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With Shea moisture was it the detangler ?

A lot of guys making mistake of Taken Carr of there beards a lot

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Hey bro! These tips are one-size fits all! Glad I was able to help!

Corey...here we only identify the awesomeness of our beards 🥸

@@Wolfsong27FlyHalfFullHeart haha I like it 👍

Beards for all bro! 🧔🏿‍♂️🧔🏽‍♂️🧔🏻‍♂️

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Ik lol 😆

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He talk slow lol I just put the speed on 2 lol

All my videos are on 1.25 speed 😂😂

thank you

I literally put it on 1.5 and forgot about it watched the whole video without noticing it's faster. It felt normal speed.

Thank you lol

You leave it in there?

I heard china treat black people crazy. That been your experience? Yall teaching english?

@@DarkGMarine prolly chillin in Guangdong. I'm talking to them every other week lots of black people there

Eric Zap Bruh, I do the same for my beard too

I love the shea moisture beard kit. It works well and is half the price of scotch porter's

Man i been using the leave in conditioner , and the strength and restore smoothie on my beard (i do not like it). Im gonna try that jamaican castor soon

Lmaaooo 😂😂 All jokes aside Thats whats up

I have been using coconut oil and an olive oil leave in conditioner on my beard and it's done wonders. If you are looking for a beard wash try using dr bronner's.

Happy to help!

Also I only use cold water or lukewarm if I'm showering, my beard hair is much stronger and doesn't fall out anymore and I don't have a rash or dandruff like before.

Glad you were able to get back right!

I been using hot water too definitely stop now :)

& their beards were just as thick or thicker! So all this wash it like this & that is bullshit.

Exactly, just humans talking shit trynna sound smart lls. How about GOD, let’s give him a lil credit lol

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Pussy juice you dont need nothing else

@@justinwalker2460 works for me

Don’t think this is correct at all. I do agree with beard washing with a gentle beard wash daily, or at least 5 times a week on days you sweat/work/get the beard dirty. This part is fine. However you should absolutely be using oils. High quality beard oils are super important and if you have a dryness problem there are specific oils that will help with that. Your beard pulls your sebum oil away from your face, as your beard gets longer your face will typically get itchier and you’ll have worse dandruff. Oils like castor oil, hemp seed oil, rice bran oil, vitamin e oil, jojoba oil, Argan oil etc will keep your face smooth and nourish your skin/beard hairs. Oil is good, just make sure you get an oil blend that fits dry skin rather than oily skin.

Dave Chison it’s never to late to start growing the beard🤙🏽

Weird guy

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Beard products are crazy expensive

@@BlackHandMACK that is true . but he we should not complain if you see what woman have to pay for there make up . where better of then them hahah

@@moalmaliki6354 Eh, maybe, to me folks can go without makeup, a lot don't need it but use it anyways

Check what you're eating. A lot of foods can cause acne.

Red pill ? Can you explain red pill okay for me plz. Is this ab actual thing somewhere in the world. Is it from a movie??

@@michaeljarvis8377 Matrix

Glad you enjoyed it bro!

@@BlackMensBeard 3rd fvv

For "black" Men ✊🏾

@@diablomcfly13 chill out dude

​@@diablomcfly13 Stfu I'm black but you're just being dumb

Beards dont care about race they act to the care they get lol, goodluck mate on your beard journey

You can wash in cool or lukewarm water in the sink

What you use to make it grow

Bradley AllAboutACheck Green my beard just naturally grows I don’t know any magic growth serum my guy lmaooo I use those products to manage my beard. Beard growth is a matter of genetics

@@jameswalker9420 my shit taking to long to grow

Bradley AllAboutACheck Green minoxidil will help you grow a beard

@@maitreking8146 wats that og?

Thanks for the input. Definitely on the list now.

Same...

Follow white people rules unless you got thick curly beard hair

Where can I get his beard oil

Bryan Farrow Sally’s

Rich beard oil is the best

You should wash a beard every day. It just depends on the degree of washing you do. You only need to really do deep cleansing every other day. But it really depends on what you're washing with. Most soap/shampoo simply suck. It's just chemicals designed to temporarily coat your hair with something to make it shiny. He's wrong when he talks about natural oils being stripped. That's not the issue, your body readily makes tons of oils every day. The issue isn't drying out, the issue is many soaps coat the skin in something that never completely washes off. So you end up with oil remaining on your skin for too long, encased and filling your pores with these dry residues, keeping your natural oils from escaping your pores. Most soaps, especially cheap ones, are closer to dishwashing/laundry detergent, in bar form. That's NOT actually soap in the traditional sense. REAL soap isn't JUST a surfactant. Real soap reacts and binds with things. Real soap is things like fat/oil/charcoal based soap. The rise of consumerism has replaced soap with artificial chemicals that don't do the same things as classic soap. And they do that because it's simply cheaper for their bottom line of making money. Surfactants do not bind to things, but rather, push things apart by lowering the surface tension of water. It's similar in appearance to how real soap operates, but it isn't the same process as there is no binding that goes on. And most surfactants in use are artificial chemicals, not natural. Now here's the real secret, other than sulfate free shampoo/conditioner (which is more for softening hair rather than moisturizing it), one of the best bar soaps one should be using is castile soaps, because they are a vegetable oil based soap, and works great for daily beard washing. They clean quick and great, while keeping the skin oiled. If you've ever washed with the typical cheap brands of bar soap without scrubbing, you'll typically still feel oil on your skin even after rinsing, even after letting it sit a while before rinsing. This is because it's a surfactant, root word: Surface. It only affects primarily the surface, it does not react to get deep down to clean, because it doesn't bind with anything. With castile soap, you don't even need to scrub, you can just hand rub the soap on, rinse after a few seconds, and ALL the oily feel will be gone. THIS is real deep down CLEANSING that will actually open your pores and get bacteria out of them. The brand I use is called "Kirks". Also, stay away from the scented soaps. Most of them are only scented to hide the fact that they aren't actually cleaning you. Rather, the scent is meant to bind to dirt and oils to cover up odors, rather than to remove it entirely. If it's made to make odors stick to you, it's going to make dirt stick to you too. It's like spraying a pile of crap with febreeze.....there's still a pile of crap under there. This is terrible for skin/hair, because it only keeps things on your skin/hair as a buffer, things that will draw moisture from your skin/hair. Don't confuse hair softening conditioners with moisturized either. What it's doing has nothing to do with moisturization. Typically all they do is coat your hair in some slick material that has microscopic bits of silicon in it. In effect, your hair feels softer/smoother because your hair is basically covered in microscopic bits of bouncy/soft silicon that changes the feel. It does protect hair from abrasion, it does make it look shiny, but it is not moisturizing hair. Just like lotion doesn't actually moisturize, what it really does is coat the surface of skin with something that will trap in any moisture your skin naturally releases, forcing it to stay on the skin. But your hair does not release moisture/oils, rather, your hair wicks oil along its surface from your skin. So coating your hair in something does not moisturize it, it's impossible to moisturize hair, only to make hair feel softer/smoother by surface coatings, be that oil or silicon or whatever else.

Your beard is upper echelon.

@@dogmosatchmo Thank you soo very much my friend and GOD BLESS YOU!! 🙏🏽😇👌🏾👍🏾💛💯

My man olive oil always been the real deal and a tip as well olive oil help the skin as well just put a bit in your face to it does the tings🔥🔥🍳

@@pauljeryse3459 same with Jamaican castor oil

danz beard thank you 💪🏿💪🏿👊🏿👊🏿

Thank you! 👊👍

Happy to help! Click the link in the description to check out Evan Alexander Grooming's beard care products! They're made of mostly natural and organic products, focused on promoting strong and healthy beard growth.

Follow me on Instagram @Curlybroh I would really appreciate it

Same here.

What’s the name of the product?

Power stick beard balm and beard wash.

@@jumarelrichie1127 thanks bro

@@ericcox4448 no prob. Duke cannon makes some as well. And check out Sterling shave soap also they got a great selection

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@DJTheArtist Bro...just forget what I typed in my comment. I don't even know what I was trying to say! I must've been high!🤣🤣🤣🤣

Getting your beard wet while washing your face is inevitable, however it's not necessary to lather your beard up with product every time you wash your face.

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I use VO5 to clean my beard. Also, I use a product called Dixon but I just started growing mines back in the beginning of August. I said I wanted to try shea moisture because a lot of people been telling me about it🤔

True I use shea butter moisture

Appreciate it man! Glad I could be of some help!

Thanks for tappin' in bro! Appreciate the support!

Naw beards not for everybody

John Harris you dont wash your beard with facewash u dummy.. and its not healthy to wash your beard everyday

Ez..you use a hot rag with soap and hit your face above the beard and below on your neck...

I was told it was best to wash my beard every day and put oil in it afterward. This was interesting...

You can get one if you want.

@@BlackMensBeard being 16 won't help me

Glad it was helpful!

Dat boot inda building...!!!

Same here I switched to bevel

Co-wash. Think of it as using conditioner

so what

You're welcome man! Pretty much most of the content here is equal opportunity tips/recommendations/advice.

Appreciate it!