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How to Treat Beard Split Ends   If your beard is showing signs of split ends—those annoying frayed tips that weaken your overall look—don’t panic. With a few targeted steps, you can restore strength and vitality to your facial hair. Below are effective methods to treat existing split ends and keep new ones from forming. 1. Trim Away the Damage Why it Helps:Split ends travel upward over time, compromising more of the hair shaft. The quickest fix is a careful trim that removes only the affected tips. Action Step: Invest in quality grooming scissors or a precise trimmer. Snip just...

Is your corona-beard or ‘stache putting you at risk for COVID-19? Here’s what we know: There is not a lot of research on the topic. The few existing studies suggest that facial hair causes risk to others—mainly anesthesiologists’ and surgeons’ risk of bacterial transmission to patients. One study last year found that men’s beards have significantly higher bacterial loads than dog fur, and more human-pathogenic strains, concluding that poor beard hygiene is a risk for patients. In short: If you’re sick, your germs are likely to hang out in your facial hair, posing more risk to others. What the experts say. “There’s no evidence that having a beard per se...

Unruly beards are something no guy likes. Some have it easier than others, but there is a way to tame that beast!

Let's look at the main culprit first: Got Beard Split Ends? Here’s what’s causing them and how to cure them. Big beards are the most susceptible, but this can plague any guy's follicles. Every woman knows about these culprits, so guys, it's time you know about them too.

Do you have a beard that is a bit unruly? Do you find that your beard is a bit scratchy and not as soft as you'd like? Well, that is because you need beard oil.  Beard oil conditions the beard and the skin underneath without making a breeding ground for bacteria. In fact, it typically has ingredients within the beard oil that will help prevent bacterial growth in the beard itself.   Your beard is typically more coarse hair than you have on your head. It is coarse and can get a bit unruly if not tamed by some beard oil....