Hi Eric, this is great if the guy want to keep it short/medium. But if a guy want to have a massive beard, the neckline is important, neckline must not be touched. The technique is to trim slightly less than 3 centimeters the transparency of the very bottom of the chin's beard hairs every 3 or 4 months. This will brings back volume, length at an incredible speed, less transparency. Let it grow let it flow.

Yup. Unless you're training at a very high level of competition, less is often more. But nothing is way worse than less. :) -Eric

checking in after 2 months, seen any progress?

@@blendedtime8162 it looked horrible tbh. I just can’t grow hardly anything on my cheeks compared to my chin, neck and mustache :/

@@TxmmyBeats that's fair, but maybe try different styles? goatee could be cool

@@blendedtime8162 if you look up Leonardo DiCaprios beard growth that’s exactly what I have. I might try fading the part on my chin so it looks like a faded goatee if that makes sense

It was pretty big to begin with, to be fair. -Eric

That's the fun about beards: Experiments that go off in your face get cleaner results than in a lab😂

Give it more time and head to a good barber to take of it for you. -Eric

I think 3 months is plenty long enough for your first trim, so whenever you feel comfortable would be my answer. -Eric

@@BeardbrandAlliance thanks a lot for your response Eric! Love your videos!

That’s funny. I saw your comment just in time before making the decision of lining up my neck. Mine grows weird & I hate but it’s whatever, I won’t touch it I guess.

@jaycarter990 Hi dear Carter, let it grow ;) At the beginning (the first months) it looks weird then you continue without looking at it just by letting it grow and grow, then if you have pretty good genetics, every 4 months you trim slightly the transparency of the very bottom of your chin's beard hair (very slightly). Watch the "Dan C Bearded transparency trim video" on KZfaq if you have time. But most importantly: Don't touch the neckline, don't shave it nor trim it.

@jaycarter990 Another thing I advise you, if you can find these on internet buy them: Meadowfoam seed oil, squalane oil. According to studies. They are the very best ingredients ever for any types of beards. Also, Jojoba oil , avocado oil are correct for beards too but not as efficient as Meadowfoam seed oil and squalane oil. Argan and castor oil are good too but not good for the skins and of course not as good as Meadowfoam seed oil and squalane oil. Here are the very worst ingredients for beard: Almond or sweet' almond oil, hemp oil, grape seed oil, canola oil, mineral oil, sunflower oil, safflower oil, pumpkin oil, apricot kernel oil. Cause they are rich in polyunsaturated fat, fatty acid, which in the ligh, in the contact of the air are very bad for beard and hair. Don't by them. And you will notice that in almost every brand beard company there are these ingredients. And yes they sell us shit.

@@metothemoon1227 You’re the realest, I tilt my hat & salute you 🫡. Taking notes & I’m going to do exactly what you suggest, thank you.

@jaycarter990 My respect to you too dear friend, if you want real beard content: Dan C Bearded. On KZfaq, he really know his subject. I mean beardbrand is a great company of course and there are very good guys . But nothing can beat these three ingredients: Squalane oil (buy it without chemical in it, buy it more like Squalane extract from olive oil which is'clean and pure), Meadowfoam seed oil and jojoba oil. Buy them three on the internet and mix them together and shake them before using them in your palm, and put your fingertips on your palm then massage through the underneath of your beard and then on your beard. For beard wash I recommend Beard Octane LCW wash, and or Doctor Nicks wash. Very good wash with organic ingredients . That doesn't dry the beard . Wash your beard every two or three days even if they say that their products can be used daily. Cause our beard has natural sebum, we need that sebum naturally. In other words: Wash your beard every day with just water, and every two/three days with wash beard . And you are ready to go my friend for the long journey. Let it grow Lion ;)

Change is fun for me. -Eric

@@BeardbrandAlliance I understand and of course it's YOUR beard. But I cannot imagine my face without my beard. To me, once a man starts growing a beard, it's difficult to return to a shaven face.

Na. After about 6-8 months I don't really like the way my beard looks. Don't have the mass and density to grow a really long beard. -Eric

I've had fine hair all my life and done several videos on hair loss. Feel free to see my progression over the past 10 years. I won't be bald soon based on the current rate of recession. -Eric kzfaq.info?search_query=bandholz+hair+loss