is my beard with it going to be soft a lot or how ?
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As I think I understand your question, your beard (not shaving for a few days) will be the same as with a blade. If you do not shave for a several days, it becomes difficult as with a razor (Use the side trimmer to shave down). I need to shave every other day, two at the most. Same as blade, it will pull. I use the Braun Series 7 at its lightest of three settings on my neck and closer on my mustache and chin. No (much much less) ingrown hairs, which I am prone to and MUCH easier on my face. I can shave again, if I need to and with no problem, when I got out at night, with no problem. Hairs that lie flat are, indeed, problematic - I stretch or pinch skin to raise hair. I will never to back to a multi blade. After the 'Track Two' it only got worse. I think the multi-blade razors pulls the hair out and results in ingrown hairs in my case. It seems the more blades, the worse it got. I begged Gillette in writing (in my opinion the leader) to make a double edge blade and razor, like my father had. The cheap disposable single edge BIC's are not for me and the 'Art of Shaving' is $$$. As you can tell beyond your original question, my face loves the Series 7. It is faster to shave and WAY cheaper over time if you do the math. You change the cartridge after a year of half for about $30-$40. They also have a six week return policy (I think). You'll get the hang of it in two and will know after a month if it is for you. There may be some videos on YouTube as well.
1076280
I do not understand the question. I have been shaving with Braun Shaver for over 25 years, my beard is somewhat softer then shaving with a razor.
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It will get a little softer but not much. The coarseness is the nature of the hair that it is made from and is necessary to get a good lather and not shed or get "split ends". I've had softer synthetic brushes that have only lasted a couple months.
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It says in the instructions that beard hair is too dense. My brother is pretty hairy and I was going to recommend it to him to use on small area where his chest hair comes up over his t-shirt collar, because I know that bothers him. It's fairly painful, so I would recommend trying it on a small area and then see how it goes. It does take a few months at least. Hope that helps, good luck!
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Not as good as a razor, but pretty smooth all the same. My beard is not a heavy one though.
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Your beard will end up being shiny. How much...depends on how much you apply. I use very little and the shine is there. It's a good product give it a try.
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Well to be honest, i only ever tried this and some sort of argan/marocan oil. But i´m quite content with the balm. It makes the beard soft and look less shaggy and its also not as fatty as oil, well at least the oil i used.hope i could help
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I use this on my beard regularly and it's one the very few options that work well for me. My facial hair is thick, springy, and wavy - so the extremely firm hold this offers is a necessity. I use a straightening iron on my beard and 'stache about once per week followed by a fair amount of Wacky Tacky and work (a process of combing while heating & cooling with a hair drier) to hold it. If your hair is as thick and ornery as mine, this should work well.
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Yes it's soft. My husband has a 3 inch beard and long hair and its really helping to tame both. I dont see and nylon. this is by far the best boar hair brush ive come across. Good luck.
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very soft. You can control the softness with pressure while holding it. I love mine. You can get brush heads that are firmer, but it comes with a soft brush head for sensitive skin.
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There is no way to keep it soft in its pure form. I would suggest the NOW Cocoa Butter lotion.
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My method:1. Put a little warm water in the soap. While that's softening...2. Wet my skin with warm water using wet brush3. Swirl brush in water and soap to wet brush with soap4. Create lather directly on skin with soapy brush to soften beard5. Shave
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I don't find it too hard. But it's not as soft as my last one. I have it on the lowest setting when I brush my teeth and that seems to work the best.
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I Believe So... It Seems to Tame The Curls and Whispy Hairs at The Edge/Ends of Beard, Seems to Keep My Beard Hydrated and Soft... Through Out The Day...
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Depends on your DNA which determines your beard's hair pattern. I feel it is best to get your hair to stand up. Wash your face to remove oils and irritants, dry it completely, then shave moving the electric shaver in a method that shaves you best. Don't apply to much pressure, you will only wear out the screen. When you have your closest shave possible with the electric shaver if you're not satisfied, finish up with a standard blade shaver with the moisture strips on it. You can get a great or very close shave. I do the above in the shower including drying my face as it is more comfortable for me. You will also want to pull or manipulate your skin to help your hairs stand up. If you use shaving cream or even water while shaving with the electric shaver, you may not get as close of a shave, but it will be a more comfortable shave. Beard pattern dictates your shaving style. Additionally, your desire for a close shave determines how hard you will work at it. My wife really appreciates the close shave I get. Against the grain usually gives the best shave. In a half in area you could have hair growing in many different directions. When you're tired of fighting it with the electric break out the standard. I never use shaving cream period. Did I answer your question in a word or less?
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This stuff is really good and i can't recommend it enough. However, if you are satisfied with the softness of your beard and just want to control rogue hairs, you should try their beard wax. I use it daily and love it. The wax also has some oil in it and it will soften your beard up, too. Also, Honest Amish guarantees satisfaction or your money back.
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Personaly I prefer balm. It keeps most all for my beard hairs neat and going the same direction. Also it is very easy to use. Dip a pea size amount out of the tin and rub it in your hands till it melts (maybe 5 or 6 seconds) then run your hands and fingers through your beard. Once the balm in on your beard, comb it with a fine tooth comb and it helps distribute it evenly and get everything going the same way. Your most stubborn hairs may still go a stray, but not many of them. Also the balm does not weigh my beard down like wax does. A good wax will make all hairs do exactly what you want them to do. so if extreme control is what your after that is probally the route to take. Waxes are much harder to apply and take longer to distribute through out your beard. Balm has the consistancy kind of like country crock butter, dip some out with your finger and melt it in your hand. Wax is more like a soft candle. You have to scrape it out of the tin with your finger nail and work it to get it to melt enough to apply. With all that said if you want a balm, Honest Amish Heavy Duty is the best I have found. If you want a wax try Honest Amish extra grit. They dont call it a wax but that is what it is. I got some because i thought it would be like and 2 extra heavy duty balm but it is a wax. It works good, I just don't like how hard it is to apply and how it weights down my beard.
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If your beard is considerably wirey, you may just need continued applications. This is a conditioner, not a styler, so routine maintenance is in your immediate future to avoid prolonged wirey beard hairs. They will soften in a few days. If your beard is longer, it may be easier to control the hairs. Mine stick straight out upon exiting the shower, but pat dry, then apply, and continue combing the balm in for best effectiveness (in my opinion). Respect your beard, and it will be awesome.