When I started this transition shindig I absolutely couldn’t wait for the day I’d develop stubble and, possibly, facial here (based on my unique genetics!). But when it finally started to happen, I was disturbed by how brittle and wiry it was in comparison to hair elsewhere. I expected it to be coarse - but it was so… dry and unmanageable. Especially on my chin.
With my brother and father as facial hair role models, neither of which really do much in the self-maintenance department, I had resolved that my fate rested in either the land of coarse torture brittle.
I had no idea that a solution to this predicament existed - but it does. And it goes by the name of beard oil and/or conditioner. And little beard combs!
Once I made said discovery I’ve been letting these face whiskers grow! Every morning and night I rub some of this Bluebeards in:
- and then use a li’l Kent beard comb. It’s kinda the most adorable thing ever:
Afterwards, any little stray whiskers are cut with scissors.
This system is so good.
With my brother and father as facial hair role models, neither of which really do much in the self-maintenance department, I had resolved that my fate rested in either the land of coarse torture brittle.
I had no idea that a solution to this predicament existed - but it does. And it goes by the name of beard oil and/or conditioner. And little beard combs!
Once I made said discovery I’ve been letting these face whiskers grow! Every morning and night I rub some of this Bluebeards in:
This system is so good.
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