PRICE Beard Trim
* A good haircut lasts longer when it comes with a tip.
* A good haircut lasts longer when it comes with a tip.
On average every 2–3 weeks. Stubble needs a touch-up every 5–7 days, mid/long beards every 2–4 weeks with cheek and neckline cleanup. Regular trims prevent split ends, keep symmetry and a neat look.
Classic guideline: draw a line from the ear corner to a point two fingers above the Adam’s apple. Everything below is shaved/trimmed. Too high narrows the chin; too low makes the profile look heavy.
If growth is even, keep a soft natural line with minimal cleanup. Patchy or low growth benefits from a higher, sharper cheek line. A clean line visually slims the face.
A beard fade blends length from the temple to the chin. Great for medium density, highlights cheekbones and looks tidy. Maintain with combing, balm/cream and a 2–3-week cleanup.
Shape it smart: raise the cheek line, add volume at the chin or choose styles like Balbo/Van Dyke. For fullness: daily brushing, beard oil/balm, gentle skin exfoliation 1–2× per week.
Essentials: beard wash 2–3× weekly, conditioner/balm for softness, oil for hydration, wax/cream to style moustache and edges. For sensitive skin add a soothing post-shave/clipper lotion.
Classic “executive stubble” is 2–3 mm (clean, not prickly). For stronger contrast go 3–4.5 mm; with fair skin and dark hair prefer 1.5–2 mm to avoid a heavy shadow under the jaw.
Heat opens the hair cuticle and softens it, relaxes the skin, makes cutting easier and reduces irritation. Lines come out cleaner and oils/balms absorb better, so the result lasts longer.
Start with basics: 7–8h sleep, enough protein & calories, vitamin D/zinc in range, manage stress. Genetics is primary, but some men respond to topical minoxidil (off-label for face): 2%–5% once/twice daily for 3–6 months can activate dormant follicles. Possible side effects: dryness, irritation, flaking; stopping often reduces the effect. Consult a dermatologist first and avoid if contraindicated.
Microneedling 0.5–1.0 mm once weekly may boost blood flow and growth factors; often paired with minoxidil on alternate days. Strict hygiene and antiseptic; avoid inflamed skin. Supplements help only with deficiencies: vitamin D, zinc, iron, sometimes biotin; without deficits results are minimal. For patchy growth, choose styles (Balbo, Van Dyke) or camouflage; beard transplant is a last resort after medical evaluation.
From Monday to Sunday, 10:00 to 21:00
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