How to Overcome the Itchy Beard Phase
The itchy beard phase is a common struggle that many bearded men face. From dryness to irritation, this phase can sometimes be unbearable, leading some to consider shaving it off. However, there is good news! You can conquer this issue with the proper care, quality products, and patience and enjoy your beard in all its glory. Below, we've outlined a comprehensive guide to help you triumph over your itchy beard phase.
Understanding the Itchy Beard Phase
1. What Causes Beard Itch?
- New Hair Growth: As new hair breaks through the skin, it can cause inflammation and itchiness.
- Ingrown Hairs: Sometimes, new hair grows sideways or back on itself, leading to irritation.
- Dry Skin: Lack of moisture can result in dryness and dandruff, or "beardruff."
- Chemical Damage: Cheap beard oils with chemicals and alcohol can worsen the condition.
2. Symptoms
- Redness and irritation
- Constant urge to scratch
- Flaky skin
How to Stop the Itch: A Step-by-Step Guide
1. Choose the Right Products
- Invest in Quality Beard Oil: Braw Beard oils are 100% natural and made from beneficial ingredients such as hempseed, jojoba, and vitamin E. These oils soothe, moisturise, and stimulate hair growth.
- Avoid Cheap, Chemical-filled Products: These can further dry and irritate the skin.
2. Adopt a Care Routine
- Wash Regularly: Use an all-natural beard wash like Braw Beard Wash to keep the beard clean and moisturised.
- Brush Your Beard: A medium-strength bristle brush will exfoliate the skin and detangle the hair.
- Condition with Braw Beard Oil: Apply daily to keep the skin supple and the hair nourished.
- Hydrate: Drinking enough water is critical to hydrating hair follicles.
3. Follow a Personalised Routine
- Morning Routine: Consider a regimen that includes washing, towel drying, applying beard oil, combing, using beard butter, and brushing.
- Experiment and Find What Works Best for You: Some may find instant relief, while others might need a few days.
Customer Reviews and Success Stories
Many users of Braw Beard products have reported significant improvements in their itchy beard phase:
- Dean R. says his dry, flaky skin has become non-existent.
- Chris L. wishes he had found Braw sooner.
- Jenksruss loves that the beard doesn't get clogged down like other oils.
Here’s what our customers say “I’ve been using the beard oils for a few months now and I’ve gotta say they’ve not only made my beard feel amazing. But I had dry flakey skin on my cheeks and after rubbing some of the oil in while using on my beard has made it none existent now” – Dean R.
“Purchased this over a week ago and the products are the best I’ve used, the hat is super comfy, the oils and butter smell great and the face fluff is getting better. I wish I found Braw sooner, thanks guys” – Chris L.
“Add this to a freshly washed beard, using Braw Beard Wash, and you’ve got an amazing smelling, non -itchy and full beard that doesn’t get clogged down like most other oils. Amazing stuff!!!” – Jenksruss.
Conclusion
The itchy beard phase is a challenge, but it's not insurmountable. You can overcome this phase with proper care, quality products, and a well-tailored routine and enjoy a comfortable, attractive beard. With their natural ingredients, Braw Beard products are a fantastic choice for those looking to nourish their beards and combat itchiness. Remember, patience is vital, and finding the proper routine for your beard may take some experimentation. Keep calm, carry on, and embrace the beard you were meant to have!
Thank you for reading; I hope it has been helpful.
JJ
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