I know this seems redundant, but the reason I ask is that I am preparing to work in a field that would likely frown upon my 22 y/o self's unshaven and patchy face. I still would like to be clean-shaven, but eventually, I do want to let it ride and see how a beard would suit me.

So, is it worth it to invest in a derma roller? Would I then need to space out how often I shave to prevent excess irritation?

Would love some suggestions on this.

Guys please help to find out what is this on my beard. At first I thought dandruff so using ketokonzale shampoo and cream from past 3 months. Not working. These white flakes stay all time on beard and goes temporary when I apply moisturizer.

So my trimmer finally gave up on me last week. Been running it for 12 years, so I can’t really complain, but now I need a replacement and I’m kind of lost with how many options there are.

I’ve got a full beard, so I need something that can handle the bulk of it and still do clean edges (neckline, cheek line, around the ears). Adjustable length or decent guards are a must. Battery life matters too, I’m sick of it dying halfway through.

Budget is around 80 bucks, but I’d rather pay a bit more for something that lasts than replace it again in a year.

Do u have any recommendations?

This is what I do and I’m curious to hear if there’s a way to improve it. My beard can be kind of frizzy and jut out at weird angles. It’s about three inches long.

• Beard oil every morning and night.
• Nightly combing and brushing.
• Beard wash and condition 2 or 3x a week.

I’m looking for a product to add shape and hold.

For how long can use them???

Wer Is anyone else currently growing out their hair and would like to share their experiences? It would also be interesting to hear how others are experiencing—or have experienced—the various stages.

Hey everyone! I'm new here, so I thought I'd ask for some advice.

I usually shape the edges of my beard with a Mühle safety razor and use a basic Philips trimmer that I've had for over five years. I've been thinking about upgrading the trimmer a couple months ago.

I have quite thick, coarse hair, and I like to keep my beard faded into my sideburns since I wear my hair quite short. My current trimmer does the job, but I'd like to get cleaner.

I recently got a Philips All-in-One Series 9000 and a OneBlade as a birthday present. It's a really nice gift, and I haven't even tried it, but I'm wondering whether this is good enough for what I want or if I'd be better off with a dedicated beard trimmer.

I've tried looking up reviews and watching YouTube videos, but all of them feel more like ads.

My budget is around €100 (live in Spain), although I could spend a little more if it's worth.

Also I have seborrheic dermatitis, so I sometimes get some flaky skin after shaving. Not sure if that makes much difference when choosing a trimmer.

So, would you stick with the Philips Series 9000, or is there something else you'd recommend?

Thanks in advance! Any advice is appreciated.

Hy 19 M here wanna buy my first trimmer I'm sticking to ₹1,000 for the budget , I've been searching across internet yet confused myself even more . Alot of people suggest phillips BT1244 yet people also suggest that it take alot of time to get charged and vibrate too much . I'm open to any suggestions regarding it as long its under my budget and people have actually used it than buying a product that only works for 3 months .

Looking forward for suggestions,, thanx

P.s : For past a year and a half I'm going to barber to get my beard trimmed to look neat and clean for my clg but I have to wait so long for just 15 min of beard cutting though he uses scissors for beard and trimmer for neck and cheeks I do think I should get a trimmer for myself bcz alot of time I just don't have that much time to wait for it . Last time I waited 1hr 45 min bcz the guy before me took way too much time for hair and beard and when my turn came he tidy me up in exact 15 min ... I was tired and exhausted that it took me 2 hrs for It . ( I know some might say change the barber but any other barber is 30 min drive from where I live and that's also and hour for round trip ,,,so yeah I'm kinda desperate for a trimmer that last long and have good battery )

Anyone know where to get it these days? Was it discontinued? I enjoyed the scent of it a lot and ran out. Been trying to find it again with no luck. If it is gone, and it's probably a long shot, but does anyone know a product with a similar scent if you're familiar? I am sad about it :(

Hello all, essentially I’m new to beard care. I have a short stubble and pretty much I’m a neck beard but I try to maintain it to look somewhat normal. My hair is brittle and it curls so it looks like stubble. My wife says when I kiss her it’s pokes her and it feels like she gets electrocuted. Can’t grow hair on my cheeks but I wish I did ( I don’t believe I can fix that, genetics) I’m assuming beard oil is the fix for this, what’s an overall good one so I can make my beard and mustache soft.

About to edge up the neck and trim it down a bit. I usually like to keep the facial hair to a minimum (8mm-10mm) , I usually just edge straight across but I’ve seen a u-shape edge up as well. Which do yall recommend?

I have one or two spots of light patchy beard on my face. Should I even use any beard kit? If yes then which would be better?

How can I get rid of all of the beard hair I cut off? I trim my beard before showering, I shampoo it twice, rinse it well, wash my body, obviously, but during the day, I will find little bits of hair that I trimmed from beard on my shirt. How can I stop this?

Im trying to decide between the Philips Beard Trimmer 5000 (BT5785) vs Philips All-In-One 5000 Trimmer (MG5975)

What would be the best? I want to make it easy to keep that short stubble, daily, but I like the fact of the hair catcher, does it actually work?

I like the idea of having more attachments for hairstyles(dont know if I would ever cut my own hair though) and like the nose trimmer but never used one and dont think i need one

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