After growing a beard, men face a myriad of difficulties to solve. You can’t simply let your beard take its course. Otherwise, it can lead to health problems or spoil your appearance to the extent that going out becomes embarrassing. In the worst case, you’ll have to shave off all the facial hair.

1. Itching in the beard-covered area. Daily washing is a hygienic necessity. Failure to thoroughly wash the hair and the skin underneath daily can lead to the proliferation of microorganisms causing unpleasant odors and itching in the hair. In this situation, you’ll need to cleanse your face twice a day: first with soap during washing, then with a tonic, and finally by applying an anti-inflammatory product and a disinfectant for 2-3 weeks.
2. Beard dandruff is a significant issue for many bearded men, affecting their image. It makes the face look unkempt, and white flakes of dead skin can end up on clothes and in the hair. If you wash them off, they tend to reappear. Causes of beard dandruff may include medication use, hormonal imbalances, poor-quality care, and stress. You’ll need to maintain hygiene procedures more frequently, replace your skincare products, consider taking a vitamin complex, and give up bad habits. Consult a pharmacist and purchase beard care products at a pharmacy. If there’s no improvement in two weeks, consult a trichologist.
3. Receding hairlines and excessive hair loss in the beard. Bearded men often find it challenging to address this issue independently, usually caused by an underlying medical condition or genetics. Before seeing a doctor, consider trying the following methods: manage stress, improve your diet, and engage in physical activity. Simultaneously, take care of your facial hair, moisturize your skin with creams, and apply nourishing masks for your beard.
4. Curled, brittle, and split beard hair. This problem in bearded men often arises from improper care and an unhealthy lifestyle. Individuals who exercise regularly, maintain a proper diet, and self-care usually don’t face such issues. Applying burdock oil to the skin and hair every 2-3 days can help solve the problem. It nourishes the hair, improves blood circulation, and makes the hair flexible, shiny, and manageable.
5. Uneven beard growth, known as patchiness, can be a nuisance. This can occur due to factors like excess weight, improper shaving, or hormonal imbalances. Regular grooming and trimming can help mitigate this issue, but it may prevent you from growing a longer beard. You’ll need to maintain a beard length of 0.5-2 cm.

Indeed, a beard demands attention and consumes a significant amount of time, but the effort is worthwhile. A well-groomed beard enhances a man’s image, making it appear masculine and attractive.