When I’m critical of my beard, I remind myself that it’s most likely no one else has noticed the imperfection. It’s important. Thanks for the encouragement, Dan. 🧡
Man Dan I was at the gym this morning and I wasn’t liking how my beard was looking. But you always know how to bring a bearded brothers morale up. I thank you for this video. 🤝
Having a plan, having an idea how long I'll go between trims, being patient, using quality beard products, and experimenting with heat & different combs/brushes has helped me get away from being hyper-critical and just being able to rock what I've got.
Thank you brother needed this, because I’m always worried what people think ✊🤘🏻 I’ve been blind for 10 years, and just started growing my beard again last fall. I always loved facial hair and love to embrace being a man, it’s frustrating from time to time, because I can’t see myself in the mirror, and just using my hands for eyes. However , I feel I am too critical and self-conscious way too much lol I really appreciate your advice, and this channel, makes the beard experience more enjoyable. Much respect brother.
This channel has been a huge help to me. I used to always trim. The moment I had fly aways or anything like that id trim it off and then wonder why my beard wasn't growing lol. I take very good care of it now and use the Aberlite to straighten and deal with stray hairs. Really all you need is a bit of patience and self-confidence along with a beard care routine and youll see the positive results.
In my humble opinion, what have we seen about other beards, either in real or ficticious people (photos, movies, series, our bearded neighbor), can grealty influence our own perception of what an "ideal" beard should be. Not only we are our worst critics, but we add that awful plus of "idealness": beards meticulously shaped like in stone or marble sculptures, standing proud, unmoving, hieratic, geometric... _perfect._ A powerful illusion. Guess that's a downside when it comes to our gregarious, imaginative species. And at the same time, one of our best attributes that made civilization possible... and even beard styles! Thanks as usual and stay bearded!
This is so true, I feel like everyone needs to hear this! I know I am sometimes hyper critical of mine, especially because in my field, I some times work really closely with people. Whether it is a loud shop, or working in close proximity to each other. I just have to remember its just a beard, not a sculpture (unless your using WAY too much wax.)
Dan, I have to say this was an absolutely much-needed video. I recently have been finding myself being very critical of my beard lately. After watching this, I feel convinced that our Beards really look way better than what we think. Without question, I will be taking a different approach. 👊🏽😎
I couldn't agree more Dan! We appreciate you making us all think about things in a more positive way! I know when I try making videos I'm always looking at my beard thinking it looks bad, and people are gonna think so too. So I end up deleting like 10 videos before I post the one I'm ok with!
Dan, I needed this this morning. I have been obsessing over my beard, and how I feel it looks. I kept thinking that it looked uneven. And unfortunately, I cut about 2 inches off. Well, I made a conscious decision to not trim, cut, or mess with it for at least a year. Now I just have to be patient, and realize it WILL grow back bigger and better. Thanks for being my beard therapist lol.
yup, one of the best decisions i made was to leave mine alone... it is very hard to do for a lot of people in a lot of situations because of what they might have going on in their life, but if and when you can swing it, it does certainly help
hey Dan, love your content man! You were completely correct about stress effects on the beard. I worked a very stressful job and went through a divorce, and in a matter of only three years, my beard went from dark brown to white.
I'd been struggling for about six months, trying to decide if I should trim or not. I never really had a goal length, but had decided to grow long because you never know what you like until you try it... I enjoyed the journey, but reached a point where my obsessive critique was out weighing the fun. I sent in to Beard Advice Live and pretty much confirmed what I was thinking. I ended up taking about half the length off from over a foot down to just over six inches... But all the things I learned letting it grow, have made my beard better than when I was at this length the last time, and I couldn't be happier with the change, but I also took about six months to make that change, so I was prepared... I really feel like this is MY beard now...
I am for sure my own worst critic when it comes to myself and my beard! But I have been getting better 👍 Dan's advice about staying an arm length from the mirror has helped tremendously with being knit picky! Thanks for being a positive pillar in the beard community Dan, you change lives! 🙌🍻
I remember when we hung out in San Antonio. I remember seeing flyaways in your beard and I was like, "Oh, he's got an incredible beard, but still has flyaways! Maybe mine aren't so bad 😂"
so glad you put this up ,you are dead right on being your own worse critic ,i want to grow a good beard and looked at growth serums and try anything that will make it grow ,but after some advice and chats with Dan c bearded ive got to just be patient and look after my self and healthy habits ,thanks dan
I get critical about a little patchy on my cheeks and it get to me. Hair is growing slowly and yes when I get close to the mirror I get mad. But no one have say anything about it they always tell me how great it look
Another great video breaking down the fact that we are our own worst critics. The longer I’ve been on this planet the more I realize this to be true with not only beards but everything especially self image. The old saying “the grass is always greener on the other side” is soooo true and we must acknowledge that and try to move past it to be the best self we can be For one, I never mention my faults when someone complements me (for me I have a TON! Lol) I see a lot of people doing this whenever they get any complement, “thank you but… I wish my beard did this… or, yeah but see this part isn’t right…”; etc and so on. No more “yeah buts” in my vocabulary Confidence is 100% key! We have beards! And we rock them the healthiest way possible. Just like Dan says, just because you notice it, doesn’t mean someone ells does. ROCK WHAT YOU GOT YO! Great video Dan!! 💯💯💯👊🤘
This came out at the perfect time, a couple days ago I felt so confident in my beard, earlier today I felt uncertain and less confident in it and almost considered shaving it... Thankfully I didn't, I'm planning on growing it out as big as I can to see what my potential really is.
I am the most critical of my beard to the point I ramp up my anxiety on whether to trim, use more oil, balm, butter, hairdryer or whatever. One thing I think needs to be added is to check your own anxiety and stress. Remember the reason for growing a beard. Aside from vanity... its your beard. Your face and at the end of the day your beard isn't for anyone else, it's for you and you alone. So in the brilliant words of one of my favorite comedian... FTP.... FUCK THEM PUTOS!
Thank Dan = Great video and recently over last year I had to get glasses and when grooming my beard without glasses on my beard looks great but as soon as I put my glasses on I see areas that make me self conscious and when I look in the mirror out of my glasses I feel better- 👍 Appreciate all you do and definitely my worst critic. Compliment’s always make my day.
lol.... I am always "critical". Don't care what folks think/say. Just my pride. I let you know before that my beard was 5 inch. Love it. But had left-over aspects of using a #10 guide... causing a "layering" look. Ugh. So I trimmed a 1/2 off the entire outside edge. WOW.... that helped a lot. Will let it go till Sept. then do it again... then repeat. That should be the end of the layering. Then I'll reach for 6 inch+. Guides are great for shorter beards... Did great at #4 guide. But the #10 really made a "fuzzy" look. Just updating and sayin..... and checking in to say HI, Dan! Love your encouragement!
100% If someone is feeling down about their beard journey, one of the best things they can do, is to find a SUPPORTIVE community. If they are watching this, well, hopefully they realize they found it! I have a recent story I will share. So, this past Friday I had to go to a graduation, I was rushed big time and spent nearly no time styling my beard. Now, I was not stressed about it but knew without a doubt it was not even close to what it could be. Anyway, I had three people at that graduation comment in a positive way on my beard. I didn't explain to them how good it could look. 😂🤣 I just took the compliments, said thank you and moved on.
Thanks Dan! I was hear telling my mom how I enjoy getting compliments on my beard on “good beard days”. However, when I’m feeling like a “bad beard day” those compliments feel like kind hits in my mind. And I have a hard time saying thank you on those days.
found this channel a few weeks ago after a bad trim, was a little disapointed for a day or 2 but i knew it would grow back. Iv got a lot to learn, and while reserching beard oils stumpled upon this Pocket of Postivity.
Not just saying this, your videos are amazing. Your educational approach and positivity set your channel apart from any other I've ever watched. I'm glad you mentioned hard water. I've relocated to an area that had hard water. We have water softener but I'm finding my beard is reacting to this. Any advice?
Some days I swear that your videos are uploaded for me! Just criticized my mustache 15 minutes ago! Also to everyone that needs help or advice from you i vouch that as you mentioned you do answer all the messages on your Instagram! Dan is an excellent dude with great knowledge and positivity 👍🧔🏻
Ok I have to give my two cents on this one. I have been growing a beard for about five years now, here’s my story. I would grow my beard and as soon as the flyaways would show I would trim them this would happen about two three times a week. My beard would look terrible, shave it off and start over I would stress over trying to have the perfect beard that I would keep messing it up, seven months ago I started over again and I swore to myself that I wouldn’t touch it other than trim the hair around my lip, for about four months my beard looked terrible after a few months later my beard looks great!
As humans we are wired to see the negative, but this can be changed with practice. Look for the positive in yourself and others. See the good in yourself and others. Decide and focus on what is actually important. Learn how to let go (or not ruminate so much) on the things you can't control. Focus your time on the things you can control (within healthy limits). Easier said than done, but with practice, we can all change our mindset and be happier with ourselves, others, and the world because of it. Jim Parry
I watched this late. Earlier I thought that some hairs on my beard were longer than others and thought oh well. Later a guy said that my beard was well kept. I thought huh, I didn’t think so. Though I appreciated the compliment.
Don't spend a lot of time checking out Instagram beard models. If you do, realize that these photos are very often straight out of a professional's barber chair or worse yet photoshopped and filtered to make everything look perfect. I highly doubt these people look like that all of the time.
I struggle with sides and connectors below ear. Not a fan of my mustache either. Some days can drive me nuts. Step 1: walk away Step 2: turn on a Dan C vid Step 3: move on 🍻🍻🍻
I definitely relate to this. I always think my mustache is too straight, or I notice some parts of my beard along the jawline stick out ever so slightly longer than other parts when it's growing out. Nobody else probably does though. 😂 The distance point is a good one. When you're trimming in the mirror, you start noticing more problems than there actually is and end up taking off more than you need to.
I’ve just cut off about 2 and a half inch of my beard cause I thought it looked like s**t. I wish I watched this video before. Next time I’ll try to keep this video in mind. Cheers from Japan.
Hi Dan, loved your videos for way over a year now, can you recommend what you would consider the 'best' beard oil that we can buy over in the UK, many you recommend we can't get hold of. Thank you bro 🙏
The best I have had is seven potions. However, give the company below a look because they have flat rate $15 shipping. Doctor Nicks= www.doctornicks.com/danc * DANC = 15% off
I know I'm my own worst critic, but honestly only my opinion matters when it comes 2 me. I grew my beard because I like having a beard. I didn't grow it 2 look better, or cuz others were doing, or cuz I didn't feel like shaving. I grew it cuz I'm a man & I can. But that's me & my reasons.
Dan C Is it normal for my beard to lose 40 to 50 hairs per day? I started a month ago to put oil and balm, and I have neglected my beard for over a year, Is this normal?
First I'd like to add that according to my research, stress also makes your beard grow white hairs faster. Second, what helps me get rid of bad thought about my beard is watching videos with similar beard than mine. For instance massive untrimmed wild and curly ones give me confidence and I feel like I'm not alone in the beard brotherhood and I feel proud 😊‼️‼️‼️👍😏✨
I need to just let mine grow ha! Dan, noticing the thumbnail, your mouth is covered by your mustache. How do you deal with family members and others saying you look "angrier" or "sadder" jusy because of how your mustache covers your lips and how it droops?
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A flyaway right now makes for a bigger beard tomorrow!!
So true!
When I’m critical of my beard, I remind myself that it’s most likely no one else has noticed the imperfection. It’s important. Thanks for the encouragement, Dan. 🧡
It’s really true!
Great video. I do get self-critical sometimes, but then remember: our imperfections are what give us character! Embrace them.
Love that! 💯
Man Dan I was at the gym this morning and I wasn’t liking how my beard was looking. But you always know how to bring a bearded brothers morale up. I thank you for this video. 🤝
Glad I could help 🤝
Having a plan, having an idea how long I'll go between trims, being patient, using quality beard products, and experimenting with heat & different combs/brushes has helped me get away from being hyper-critical and just being able to rock what I've got.
Great helpful feedback!!
Thank you brother needed this, because I’m always worried what people think ✊🤘🏻
I’ve been blind for 10 years, and just started growing my beard again last fall. I always loved facial hair and love to embrace being a man, it’s frustrating from time to time, because I can’t see myself in the mirror, and just using my hands for eyes. However , I feel I am too critical and self-conscious way too much lol
I really appreciate your advice, and this channel, makes the beard experience more enjoyable. Much respect brother.
I’m glad it helped!
This channel has been a huge help to me. I used to always trim. The moment I had fly aways or anything like that id trim it off and then wonder why my beard wasn't growing lol. I take very good care of it now and use the Aberlite to straighten and deal with stray hairs. Really all you need is a bit of patience and self-confidence along with a beard care routine and youll see the positive results.
So glad it is helping!
In my humble opinion, what have we seen about other beards, either in real or ficticious people (photos, movies, series, our bearded neighbor), can grealty influence our own perception of what an "ideal" beard should be. Not only we are our worst critics, but we add that awful plus of "idealness": beards meticulously shaped like in stone or marble sculptures, standing proud, unmoving, hieratic, geometric... _perfect._ A powerful illusion.
Guess that's a downside when it comes to our gregarious, imaginative species.
And at the same time, one of our best attributes that made civilization possible... and even beard styles!
Thanks as usual and stay bearded!
Very deep!
This is so true, I feel like everyone needs to hear this! I know I am sometimes hyper critical of mine, especially because in my field, I some times work really closely with people. Whether it is a loud shop, or working in close proximity to each other. I just have to remember its just a beard, not a sculpture (unless your using WAY too much wax.)
Being at a barber expo, I’m finding myself being way too hard on myself
@@DanCBearded Oh, I couldn't even imagine Dan! That must be WAY more pressure than normal for it to be on point.
Dan, I have to say this was an absolutely much-needed video. I recently have been finding myself being very critical of my beard lately. After watching this, I feel convinced that our Beards really look way better than what we think. Without question, I will be taking a different approach. 👊🏽😎
I love that Julian!
I couldn't agree more Dan! We appreciate you making us all think about things in a more positive way! I know when I try making videos I'm always looking at my beard thinking it looks bad, and people are gonna think so too. So I end up deleting like 10 videos before I post the one I'm ok with!
For sure man
You are so right. I do sometimes go through this stress from S shaped hairs, a hair that popped out vertically and other. Thanks for your advice.
Absolutely 🤝
Dan, I needed this this morning. I have been obsessing over my beard, and how I feel it looks. I kept thinking that it looked uneven. And unfortunately, I cut about 2 inches off.
Well, I made a conscious decision to not trim, cut, or mess with it for at least a year. Now I just have to be patient, and realize it WILL grow back bigger and better. Thanks for being my beard therapist lol.
You got this!
yup, one of the best decisions i made was to leave mine alone... it is very hard to do for a lot of people in a lot of situations because of what they might have going on in their life, but if and when you can swing it, it does certainly help
I have a strict rule that I NEVER trim my beard. I groom it for now & I will see a barber in a few months.
hey Dan, love your content man! You were completely correct about stress effects on the beard. I worked a very stressful job and went through a divorce, and in a matter of only three years, my beard went from dark brown to white.
Oh man, I hope the stress is lowering for you and life is settling Stephen!
Oh definitely! That was years ago and I’m rockin’ the white beard now with an amazing woman and very little stress. Thanks for all you do!
I'd been struggling for about six months, trying to decide if I should trim or not. I never really had a goal length, but had decided to grow long because you never know what you like until you try it...
I enjoyed the journey, but reached a point where my obsessive critique was out weighing the fun.
I sent in to Beard Advice Live and pretty much confirmed what I was thinking. I ended up taking about half the length off from over a foot down to just over six inches...
But all the things I learned letting it grow, have made my beard better than when I was at this length the last time, and I couldn't be happier with the change, but I also took about six months to make that change, so I was prepared...
I really feel like this is MY beard now...
Such an amazing transformation! Loved the update
I am for sure my own worst critic when it comes to myself and my beard! But I have been getting better 👍 Dan's advice about staying an arm length from the mirror has helped tremendously with being knit picky! Thanks for being a positive pillar in the beard community Dan, you change lives! 🙌🍻
I really appreciate that mark!
I love that we remind each other of these things. Thank you Dan! I could hear this everyday and it wouldn't be too much.
I appreciate it!
I remember when we hung out in San Antonio. I remember seeing flyaways in your beard and I was like, "Oh, he's got an incredible beard, but still has flyaways! Maybe mine aren't so bad 😂"
Oh yeah, absolutely! Mine gets crazy when I’m out and about, especially in that humidity
so glad you put this up ,you are dead right on being your own worse critic ,i want to grow a good beard and looked at growth serums and try anything that will make it grow ,but after some advice and chats with Dan c bearded ive got to just be patient and look after my self and healthy habits ,thanks dan
You’re welcome andy!
Excellent video Dan! I agree that we should rock what you got and be comfortable with what we have.
Thank you!!
I get critical about a little patchy on my cheeks and it get to me. Hair is growing slowly and yes when I get close to the mirror I get mad. But no one have say anything about it they always tell me how great it look
Always stay an arm length away from The mirror
Needed this one today; just about shaved the darn thing off from having a week long run of bad beard days. Thanks big dogg
Absolutely! Thanks for commenting
Another great video breaking down the fact that we are our own worst critics. The longer I’ve been on this planet the more I realize this to be true with not only beards but everything especially self image. The old saying “the grass is always greener on the other side” is soooo true and we must acknowledge that and try to move past it to be the best self we can be
For one, I never mention my faults when someone complements me (for me I have a TON! Lol) I see a lot of people doing this whenever they get any complement, “thank you but… I wish my beard did this… or, yeah but see this part isn’t right…”; etc and so on. No more “yeah buts” in my vocabulary
Confidence is 100% key! We have beards! And we rock them the healthiest way possible. Just like Dan says, just because you notice it, doesn’t mean someone ells does. ROCK WHAT YOU GOT YO! Great video Dan!! 💯💯💯👊🤘
Very well said!
This came out at the perfect time, a couple days ago I felt so confident in my beard, earlier today I felt uncertain and less confident in it and almost considered shaving it...
Thankfully I didn't, I'm planning on growing it out as big as I can to see what my potential really is.
Keep it growing!
I am the most critical of my beard to the point I ramp up my anxiety on whether to trim, use more oil, balm, butter, hairdryer or whatever. One thing I think needs to be added is to check your own anxiety and stress.
Remember the reason for growing a beard. Aside from vanity... its your beard. Your face and at the end of the day your beard isn't for anyone else, it's for you and you alone. So in the brilliant words of one of my favorite comedian... FTP.... FUCK THEM PUTOS!
haha my man!
Thank Dan = Great video and recently over last year I had to get glasses and when grooming my beard without glasses on my beard looks great but as soon as I put my glasses on I see areas that make me self conscious and when I look in the mirror out of my glasses I feel better- 👍 Appreciate all you do and definitely my worst critic. Compliment’s always make my day.
Oh that makes sense!
I always style my beard without my glasses. Anyway the wind will bring my beard on my shoulder and split it in the middle.
I like that!
lol.... I am always "critical". Don't care what folks think/say. Just my pride. I let you know before that my beard was 5 inch. Love it. But had left-over aspects of using a #10 guide... causing a "layering" look. Ugh. So I trimmed a 1/2 off the entire outside edge. WOW.... that helped a lot. Will let it go till Sept. then do it again... then repeat. That should be the end of the layering. Then I'll reach for 6 inch+. Guides are great for shorter beards... Did great at #4 guide. But the #10 really made a "fuzzy" look. Just updating and sayin..... and checking in to say HI, Dan!
Love your encouragement!
Thanks man!
100% If someone is feeling down about their beard journey, one of the best things they can do, is to find a SUPPORTIVE community. If they are watching this, well, hopefully they realize they found it! I have a recent story I will share. So, this past Friday I had to go to a graduation, I was rushed big time and spent nearly no time styling my beard. Now, I was not stressed about it but knew without a doubt it was not even close to what it could be. Anyway, I had three people at that graduation comment in a positive way on my beard. I didn't explain to them how good it could look. 😂🤣 I just took the compliments, said thank you and moved on.
I love that!
Thanks Dan! I was hear telling my mom how I enjoy getting compliments on my beard on “good beard days”. However, when I’m feeling like a “bad beard day” those compliments feel like kind hits in my mind. And I have a hard time saying thank you on those days.
I totally know what you mean!
found this channel a few weeks ago after a bad trim, was a little disapointed for a day or 2 but i knew it would grow back. Iv got a lot to learn, and while reserching beard oils stumpled upon this Pocket of Postivity.
Welcome to the channel 🤝
I do it every day. Thank you Dan. Have a safe trip back home.
Thanks Shade!
Good morning. This is a great video just like your arm length advice. That helped me out tremendously. Thanks man.
You’re welcome!
Positivity 🙏 thanks Dan
Thank you!
Great advice, as usual. thanks Dan
Thank you!
Oh yes! Thanks for pep talk! Staying both bearded and positive!
Agreed
Love it!
Not just saying this, your videos are amazing. Your educational approach and positivity set your channel apart from any other I've ever watched.
I'm glad you mentioned hard water. I've relocated to an area that had hard water. We have water softener but I'm finding my beard is reacting to this. Any advice?
Look to get a filter shower head!
@@DanCBearded okay so water softener and a filtering shower head. I'll give it a shot!
Just got off work. Happy to end the day with a dan c video👊😁
My man!
Some days I swear that your videos are uploaded for me! Just criticized my mustache 15 minutes ago! Also to everyone that needs help or advice from you i vouch that as you mentioned you do answer all the messages on your Instagram! Dan is an excellent dude with great knowledge and positivity 👍🧔🏻
Thank you so much!
Got my coffee. Let the video begin!
Joeyyyy!
Bearded, Have you ever reviewed Jamaican Black Castor Oil? If not, we want a review and comparison between the Jamaican and castor.
I plan on it for the future!
I use to be my own WORST critics for a long time Before i found you on CZcams and now ther is Nothing in this World better then my beard 👍😎🤘
Let’s gooo!!!
Spot on as usual. Great advice 🤜
🤝
Ok I have to give my two cents on this one. I have been growing a beard for about five years now, here’s my story. I would grow my beard and as soon as the flyaways would show I would trim them this would happen about two three times a week. My beard would look terrible, shave it off and start over I would stress over trying to have the perfect beard that I would keep messing it up, seven months ago I started over again and I swore to myself that I wouldn’t touch it other than trim the hair around my lip, for about four months my beard looked terrible after a few months later my beard looks great!
Heck yeah, that’s a great lesson and so true!
As humans we are wired to see the negative, but this can be changed with practice. Look for the positive in yourself and others. See the good in yourself and others. Decide and focus on what is actually important. Learn how to let go (or not ruminate so much) on the things you can't control. Focus your time on the things you can control (within healthy limits). Easier said than done, but with practice, we can all change our mindset and be happier with ourselves, others, and the world because of it. Jim Parry
Well said Jim!
Awesome video thanks Dan
Thanks Nicholas!
I watched this late. Earlier I thought that some hairs on my beard were longer than others and thought oh well. Later a guy said that my beard was well kept. I thought huh, I didn’t think so. Though I appreciated the compliment.
Those compliments come when you least expect them, but always need them
Hey Dan.....great video! I'm sure this video has helped a lot of men.
I hope so!
Don't spend a lot of time checking out Instagram beard models. If you do, realize that these photos are very often straight out of a professional's barber chair or worse yet photoshopped and filtered to make everything look perfect. I highly doubt these people look like that all of the time.
Soooo very true!
I struggle with sides and connectors below ear. Not a fan of my mustache either. Some days can drive me nuts.
Step 1: walk away
Step 2: turn on a Dan C vid
Step 3: move on 🍻🍻🍻
My man 🤝
I definitely relate to this. I always think my mustache is too straight, or I notice some parts of my beard along the jawline stick out ever so slightly longer than other parts when it's growing out. Nobody else probably does though. 😂
The distance point is a good one. When you're trimming in the mirror, you start noticing more problems than there actually is and end up taking off more than you need to.
Spot on!
@@DanCBeardedIt does prevent me from trying to get my ideal style though, which I definitely need to break through!
I’ve just cut off about 2 and a half inch of my beard cause I thought it looked like s**t. I wish I watched this video before. Next time I’ll try to keep this video in mind. Cheers from Japan.
Oh man, well cheers to growing back better than ever!
Hi Dan, loved your videos for way over a year now, can you recommend what you would consider the 'best' beard oil that we can buy over in the UK, many you recommend we can't get hold of. Thank you bro 🙏
The best I have had is seven potions. However, give the company below a look because they have flat rate $15 shipping.
Doctor Nicks= www.doctornicks.com/danc
* DANC = 15% off
@@DanCBearded thanks Dan.
I know I'm my own worst critic, but honestly only my opinion matters when it comes 2 me. I grew my beard because I like having a beard. I didn't grow it 2 look better, or cuz others were doing, or cuz I didn't feel like shaving. I grew it cuz I'm a man & I can. But that's me & my reasons.
Very good and fair perspective!
Dan C Is it normal for my beard to lose 40 to 50 hairs per day? I started a month ago to put oil and balm, and I have neglected my beard for over a year, Is this normal?
That’s on the high side, but healthy habits should kick in and lower it. You’re fine if there is a white bulb at the end
Yes, it is a white bulb, but the loss is terrible, Thank you bearded man.
Great video
Thank you!
First I'd like to add that according to my research, stress also makes your beard grow white hairs faster. Second, what helps me get rid of bad thought about my beard is watching videos with similar beard than mine. For instance massive untrimmed wild and curly ones give me confidence and I feel like I'm not alone in the beard brotherhood and I feel proud 😊‼️‼️‼️👍😏✨
That’s great!
Dan, what size do you use when trimming your sideburns?
Got you covered = czcams.com/video/NcuO2VENz0Q/video.html
@@DanCBearded thank you!
awesome video Dan! comment 💯
Thank you!
This is an everyday occurrence. Feels like everyone is looking 👀 and judging.
Man it’s wild how we all have those same thoughts
This was my kinda video 🤣Thank you
I’m glad!
Guilty😢
Not alone!
This is me lol
I get beard envy easily!
It’s like wired in us
I need to just let mine grow ha!
Dan, noticing the thumbnail, your mouth is covered by your mustache. How do you deal with family members and others saying you look "angrier" or "sadder" jusy because of how your mustache covers your lips and how it droops?
I have never had that said. I just smile and they notice
I’m obviously still my own worst critic
Well hopefully this helped!
A true story:-)
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Stress will foreal kill your beard!!
That’s a fact!
Eucalyptus scented beard oil to de-stress
Guilty hahaha!!!!!
You are not alone!
FIRST!
The GOLD!
Just shows support for being there early and just a fun thing we have always done. I always appreciate it!
@Neo Anderson Despite what some internet trolls think, it’s not just for sad children desperate for attention.
I have to say your beard is strong af man
Thanks Pauly!