemed a good time to keep a big woolly scruff. Fortunately, the times have changed now, and you can totally rock a crispy, sleek beard even during sweltering temperatures. Itchy hair, irritated and dried skin, trapped sweat and dirt are common beard symptoms that can make even the most patient man to want to shave off the beard he grew so faithfully over the months. The good news is, we have some beard care tips that will help you keep the heat from messing up with your facial fuzz.

  3. CLEANSE IT As the temperatures start to rise, you will certainly sweat more which will leave the skin underneath your beard hot, damp and irritated. So, it is important to keep your beard properly cleansed by washing it 2-3 times a week. Also, do not use your regular shampoo to cleanse your beard as it contains chemicals that are only meant for scalp and can make things worse for your skin. Instead, buy a specialised beard wash online that contains a blend of natural oils and ingredients. Cleansing your beard with a beard wash will help to remove debris and grime and keep your facial fuzz clean and nourished.

  4. FRESHEN IT UP AND NOURISH Scorching hot temperatures may dry out your beard as well as the skin underneath. Nothing can treat a dry, itchy beard like a good oil massage. Applying a specially formulated beard oil after a wash can help reduce frizz and tangles while restoring natural softness and shine. When planning to buy beard oil online, look for the one that contains essential oils with hydrating and moisturising properties.

  5. A LITTLE TRIM WON’T HURT If despite your best care efforts, irritation or other summer beard symptoms persist, you may want to slim your scruff down. A trim can go a long way to give your beard more access to air and make it easier for you to clean and maintain it during the entire season. How much you want to trim is always up to you, but a final length of 1-2 inches is recommended. If you want to keep it a bit longer, see if there’s enough airflow in the desired length.

  6. A QUICK RUNDOWN ON ADDITIONAL TIPS TO KEEP IN MIND • In the summer, your body tends to lose a lot of water though sweating which can cause your beard to grow dry and brittle and even more prone to breakage. So, drink enough water to keep your body hydrated. • Rinse your beard every time you get out of a swimming pool as chlorinated or salt water can dry out and discolour your hair.

  7. FINAL THOUGHTS Though summer can make keeping a beard clean and healthy more challenging than usual, it doesn’t mean you have to grin and bear it. Follow the above-mentioned tips to protect your facial fuzz during scorching days and make summer a lot easier on your beard and enjoyable for you.

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