Thanks Dan! I have been trying out the heated brush again, vs using a blow dryer. I've been using mostly the heated brush, because the bathroom is attached to the kids room, and the blow dryer wakes them up early. I appreciate this video, and the video where you go over using both tools.
I wear my mustache pretty much like you describe. The handlebar and full walrus definitely don’t work for me, and I too can’t stand the feel of wax, or even balm in my mustache. The heated brush does seem like it would work, but I prefer a blow dryer to style my beard, and don’t feel like using them both. I just blow dry from the middle of the mustache, towards the side and use a boar bristle brush for a little tension and just kind of brush it down and to the side, blending it into the beard. Quick and easy, good enough for me, without the matted feel of the wax or balm. 👍
You just resolved my mustache frustration. I never thought of using a heated brush just on my mustache based on how I did not like the way the heated brush made the rest of my beard look. I have been using the heated brush just on my mustache for the past week and I no longer need to use a wax and it is styling the way I like it. It's these little things that change the experience on the beard journey that take frustration to enjoyment. Appreciate everything you do and the education & positivity you bring.
My beard is the natural rainbow of beard colors, front is black, lower sides is brown, top sides is red, and mustache is blond. On a good day, I do a loose low handle bar, so it kind of displays over/into the beard. I think it highlights the different colors I have.
I guess that i do the lazy walrus as well! I do throw a little wax in to hold it higher off the lip when I am going out to eat and maybe drink wine or something.
Dan remember when i sent my updated pictures? You suggested to start training it to the sides, well my stache doesn't really grow all the way down to my lip and thats why i like to leave it down ! It gives me the fuller illusion look .
Came here after the man himself suggested it in a reply to one of my questions and I gotta say exactly what I needed and the Lazy Walrus sounds exactly like what I'm looking for in terms of style. Thank you again Dan.
I tried out the heated brush on my stache for the first time after watching this video today, and I must say, it works better on my walrus than the blow drier 👍
One of your videos where I just watched, shook my head in agreement from beginning to end and said "At least I am doing something right"... I know Patience, Patience, Patience...
My girl likes my lips, not hair, but she absolutely loves the fact that I'm growing out my beard. I'm only 43, but because I smoke, and stress (don't ask), my beard is almost all gray. Started my beard journey a out Nov. of 2020, so about 7 months.
Lazy Walrus. I like that! I heard Eric Bandholz said he designed the comb with a small area for mustaches and the rest wider for beards. I didn't know the mustache area was finer than usual. Thanks for the info! I'm on your page with my mustache. Tried for a Walrus with same qualms as you,. Had a lot of transparencies and waves.
I have a similar mustache , i guess it could be handlebarred up with wax if I wanted, it is separated from the beard but I just comb it down over the lip and push the “bars” over to the sides with my fingers in the corners of my mouth. And that’s it
I didn't know it until now, but I do a lazy walrus too - minus any lip trimming. Mind you, I'm only 4-5 months in on the full beard so that (the trimming) may change. Every morning I blow dry each side of the moustache up and out (working from the middle) with my comb, and that's it. I've had a moustache for years and years (probably close to 25 years) but up until now it was just with a goatee - I have learned over that time that as long as my wife can see some of my top lip I can get away with not trimming it - so this style is great because you can still see the central part of the top lip.
Aberlite pro is a game changer. Got it on preorder from the Kickstarter and LOVE it. I have a short beard a bit over 2 inches and it’s great through the whole beard and even for my head hair.
The Lazy Walrus Stache is my style too. As of a few months ago one side started settling differently than the other and below the lower lip a S pattern. The heated brush is preferred method. A slow run through and immediately use a teaser brush works for me. Followed by butter or balm depending on the day.
Was trimming my mustache every other day. To keep it nice and neat. But now I'm just letting it grow. I'm almost at my 6 month beard growth and my stache to me was looking to small compared to my beard. Now I think it's all working together. Nice to the point video Dan C.
Timely video for me as anything I’ve tried so far with the stache I haven’t been pleased with. When I’ve used wax I just didn’t like the feel of it. I may recently have drifted into something similar to the lazy walrus but you’ve actually given me a little more direction than I’ve had with it. Appreciate you Dan.
I have the same routine with my mustache and rock "The lazy Walrus" style. Havent trimmed it since no shave november and its getting pretty epic. I do use savvy jack mustache wax to help keep it out of my mouth.
@@DanCBearded the heated brush tip is a game changer. finally able to style the stache while growing it out. game changing and stache saving tip - thanks again!
I use to try and style a handlebar but with the advent of masks in public, the masks push the stache into a walrus. So after a couple of months, I gave up. I haven't trimmed my stache (except for a couple of over achievers, once.) in two years and currently am between a walrus and a "lazy walrus". Lazy at the beginning of the day, to walrus at the end. Perhaps it's a hold over but I use a medium hold wax, blow dyer and stache comb to style.
Nice vid... i feel like a lot of guys struggle with the mustache... myself included. Mine comes in pretty thick and i love the way it looks but it can be a pain to manage/ train. Keep the vids coming dan. Cant wait till the live tonight 👊
I appreciate than Dan... im still trying to decide to go the full yeard or back to my previous beard baron style look... curiosity has me leaning yeard but professionalism and the wife have me going old look... 🤦🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
Love this video. I have a love hate relationship with my mustache. I like the look of a full mustache but I struggle when it gets too long so I kind of have an in the middle kind.
You recommended today in beard advice live that I should check out this. I'm still not sure if I should just let it blend in or trim it at for example the edge of the mouth.
Awesome video Dan!! I sort of do the same thing. My moustache isn’t as strong and huge as yours and some other guys. But right now I sort of dot the exact same thing as you. I comb it to the sides like you and blend it in with my beard. I’m not the biggest fan of handlebar on myself as my moustache to me is not the best for it. But we will see where it grows and if I can get it to thicken up and come in more over time. Awesome video again man. Thank you.
My stache just kinda goes like a handlebar. So I just go with it, I use to twist stache I can use a heated brush to fix but I like it the way it is. Have a awesome beard 🧔 day 👊!!!
I do the tongue thing too.. Lol I also find that as I smooth out the hairs, I find my self going "Whaaaa, Whaaa" It's like I can't make the smoothing motion with out the noise, like Dan's trimmer buzzzer noise... lol I've only tried a medium hold wax, and was having okay success with them, but wearing the mask the hot humid breath the wax won't hold. I have been using a product some use for the competitions Got 2 b glued, not the spray, but the tube. It holds the hair out of my mouth and either holds up to the mask, or if it softens, I can reshape once the mask is off by wetting it again. Once the mask isn't an all day affair, I look forward to trying a stronger wax, hopefully by then the 'stache will be of epic proportions... lol
Appreciate the info and the video!! Great stuff as usual. Love the flyaway quote!!👊🏼 I use heated brush from Vikicon but might be interested in this one you have. I use Detroit Grooming wax and small comb to style and keep in place. Doesn’t work all day but does ok if I’m not outside a lot.
Awesome video Dan. Also good to hear your perspective in things. Without realising it... I think I have a walrus moustache. It covers both lips & is pretty annoying when eating & drinking. I do try to get the natural curl out of it on a daily basis. But go handlebar come competition time. Take care mate👌
Another great breakfast video. I can't figure out what I want my mustache to be. I have tried 2 or 3 different things since starting my Yeard but nothing except a shorter in the middle and letting the sides grow into my beard feels natural. I just don't want it to be a chore
I do have a question. When combining the sides of the mustache to flow into the beard, should it look like the mustaches do beard are one, or should the mustache join but still appear as a distinct mustache with visible ends?
I'm working on training a hungarian style Mustache which is requiring a little wax to accomplish. Looks great but it can be a bit of work There are days when I just don't want to deal with the extra grooming though and on those days, just good is good enough and it becomes a lazy walrus.
Just let it grow. Sometimes I wax it. Sometimes I oil it and comb it with a Kent 8t1 (tiny little guy). I used to trim it, but wanted to see what happens. It is soft.
I have tryed styling my stash and I'm kind of in the same boat as you DanC. I have started to stlye the stash a little but haven't tried stash wax and not big on balms either. I think the lazy walrus might be for me?
My moustache has a mind of its own.. one day it’ll curl, another it’ll lay flat.. I usually just go with what it wants to do 🤣.. but I do try and comb it to the sides
Dan, newer subscriber. Love the content. I kind of do a “lazy walrus” as well. I kind of have a small mustache gap so I feel like it’s A good way of embracing what I have and making it work. I know you don’t have one but do you have any other advice for mustache gaps? It’s my weak point. Thanks!!
Well the pros of the lazy walrus is that its easy, makes me look a bit more serious, cons of course is the food hole curtain that robs me of food and drink. Pros of the smiley stache ( handlebar lol) are i look more happy all the time lol cons are takes a bit of time and sometimes frustration to create it because its an obnoxious stache at times!
Hey. Can anyone suggest a “trusted teacher” if I may say..for men’s hair care ? Someone who is genuine and no bullshit like our man Dan C here! I would love any guidance here. Love 💗
How often do you trim your moustache? Also, I am currently trying to go from a business beard to a medium one, and I’ve never had a big moustache. I’ve always felt like I had a pretty thin moustache area, not your Tom Selleck thick area, and I’m curious as to how thick yours is? (I’m talking about the actual surface area of skin with follicles, not the thickness of the moustache itself since everyone can agree you have a pretty thick moustache lol)
Does the heated comb dry out your beard/mustache? I have heated brush but I only use it once and awhile I find it dries out my beard . An I doing something wrong ?
Help a brother out a make a mustache trimming video. I use barber scissors to trim the lip line, but the top under my nose is so puffy/bushy. If I use a trimmer, you can see when it was cut. Halp plz
Hey Dan. I am trying a Chevron mustache only. No beard. Where do you recommend to cut around to shape the mustache properly? I have been growing it for a month only. Thank you Sir!!
![How to Trim Your [Lazy Walrus] Mustache!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/i_vxI297MlA/mqdefault.jpg)
Mustache trim video: czcams.com/video/WyvGhOrBJII/video.html
Gonna check this out for sure! 👍
“A fly away today is part of a perfect beard tomorrow” BEAUTIFUL 😂😂😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you!!
I needed to hear this MONTH'S ago...lol
@@DanCBearded that's. A statement that I'll stay with forever A fly away is part of a perfect beard tomorrow !!!!!!!!!!
Stopping by after your recommendation last night on the live stream. Thanks again.
Awesome buddy!
Very informative, never considered blending in the stash. Thanks Dan C Bearded.
Glad it was helpful! thanks again for sending in last night
Returning subscriber. Glad to see how much your channel has grown.
Thank you! I am loving it
Thanks Dan! I have been trying out the heated brush again, vs using a blow dryer. I've been using mostly the heated brush, because the bathroom is attached to the kids room, and the blow dryer wakes them up early. I appreciate this video, and the video where you go over using both tools.
One of the keys to my overall look/style!
@@DanCBearded Definitely, it suits you really well too!
I wear my mustache pretty much like you describe. The handlebar and full walrus definitely don’t work for me, and I too can’t stand the feel of wax, or even balm in my mustache. The heated brush does seem like it would work, but I prefer a blow dryer to style my beard, and don’t feel like using them both. I just blow dry from the middle of the mustache, towards the side and use a boar bristle brush for a little tension and just kind of brush it down and to the side, blending it into the beard. Quick and easy, good enough for me, without the matted feel of the wax or balm. 👍
Awesome, thank you for the add on!
You just resolved my mustache frustration. I never thought of using a heated brush just on my mustache based on how I did not like the way the heated brush made the rest of my beard look. I have been using the heated brush just on my mustache for the past week and I no longer need to use a wax and it is styling the way I like it. It's these little things that change the experience on the beard journey that take frustration to enjoyment. Appreciate everything you do and the education & positivity you bring.
It changed everything for me too!! I absolutely love the lazy walrus
My beard is the natural rainbow of beard colors, front is black, lower sides is brown, top sides is red, and mustache is blond.
On a good day, I do a loose low handle bar, so it kind of displays over/into the beard. I think it highlights the different colors I have.
SOunds awesome!!
I guess that i do the lazy walrus as well! I do throw a little wax in to hold it higher off the lip when I am going out to eat and maybe drink wine or something.
I just cannot get used to the wax!
@@DanCBearded yeah I don't use it most of the time!
Dan remember when i sent my updated pictures? You suggested to start training it to the sides, well my stache doesn't really grow all the way down to my lip and thats why i like to leave it down ! It gives me the fuller illusion look .
Sounds like you figured out what is best for you, I love it!
Came here after the man himself suggested it in a reply to one of my questions and I gotta say exactly what I needed and the Lazy Walrus sounds exactly like what I'm looking for in terms of style.
Thank you again Dan.
Perfect! You’re welcome!
youre amazing bro! you gave me exactly what I'm looking for.
Awesome! I am so glad. Hopefully you find some other videos on the channel helpful
That lazy walrus lifestyle 👊
The best! haah
I tried out the heated brush on my stache for the first time after watching this video today, and I must say, it works better on my walrus than the blow drier 👍
Agreed! I love the specific targeting. The tongue push is clutch too
@@DanCBearded the tongue push totally is crucial
Haha never thought of pushing my lip out with my tongue. Genius!!!!!!
One of your videos where I just watched, shook my head in agreement from beginning to end and said "At least I am doing something right"... I know Patience, Patience, Patience...
That’s awesome!!
My girl likes my lips, not hair, but she absolutely loves the fact that I'm growing out my beard. I'm only 43, but because I smoke, and stress (don't ask), my beard is almost all gray. Started my beard journey a out Nov. of 2020, so about 7 months.
Going to try the heat brush to solve my "one side up one side down" mustache. Thank you!
LEt me know how it goes!
Lazy Walrus. I like that! I heard Eric Bandholz said he designed the comb with a small area for mustaches and the rest wider for beards. I didn't know the mustache area was finer than usual. Thanks for the info! I'm on your page with my mustache. Tried for a Walrus with same qualms as you,. Had a lot of transparencies and waves.
I do not know how guys like the Beard Baron are able to rock it. Looks awesome, but would be such a chore!
I have never put a name to it,but I guess I do the lazy walrus. Less maintenance and looks good all around. Great video!
I agree, and thank you!
I have a similar mustache , i guess it could be handlebarred up with wax if I wanted, it is separated from the beard but I just comb it down over the lip and push the “bars” over to the sides with my fingers in the corners of my mouth. And that’s it
Sounds awesome!
This is EXACTLY what I needed. Tried heated brush on mustache. A game changer.
Awesome! I am glad it helped!
Exactly how I do it! Same exact tools and everything. Works just like you say. Bravo, T Double! (Trusted Teacher)
That is awesome!
@@DanCBearded keep doing what you do!!!
I'm having hard time deciding between this Aberlite Pro and Kuschelbär Pro-Edition 😣😂. Thanks for the video and info! 😊💯
Cannot go wrong with either option
@@DanCBearded Yes, I was guessing the same. Thanks for the info / reply! 🙂💯
I didn't know it until now, but I do a lazy walrus too - minus any lip trimming. Mind you, I'm only 4-5 months in on the full beard so that (the trimming) may change. Every morning I blow dry each side of the moustache up and out (working from the middle) with my comb, and that's it. I've had a moustache for years and years (probably close to 25 years) but up until now it was just with a goatee - I have learned over that time that as long as my wife can see some of my top lip I can get away with not trimming it - so this style is great because you can still see the central part of the top lip.
Sounds like a great compromise!
Aberlite pro is a game changer. Got it on preorder from the Kickstarter and LOVE it. I have a short beard a bit over 2 inches and it’s great through the whole beard and even for my head hair.
It seriously is a great tool! I use it daily now
been wondering how a heated brush would work on the stache. great instructions for people that want to rock the lazy walrus.
Works perfectly for this style! Not sure for other styles though
The Lazy Walrus Stache is my style too. As of a few months ago one side started settling differently than the other and below the lower lip a S pattern. The heated brush is preferred method. A slow run through and immediately use a teaser brush works for me. Followed by butter or balm depending on the day.
It is working really well for you!
Was trimming my mustache every other day. To keep it nice and neat. But now I'm just letting it grow. I'm almost at my 6 month beard growth and my stache to me was looking to small compared to my beard. Now I think it's all working together. Nice to the point video Dan C.
Thank you Peter!
Great video. My mustache is something I’m playing with. I think the lazy walrus is a nice look.
Thank you brotha!
Lazy Walrus is my jam. I think it suits any mans face, provided they have a beard to match.
It works for you so well!
Timely video for me as anything I’ve tried so far with the stache I haven’t been pleased with. When I’ve used wax I just didn’t like the feel of it. I may recently have drifted into something similar to the lazy walrus but you’ve actually given me a little more direction than I’ve had with it. Appreciate you Dan.
Thanks KC!
Fantastic video Dan. I too have been using the aberlite pro for my mustache recently. My mustache isn’t nearly as thick and full as yours though.
The pro has become a daily tool for me. Such a nice one!
Beard Baron rocks a serious walrus stache. No way I could do that.
Great call, he really does!
I needed this vid!
Idk if I could keep a mustache without this method!
I have the same routine with my mustache and rock "The lazy Walrus" style. Havent trimmed it since no shave november and its getting pretty epic. I do use savvy jack mustache wax to help keep it out of my mouth.
Awesome Dean!
I’m going for a mustache similar to spencer from live bearded, love the look, a little work but worth it to me. Great video
That is awesome!
lazy walrus - love it! great info/video as usual Dan - thanks
Thanks Bill!
@@DanCBearded the heated brush tip is a game changer. finally able to style the stache while growing it out. game changing and stache saving tip - thanks again!
I usually only use a blow dryer and comb, but I’m for sure going to try my heated brush on my stache next time, great video Dan! 👊🤘
Let me know if it worked for you!
Hey Dan , totally my style! Love it!
Awesome to hear!
I use to try and style a handlebar but with the advent of masks in public, the masks push the stache into a walrus. So after a couple of months, I gave up. I haven't trimmed my stache (except for a couple of over achievers, once.) in two years and currently am between a walrus and a "lazy walrus". Lazy at the beginning of the day, to walrus at the end. Perhaps it's a hold over but I use a medium hold wax, blow dyer and stache comb to style.
I like that lol starts lazy and gets more productive
Nice vid... i feel like a lot of guys struggle with the mustache... myself included. Mine comes in pretty thick and i love the way it looks but it can be a pain to manage/ train. Keep the vids coming dan. Cant wait till the live tonight 👊
You had a beastly stache back in the day!!
I appreciate than Dan... im still trying to decide to go the full yeard or back to my previous beard baron style look... curiosity has me leaning yeard but professionalism and the wife have me going old look... 🤦🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
Great stuff Dan. I just grew mine out as well but keep it trimmed up and out of my mouth. It takes some getting use too for certain.
The mouth part can be a deal breaker
Love this video. I have a love hate relationship with my mustache. I like the look of a full mustache but I struggle when it gets too long so I kind of have an in the middle kind.
Sameee here! such a love hate. I love it, Sam hates it lol
I've done exactly the same Dan, easy to maintain and looks great. I tried a hard waxed handlebar one day to be fancy 😂
Awesome Danny !
You recommended today in beard advice live that I should check out this. I'm still not sure if I should just let it blend in or trim it at for example the edge of the mouth.
This styling first. If it looks good, don’t trim. If it bothers you, trim.
Awesome video Dan!! I sort of do the same thing. My moustache isn’t as strong and huge as yours and some other guys. But right now I sort of dot the exact same thing as you. I comb it to the sides like you and blend it in with my beard. I’m not the biggest fan of handlebar on myself as my moustache to me is not the best for it. But we will see where it grows and if I can get it to thicken up and come in more over time. Awesome video again man. Thank you.
Thanks Josh!!
Truly love the content. I’ve been trying to up the mustache game and this is a perfect video
Thank you so much!
Great vide very helpful
Thanks Josh!
@@DanCBearded you’re welcome, looking forward to wednesday
Hi Dan👋
Hey brotha James 🤝
My stache just kinda goes like a handlebar. So I just go with it, I use to twist stache I can use a heated brush to fix but I like it the way it is. Have a awesome beard 🧔 day 👊!!!
Awesome Jason!
Walrus by day Handlebar by night!😜
Watch out ladies!!
Thanks for the mustache pointers Dan! Mine is a mess. Feel like I’m constantly fighting with it.
It is worth the battle though!
I do the tongue thing too.. Lol
I also find that as I smooth out the hairs, I find my self going "Whaaaa, Whaaa" It's like I can't make the smoothing motion with out the noise, like Dan's trimmer buzzzer noise... lol
I've only tried a medium hold wax, and was having okay success with them, but wearing the mask the hot humid breath the wax won't hold. I have been using a product some use for the competitions Got 2 b glued, not the spray, but the tube. It holds the hair out of my mouth and either holds up to the mask, or if it softens, I can reshape once the mask is off by wetting it again. Once the mask isn't an all day affair, I look forward to trying a stronger wax, hopefully by then the 'stache will be of epic proportions... lol
Great add ons, thank you Brian!
Appreciate the info and the video!! Great stuff as usual. Love the flyaway quote!!👊🏼 I use heated brush from Vikicon but might be interested in this one you have. I use Detroit Grooming wax and small comb to style and keep in place. Doesn’t work all day but does ok if I’m not outside a lot.
That makes sense Brian!
I use balm now for the Stache and I do lazy walrus, except I take the Stache and like it up with the cheeks. If that makes any sense at all lol
haha I think I am picking up what you are putting down
Awesome video Dan. Also good to hear your perspective in things. Without realising it... I think I have a walrus moustache. It covers both lips & is pretty annoying when eating & drinking. I do try to get the natural curl out of it on a daily basis. But go handlebar come competition time. Take care mate👌
Dan C, what's the hat? I love the graphic!
This is Beard Swag. CZcams content creator and amazing human
Another great breakfast video. I can't figure out what I want my mustache to be. I have tried 2 or 3 different things since starting my Yeard but nothing except a shorter in the middle and letting the sides grow into my beard feels natural. I just don't want it to be a chore
I am with you on the chore aspect!
I always hear " Dan-cing bearded!! 🤣🤣🤪
It is a curse lol
I do have a question. When combining the sides of the mustache to flow into the beard, should it look like the mustaches do beard are one, or should the mustache join but still appear as a distinct mustache with visible ends?
I like to have a combo of both. You can clearly tell the mustache is flowing in to the beard, but I like the ends to blend in with the beard
As with most things grooming or beard related, I'd say it's all about preference and what you think looks best on your face.
I'm going for a full walrus. It's been almost 15 months since it was really trimmed and now it's passing the bottom lip
Where's the hat from? Like that a lot!
Beardswag
Content creator Beard Swag!
I'm working on training a hungarian style Mustache which is requiring a little wax to accomplish. Looks great but it can be a bit of work There are days when I just don't want to deal with the extra grooming though and on those days, just good is good enough and it becomes a lazy walrus.
That is where the lazy gets its name lol
Waxes just melt in the heat. Any stylized mustache becomes a lazy walrus by noon.
Agreed!!
Just let it grow. Sometimes I wax it. Sometimes I oil it and comb it with a Kent 8t1 (tiny little guy). I used to trim it, but wanted to see what happens. It is soft.
Sounds awesome!
I have tryed styling my stash and I'm kind of in the same boat as you DanC. I have started to stlye the stash a little but haven't tried stash wax and not big on balms either. I think the lazy walrus might be for me?
Sounds like it is exactly for you!
My moustache has a mind of its own.. one day it’ll curl, another it’ll lay flat.. I usually just go with what it wants to do 🤣.. but I do try and comb it to the sides
Let that bad boy ride!
I refer to mine as a lazy handlebar. Really thinking about transitioning to a lazy walrus.
Keep me posted!
How do I go about growing one? Let it grow and train it with heat and comb with no trimming?
Exactly!!
A big full mustache looks best in my opinion
Dan, newer subscriber. Love the content. I kind of do a “lazy walrus” as well. I kind of have a small mustache gap so I feel like it’s A good way of embracing what I have and making it work.
I know you don’t have one but do you have any other advice for mustache gaps? It’s my weak point. Thanks!!
Try putting some pure castor oil on the spot at night before bed
@@DanCBearded thanks Dan I’m gonna try to submit something for one of your live shows sometime
I go back and forth from the " lazy walrus" to the handlebar.
pros and cons of each?
Well the pros of the lazy walrus is that its easy, makes me look a bit more serious, cons of course is the food hole curtain that robs me of food and drink. Pros of the smiley stache ( handlebar lol) are i look more happy all the time lol cons are takes a bit of time and sometimes frustration to create it because its an obnoxious stache at times!
Trusted One
Hey Ron!
Are the hairs that you show who’s boss. The ones that just seem to think they are nose hairs growing from your lip
haha for sure
6:09 sounds like a comment I made on a previous video
I have used that lines for years now, one of my favorites!!
Hey. Can anyone suggest a “trusted teacher” if I may say..for men’s hair care ? Someone who is genuine and no bullshit like our man Dan C here!
I would love any guidance here.
Love 💗
I am not aware of any, but I will keep an ear out!
Thanks Dan. I appreciate it :)
Maybe I missed it, but wherega get that comb??
I’m not sure on that one, I’m sorry!
Thanks. If you combed it straight down, how long is your beard?
Beard? It is about 12 inches
No, the moustache?
How long do the mustache hairs need to be to achieve the lazy walrus?
Not much! 3/4 an inch I would say
I am the mustache guy. I know exactly what your talking about. What temp is the setting on yours when you use it? Did you say?
320
I use 320
Thank you for the advice!
Glad it was helpful!
How often do you trim your moustache? Also, I am currently trying to go from a business beard to a medium one, and I’ve never had a big moustache. I’ve always felt like I had a pretty thin moustache area, not your Tom Selleck thick area, and I’m curious as to how thick yours is? (I’m talking about the actual surface area of skin with follicles, not the thickness of the moustache itself since everyone can agree you have a pretty thick moustache lol)
I trim probably once every 3 or 4 months, but I am not really sure. My mustache is decently thick
I rock the lazy walrus. No choice, golden blonde mustache on top of a ginger beard. Invisible if grown alone, even if I grew a fumanchu
Awesome!!
Does the heated comb dry out your beard/mustache? I have heated brush but I only use it once and awhile I find it dries out my beard . An I doing something wrong ?
Not at all for me. I would say find the heat that works for you but also how many passes you make
Ok I will try turning down the heat and see
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Help a brother out a make a mustache trimming video. I use barber scissors to trim the lip line, but the top under my nose is so puffy/bushy. If I use a trimmer, you can see when it was cut. Halp plz
I got you covered! czcams.com/video/WyvGhOrBJII/video.html
Dan I drink 10 glasses a day and comb but still I see dandruff in my beard....I had tried all the tricks but failed....what's the solution
Might need to change up your beard products, and also adjust your wash/condition routine
Hey Dan. I am trying a Chevron mustache only. No beard. Where do you recommend to cut around to shape the mustache properly? I have been growing it for a month only. Thank you Sir!!
Truly is just personal preference. I would say grow beyond your goal and then trim back to it
@@DanCBearded Thank you Sir!
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What's the name of that heat wand?
I do not remember which one I used in this video, but I believe it is the aberlite pro
@@DanCBearded Got it.
Just ordered it.
Not a fan of heated brush, makes for a overly manicured look
On the mustache?
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Great info. The over the mouth mustache should now be called the "mask mustache"😷
haha I like it
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yeahhh buddy!
There is no stylein mine is very struburn🙄
haha I hear ya!
Lazy walrus 😂 my mustache is ok but not as full.
Don't talk down to your stache like that!
Now if I could just keep my mustache from getting in my mouth when I'm trying to sleep. It's so irritating some nights.
I don't think I notice that problem. Very interesting!
my mustache is a mess
I have never thought that!
I just wish it was thicker and fuller next to my beard it falls short imo
Your Mustache looks great Dan