How much should I be putting on my beard (about 1 - 1.5 inch long, not too thick)?
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It sound like you are using a lot, but it depends on how thick you have it, and how much facial area you have of course. I have about a 1/4 inch long beard at the moment and I am not a big guy. I typically put on an amount about the size of a pea. I melt it in my using a single finger. I apply it to my mustache with my finger and then wipe the rest onto my beard. The heavy duty is less greasy than the standard, but you will know if you have too much by how greasy it is. It soaks in a bit though, so it will be less greasy after about an hour.
1520114
Pretty much the same as the rest. I've been using an amount about the size of a pea. Just enough to coat my fingers, really. My beard is about the same length, but pretty thick.
1520115
I scrape the back of a fingernail across the surface of the balm until it builds up a lump about the size of half a green pea. Then rub this between my palms to melt it and rub it into a wet beard.
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A tip of the finger full is about what I use but I'm still not sure. My beard is very unruly (probably 3 to 4 inches long at its longest section) and I walk a fine line between too little (no control) and too much (greasy town). Basically I rub until my palms and fingers are covered and attempt to rub all of it in.
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I just use a little at a time until it feels good and my beard does what i want it to.
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I replace it weekly. It depends on your beard. Mine is on the light side of average.
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I would say at least 3 months or maybe longer. You don't need a lot, just a drop and that would be enough to cover the entire face.
711990
Very dependent on your type of beard. I've got a very thick beard and one blade lasts me about a week shaving on a daily basis
36249
I keep a buzzcut to 1/8 an inch. it grows out for 3 to 4 weeks and then I cut it. Use it to trim my beard also
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I would say this depends on how tight you want the curls to be. I have a one inch barrel, but my hair is quite short. For longer hair, I would say a 1 1/2 inch or 2 inch would be better.
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I use a size 00000, 1 & 2 to trim my beard...Works great. The size 00000 brings it down to about a 5 o'clock shadow. The ceramic blade is quite sharp and hasn't needed sharpening in years.
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i have an average beard but thick hairs. 4-7 shaves and i only do a pass or two each shave.
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I wet my hands and then add a dime size of balm and lather it up and then work into my beard. You will instantly see a nice shine. It'll take a little more or little less depending on your beard size and what you like. I apply mine after i get out of the shower. I then use a beard comb to finish everything up. I love this stuff. I get compliments every time i go out
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If you dont think this is long enough for your beard, I would suggest trying to find a trimmer for your head. It would have longer clips.
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This is used to condition and tame a beard. it will not make your beard thicker, sorry.
1298571
Just started today using the .5m I chose that size because I watched a youtube video where a person explained which size for each area and condition. He suggested .5m for home use on the face. The longer ones for scars, hair loss, stretch marks for example. I have also seen a chart about usage and sizes on another website. I recommend that you search for more information using google and youtube. Both were very helpful. All the best
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I'd say the longest this can cut to with the guard is a half inch. Anything longer and I feel you'd need to get something that has a much larger guard. Mostly this is for trimming a short beard/keeping stubble.
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The Conair I-Stubble adjusts in .2 mm increments, which is perfect for maintaining a short beard (or the stubble look): Conair for Men® i-Stubble® The Ultimate in Stubble Control, 1 Count
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Rub it in at the base (your face) of the beard, then work it through the rest of it and leave it in.
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Juan, Please do not take offense to my answer. However, your beard could be too long and need to be cut down until you have stubbles of hair that can easily go into the holes of the foil to be cut down by the blades. So if you haven't trimmed you beard, please do that first. You could use a regular razor to cut your beard down and then use the electric shaver to cut down the stubble. To get the best results wet your beard with warm water and a liquid soap and then shave with electric razor. I get the best results when I'm taking a shower and let the water run constantly on my skin to allow the foil to float the surface of my face.Good Luck!Wayne Juan, Please do not take offense to my answer. However, your beard could be too long and need to be cut down until you have stubbles of hair that can easily go into the holes of the foil to be cut down by the blades. So if you haven't trimmed you beard, please do that first. You could use a regular razor to cut your beard down and then use the electric shaver to cut down the stubble. To get the best results wet your beard with warm water and a liquid soap and then shave with electric razor. I get the best results when I'm taking a shower and let the water run constantly on my skin to allow... » Read More Juan, Please do not take offense to my answer. However, your beard could be too long and need to be cut down until you have stubbles of hair that can easily go into the holes of the foil to be cut down by the blades. So if you haven't trimmed you beard, please do that first. You could use a regular razor to cut your beard down and then use the electric shaver to cut down the stubble. To get the best results wet your beard with warm water and a liquid soap and then shave with electric razor. I get the best results when I'm taking a shower and let the water run constantly on my skin to allow the foil to float the surface of my face.Good Luck!Wayne « Show Less
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The leading edge of the beard trimmer blade is 1 1/4" wide. The cutting teeth occupy 1 inch of the width (leaving 1/8" non-cutting "blade" width on either side of the actual teeth.) I wear a "close-trimmed" beard. I usually set the trimmer on "3", sometimes "2". This unit handles the "close cropped" beard very well. I disagree with the complaints about "flimsy plastic" on the blade shield/housing. Just hold the blade shield/housing with "normal" pressure against your beard and there should be no problem for "close cropped" beards. I can't comment on how it would work for "Grizzly Adams"-type beards.