Thick or Thin Beard Oil - What is right for YOU!?
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- I explain how you can pick what thickness or viscosity of beard oil is right for you.
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Timestamps:
0:00 = Intro
2:57 = Thick Oils
5:13 = Medium Oils
6:38 = Thin Oils
8:14 = Conclusion - Jak na to + styl
Channel should be Beard Science. We learn so much. Crazy informative as always. Thanks Dan.
Thank you 🤝
Gray beard here. Bedtime butter changed how I look at oils. A warm rinse followed by a cold rinse in the morning leaves a modicum of butter in there but enough where oil viscosity is less critical. Because of this type of routine, I've moved away from the heavier oils and bounce around from medium-to-medium light oils. But hey, that's me. Trial and error is the way to go.
Great topic & info, Dan! I do the same & rotate similar to what you do. Thanks for sharing.
Great info. Thank you very much for your time Mr Dan C.
Hi Dan. Great video.
Thanks again Dan for all this amazing info . I take all your knowledge and experience to make my beard the most awesome feeling, looking beard thanks again!!
Love this topic! I switch off myself, thick in the morning (helps with styling a long beard) and thin at night for good healthy absorption into the skin. Thanks Dan as always for the info!
That's sounds like a good rotation, might have 2 try it out
Fantastic game-plan!
I tried a cpl thin oils, but I didn't like the all over movement of my beard in the wind. So u use med-thick. Did I really give the light enough time to really give it a chance...most likely not. Gonna have to give this a shot. Great video!
Excellent video, you just answered my question, thanks Dan 👍🏆.
Thank you!
Bingo! I have been waiting for this info from you. Thanks!! I have a Red/brown beard that is going grey to white. This is all new to me, and since I am making my own, I started with a thinner mix, but I am experimenting with making thinker. I am liking it more, as I am further North west then you are, so dryer and colder.
So glad this channel exists!!
Thank you Tim!
My beard likes thin to medium oils. Especially the one in the blue top you showed! 😉😉😄
Great video Dan, I prefer thicker oils but always mix it up.
As always the information I seek I find on your Channel light brown short gray and white definitely going to see about getting some thick oil thank you again
Perfect!
Great topic and guidance. I have thin, medium, and thick oils in my arsenal. You then throw in the ostrich oil blends and other essential oil blends. It took me a couple of months to listen to my beard on what viscosity was best and blends worked for my beard. I look at beard butters the same way. Poured, versus whipped and then the butter blends make a difference
Wonderful wisdom!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’ve got a reddish beard with more grey coming in by the day. Also I’m in northern Ohio so the weather is dry here as well. This is a very helpful video cause I just assumed it was the different brands of oil making my beard look and feel better. I wasn’t even considering the oil thickness. I may have to reconsider some of the brands I stopped using. Fable is what seems to be working best for me currently and I’m really liking their scents
Just ordered 2 Beard Octane oils to add to my routine.
I have not tried the thick oils. I plan to do that soon to try it out. The thin and medium works well in my grey beard. Great video, Dan!
Man, I'd have to day my favorite Beard Octane scent is Fabricator. One of my top all time scents.
Dirty blonde beard here with some grey. I prefer light to medium but don’t hate on a thick oil. Now those are the fewest I own but cold dry ny winters I do keep them at the ready. Great topic Dan.
Enjoyed this. Something I hadn't thought about as a lot of this is fairly new to me. Currently using a medium viscosity on my 5 or so inch salt and pepper beard.
Thanks K D!
Love thick oils. LI beard Co has a thick blend they use Haitian Castor oil, so good.
8-9" salt and pepper thick beard here, I usually only use the thicker oils in the winter due to it being so humid here in east Texas. My go to oil for the rest of the year is Beard Octane (thinner oil) and it works wonders for my skin and my hair. Even during the winter I mix my oils up, it's never just Artius Man. I'll use thin and medium oils also on a rotation, just depends on the weather and how my beard is feeling. Thanks for the great video Dan, love to see you spreading the knowledge.
Great topic, Dan! I use a similar approach regarding oil rotation but come at it from a "mix of everything is GOOD". I have several different "bases" of oils, some with emu, some with black cumin, etc.
I rotate through them fairly regularly to try to obtain a balance of all the properties. If I find that my beard needs something extra for whatever reason, dryness, too heavy, a little more control, I will use an oil that offers the corrective properties I need. That goes for the butters, too.
If I feel that my beard is "balanced", I go back to my regular rotation. The process will always evolve as I take on more knowledge and my beard growth status changes. I'm growing a long beard, so I have to always be prepared to make adjustments ... but try not to obsess!
As always, thanks for breaking it down for us, Dan.
Hey Dan,
Don't know a whole lot about all these "in's and out's" of beard maintenance and growth tips. However, I have found that some of your recommendations all refer to "trial and error".
I do want to say that growing a beard longer than 1 inch is quite the journey. I am currently at 4 inches at length and found it takes grooming and attention with of course products to get the results in your beard appearance. I thank you for your support and knowledge on the subject.
My white beard loves thick oil .
Appreciate you Dan c I'm currently at 11 months on my beard journey and your advice has made it awesome.
Thanks Rodney!
I have a long-ish beard, usually keep it in the 7-8 inch range. My beard has a decent amount of grey in it. I find that medium works best for me, but I have a few thick and thin I put in usually at least once every week or so. I don't have a set rotation, but basically it depends on how my beard is feeling. I also try to use emu/ostrich oil at least once every 7-10 days.
I enjoy both thick and thin oils . I do have a dirty blonde grey reddish beard and have been growing my beard now for better part of year and a half. My beard is long on the chin and trying to get my sides to catch up and follow all your beard advice to a T. Thinner oils seem to work better for me but love to switch it up to a thicker oil, makes my beard look more dense. Thank you Dan for all your advice and knowledge to growing out my beard .
Great info here
Thanks!
4" salt and pepper beard. Arizona climate. Use mostly a thick Artius Man oil for more hold and that extra protection (sometimes even followed by a little butter or balm). Evenings light oil like Live Bearded for touch up when I'm home for the day. Sometimes I'll just do the light oil in the morning and go with it for a change.
white beard here bout 7 inches not very thick so i use a Beard Octane jamboree CBD oil and butter at night and use various oils thru the week ...awesome Vid DanC..
Ima black guy with a tight coily beard medium to medium thick seems to work best for me but like you said its best to have a variety of different viscosities for different times and situations.
I have a medium length beard with red and brown hairs and some other random ones. I have mostly used Beard Octane Oils which are thinner and they work great for me. Every couple days I through in a drop or 2 of straight castor oil in the the beard octane oil to thicken it up. This works great and is a good option if you are on a budget or just don't have a wide variety of oils.
I'm finishing my 15th month growth. I'm only using right now the apple pie and ginger jamboree of Beard Octane. I'm waiting on your CBD collab. I really like thin oil cause I'm using the left over on my hands to put it also on my face and it's working very well. I will probably go with Fable soon. I will try their unscented oil cause the unscented conditioner is amazing. Wes wy is also in my list. Whisky N' hardtack. I just wish to be able to try some new products everyday. I'm currently working at Starbucks so I can't right now, but in the future I will try more. 🌹🥰
About 6 in. brown, thick beard. I rotate between thin, medium, and thick oil. Rotating is the best advice I have received in awhile. This way I get the positive effects of all types. I need the thin to get to down to my skin and the thick helps with control. Great video Dan!
My favorite Beard product oil and butter comes from Detroit grooming. You know I’ve used a ton of products that you have reviewed and I find good things about most of them however I keep coming back to Detroit grooming because it feels best in my beard overall all day long and of course at night. That being said I do use your ice Beard Oil about once or twice a week. In my cabinet I do have several fable beard oils, also whiskey and hard tack oil’s and maybe one butter from them. Again I might use another company‘s oil but it just never seems to do as good a job as Detroit grooming for me personally. Great video and a great reminder on the importance of how these products work.
This video was super helpful for me. I am still learning about the different feels in my beard and what my beard likes. My beard is quickly turning grey so it now makes since why i am loving the artius man oil i have and how it makes my beard feel. I have a little oil rotation going now mainly between beard octain, artius man and fable but always looking to expand my collection (kind of getting addicted to getting new oils to try). Once again thank you for the great information. keep them coming.
Awesome to hear, thanks Jeremy!
Medium length grayish beard- I usually go with BRBC products (I’d say medium?) and also rotate in Copper Johns’s Grey beard and Artois Man on occasion. I also live in Florida so humidity & daily washing are involved.
Beard mostly white /gray use different oils butter each day. Watch every video DanC puts out for last couple months as I’m new this beard up keep. I learned so much from watching all the different people who have put out videos most the one I go to first is DanC videos.
I got a colleague who want to give some products to his boyfriend and I think this video will help her. Thanks Dan. Your videos are so amazing. I always appreciate your good work 🌹
I have a course and curly beard with quite a few grays coming in on the sides. I use a thicker oil for the most part but will rotate a thin oil in two to three days a week.
Dan is right on. Course thick/ very humid environment. I use the lightest, thinnest, most breathable oil I can find. Dont go with a heavy if you live in high humidity.
Thanks for this video. It’s a lot more in depth about the viscosities of the oils and very helpful. So I’m about 6.5 months into a yeard and I have 12 different companies I use so far. My beard is red and it is medium to long length. I try to rotate all the companies. My beard loves Fable as well as Beard Octane, so either viscosity works well for me. The brands I have are Beard Octane, Fable, Artius Man, Ruddy Man, Luxurious Bastard, Modern Viking, Live Bearded, Whiskey N’ Hardtack, Furry Hippie, Detroit Grooming, Grave Before Shave, & The Bearded Mack. The brands I want to look into are Copper Johns, Bahawat, Wildschwein, WesWy, Bloombeards, and a few others. I love that you categorized them in the description. That’s a huge help!! Sorry for rambling, but this was a great video, and I saved it in my favorites. Thanks again Dan!! Hope this comment can help anyone else out with a similar situation to mine. 🙏🏻
Love the light oils. So far my favorite is Kingsmen. My beard is short. Dan has as medium light. Thick oils with my skin seems too greasy.
Great video and information! I have a shot to medium greying beard (mostly grey now to be honest) that is thick and curly. I have found that I prefer a thicker oil like Artius Man since it performs the best in my beard. I do have others that I mix in like Badass Beard Co, Live Bearded and the new Invigorate by Artius Man. For the most part I switch out every week to a different brand to switch things up a little bit.
I am at 2 years 9 months into my beard journey. My beard is mostly gray and black in color. I have tried many, many beard companies, their oils and butters...like you, I am not a balm guy. Without mentioning any company names I have come to truly like and trust 4 different beard companies. They all have different blends and I believe different benefits for my beard. I'm only talking oils and butters. I have found a routine to fit them all into my weekly rotation. I feel I'm getting all the best nutrients for my beard this way. I also take supplements such as Beard Fuel from Beard Octane and Biotin each day...and a whole lot of water 💧. I appreciate all your wisdom and advice on growing a healthy beard DanC. May you and your family enjoy the Holidays. 🤟
I try and switch it up but I do go through phases of using one oil for a few days then changing. My beard acts better to thin like Beard Octane ( Citrifella) my beard is 7 inches long and this time of growing it I’m leaving the sides more so it’s a more fuller look which I prefer. Great video Dan!
I would say I have a brown reddish beard, it's almost two inches I'm three months into my yeard. Personally I like the thin oils my go to is Bahawat absolute favorite,I love how it feels in beard.
Mr. Dan, I've been a looong time viewer. Like b4 5k... I have a coarse salt -n-pepper beard texture roughly 8" in length. I literally loose an inch in length do to its natural tight under chin "spring back" effect. Having said that, I've found that as my beard game grows along, I'm gravitating toward you thinner visco life as I'm not looking for hold as much as softness since it holds without anything in it. And living in the Northeast/ New England area, seasonal changes and weather/ humidity is a tough game. I've used primarily thicker visco oils in the past (ie Artius-full line -yes Invorgation too & Fable). I started out the oil game with HA. Which is often my go to on a lazy day, I've tried Magic City & Detroit and find the beard did not respond well to either. Felt like straw and slight irritation. Just tried some Whiskey n Hardtack. Jury's still out on that. I have a couple Dr. Nicks on the way. As well As Copper John's. . I find that if I'm searching for some advice on what's going on with the man mane, you're the 1st place I turn to. Thanks for the many tips & tricks!! I'd really love to see a video of all your collaborations! Keep up the awesome videos!!
Great info 7inches gray beard oil I use honest Amish and castor oil
Thanks Nano!
I have a medium brown, seven inch long, decently thick beard with plenty of grey coming in daily it seems. I live in Texas, so the humidity is pretty rough at times. My favorite oil so far has been from defined beard co...deep pockets to be specific. I also have some kingsmen oils that I like pretty well. This channel has been more instrumental in my beard journey than anything else I can think of. That trend is going to be continuing today I guess, because, now that I've seen this video, I'm going to click on one of your links and grab me some lighter beard oil. LOL thanks for the content man. 😎
That’s amazing to hear! Thank you for taking the time to comment
My beard is between 4-5” currently, but I am growing it out, all the way.
It is about 90-95% grey, with some darker areas around my mustache, and chin.
I have been very happy with Homest Amish products. So I am currently using their Fragrance Free Pure oil. I would say it’s on the thin side, when it comes to Viscosity. I have been tempted to try their Premium Beard Oil, since I have read it’s a bit thicker.
Another great video Dan, thanks!
Holy crap dude. Color matters on your beard?!? Every time I watch one of your videos Ive learned something. absolutely love this channel
Thank you Kyle!!
I have a thick, curly brown beard. Mostly tend to prefer medium viscosity oils, but will definitely bring thin oil when I go to Disney in April. Thx Dan
I switch entirely to thin when I go to Florida!
awesome! definitely one of those subjects that I had no idea about, I currently use Jericho Australia Leo beard oil which is a medium viscosity, seems to soften my beard nicely and bushes it up, gives some volume with a nice fresh scent added to the mix!
My beard is about 9cm (3.5in) in length (below my chin) when straightened out, wavey, dark brown with some strands of white/grey here and there! (the added salt and pepper is growing on me, quite literally lol). Might have to try some thick and thin viscosity beard oils and see how they go!
Thank you so much for the amazingly informative video my bearded friend, I hope you're having an amazing day! :)
Thank you, you as well!
I’ve got a longer beard going, and similar color to your, mainly brown, but does have some red hairs in there as well. I do have a nice mix of oils I will rotate through, and mainly because of the scents.
My beard is 8" and white. I've been using thin oils from Beard Octane ever since I started growing my beard about 15 months ago only because of my lack of oil knowledge. I have found that my beard doesn't seem to style as easy as it did when shorter. I do have Copper John's gray beard oil on my Xmas list. Fingers crossed it will be under the tree. 🌲
I use Artius Man on a regular use (gray,white,red beard) I use Honest Amish too. Mix them up twice a day oiling.
I have a one inch beard, not by choice but because of work restrictions. Anyway, I 100% recommend using different viscosity oils depending on the weather/season. My go to for light oil is Beard Octane, Medium-light is Detroit Grooming, Medium-heavy is Whiskey N Hardtack, and Fable for thick. Anything in the medium range is good at any point, but it’s nice to have a rotation for specific occasions. Really goes a long way for beard/skin health.
I rotate my oils by company and viscosity, from thin, bird oils, thick oils, and then exotic carrier blends. Overall I like medium to medium thick viscosity, but I couldn't imagine only wearing thick oils.
Good information I have a mid beard I use a havey on my beard And it's pretty good.
Awesome Gary!
Outstanding video! Happy to see your codes sorted by viscosity. Please consider making this standard. My beard is gray/white with some black, curly/wavy, not very thick or dense, 3.5 to 4 inches, depending on humidity. After the first one or two applications of a new oil, I can’t say I notice any difference. I’ve preferred thin oils since I started using beard oil and saw George Bruno advocating “super emollient” oils. Happily, this video has removed my concern for “optimum density beard oil”, as repeated and careful viewings let me confirm that all viscosities work with my beard and environment. Also, this video seems to have the best comments of any of your videos, maybe even the best in all of CZcams!
Thank you for the kind words and fantastic comment Leo! The comment section is so amazing as well as the community. I love getting feedback from so many different beards and situations
Great video Dan! Personally, I tend to let the weather/humidity make the decision for me. I live in Maine.. with winter officially here the cold air becomes much dryer, so I find myself trying to protect my beard/ skin a little more than the other seasons. I own mostly what you’ve listed as light viscosity oils and butters like B.O., Detroit GC, Husky, etc. However, I am constantly mixing different oils. I’ve become a HUGE fan of Bahawat and Whisky and Hard tack this past year!Phenomenal companies.. perfect viscosity and ingredients..and yes, that is thanks to you Dan and your reviews. I have more beard products any man needs and more than half just sit on the sidelines. Bahawat in particular has been at the top of my rotation. I’m guessing the castor oil has something to do with the amazing texture and feel in beard. The black seed oil definitely peaked my interest and played a role in my decision to try them out.. I even grabbed a bottle of their unscented oil to mix with some of my other go to brands. I have never tried Fable and only sampled Artius Man.. that was like two years ago though and I wasn’t craY about the scents I chose. I was also just beginning my beard journey at that time so beard was shorter and I didn’t have much to compare it to.. I’ll definitely give one a try when I use up some product. I have so many I worry they are going to go bad before I have the chance to use them all! All y’all who be like BAHAWHO? I would recommend giving them a shot. Dan has covered them a couple times now an gave his stamp of approval! Great value, unique and customer service is top notch!
as you rotate your beard oil/ butter 🧈
use the one's you that you had longer that you think that will go bad.
My beard is between 4 & 5 inches long (measure from the bottom lip guys, not chin). I love Artius man & magic city is becoming a fave 2. I like medium & thick oils. Still haven't figured out what my beard likes (we're not on speaking terms) but I do now use a thin oil in my rotation (only cuz u said we should). I live in Houston & the weather is peculiar. Humid & Hot mostly but consistently changes (wet,dry,cold). My family is from Jamaica so I've been privy to castor oil since I was young. It's usually my go 2, but the thin oils do feel good in my beard. I'm a creature of habit, so my 2 year beard journey is an interesting one since I'm trying 2 find what really works for me
Well my beard is multicolored lol, I’ve got red, brown and gray. So far since watching your videos I’ve really noticed that the medium with a thin oil every few days works well for my beard, I’m about halfway to the length of your beard and that’s my goal to grow it out to a similar length. Thanks for the info it’s been a game changer in my journey
Awesome to hear!
I use Fable the majority of the time (gray!), but I do mix it up with Beard Octane probably once a week or so. I just ordered the legendary blend from Mythical Beards so I'm interested to see the difference with the emu and other "exotic" oils they use.
medium length gray beard (with a spec of pepper) I love Artius man, Fable and Beardbrand viscosity types. I do use a thinner oil at night typically Detroit Grooming or Grave before shave with an unscented butter (fable beard co. bar keep currently) That's what's working at this length so far. I do live in NC where the humidity can get rough in the summer but so far the heavier oil has been working just fine.
Awesome feedback!
I do enjoy a good medium. 👊🏻
Love the channel and all the advice you give, I have been using Ginger Jamboree oil and butter which I love but am thinking about using a thicker oil as well because my beard is short / medium length and was wondering with a thicker oil is a beard butter still needed, Thanks
Awesome, thank you!
Mixed color black brown grey and a little red. About 7 inches in length and medium density. I use a rotation of oil thickness but probably get the best styling results in all humidity levels with medium oils.
Thanks Jay!
My beard is brown, 5 inches, and medium thickness. I use a balanced rotation based on what scent I'm in the mood for.
Blond/red/brown/white beard. I use mostly medium viscosity beard oils.
Hey Dan 👊 I love to mix it up 😎🤔
Same here. And hey… HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
@@DanCBearded Thanks Dan. Hope Sam gets well soon 🙏🙏🙏
I have a short thick beard. I like using thin oils. Seems to work well for me.
I have a short beard, brown, red and gray starting. I have always used Honest Amish. I am going to give a thicker oil a try, I am still learning thanks to this channel.
Awesome Scott!
Great content. Loving the videos. Currently I’m using BABC their sample stuff. It’s my first beard oil. Where would you rank them in the viscosity chart?
Medium to medium light
I have a decently thick, red "power beard about the same length as a Kent comb, and living in the Northern Norwegian coastal Arctic.
I make my own oil, which is definitely on the thicker side: 7.5ml castor oil, 5ml dandelion infused sweet almond oil, 5 ml sea buckthorn fruit oil, 5 ml safflower oil, 3ml sunflower oil, and 3ml argan oil. I then use castor and sunflower to find the perfect viscosity.
I alternate that with just pure sunflower seed oil from time to time.
Hi, Dan! My beard is very thick and curly, dark with a bit of gray already. It's about 3-4 inches long. I'm still in the experimental phase here. I'm growing it since Nov. 2020. I used (i believe) medium to thinner oil. Some weeks ago, I bought 3 oils from Proraso: "Azur Lime", "Wood and Spice" and "Cypress Vetyver". In my opinion, they are extremely thick, and have a very heavy smell to it... I don't know, if I like that or not...
I'll keep on experimenting. But I live in europe... so I don't have that big of a choice
Multi colored beard grey and brown. My beard is about 5 inches or 6. I have Thick to Thin oils and like to rotate between them all. Honestly sometimes I go with scent for that day.
I have a thicker red beard an been loving the gray line from copper johns other than that is use Fable an whiskey n hardtack alot
Thanks Travis!
I have a medium length brown beard with red-orange mustache/goatee area and these hairs tend to dry out quicker than the rest of my beard, so I have an additional reason to have multiple viscosities in my rotation.
I suppose using butter more consistently on the red part would also help mitigate the dryness, even if I didn't always feel like using it on my whole beard.
Very true!
Target's Goodfellow and Co beard oil seems to be well within the thick range.
Yes, absolutely agreed
Dan,
My beard is red/white ( mostly white) 8 1/2 inches long medium thickness. I use a variety of different beard oil and beard butter combos. I use Black Rebel, Fable, Beard Octane,Chesapeake , Wild Rose Herbs(Wild Man) Kingsman and Bossman beard jelly. But I did notice Beard Octane is on the thin side.Haven’t noticed any better than another because I use the butter in conjunction with the oil except for the Bossman. The Bossman is a combination of both plus the just right amount of bees wax ( which I generally exclude from any products I use). Hopefully this is helpful . Regards.
I have a thick black medium beard and I haven't decide an oil brand, right now I'm using artius man, but before that was kingsmen and now I want to try invigoration by artius man or beard octane. Kinda new with this and love your content. Greetings from Santiago, Chile
That is awesome man! Cannot go wrong with any of those companies
My beard looks black in my profile pic, but it’s like a calico cat. Black, brown, rust, with white hairs sprinkled in. I prefer medium to light oils, I find styling to be easier. However, I do have thick oils if I feel I need a little boost or if I’m not going to use heat that day.
I’m new to the beard game. My beard is short, but it’s growing. I purchased wes wey and I’m loving it. I just need some advice to make my beard thicker, longer and fuller 😩😩😩
Great video and analysis Dan. I like to consolidate things together (whether good or bad). However I was thinking about combining honest amish and varying amounts of 100% argan oil into a single bottle in hopes of getting the positive effects of both. Would this be a good idea? Thanks
Give it a shot!
Oh wow, ive got a more Auburn beard, it feels pretty coarse and medium/thick beard hell maybe even a little more red in the summer i didn't know that about the hair color, no wonder it felt good when i used a thicker oil. Typically go with a light oil just because of lack of knowledge. Normally ill oil it in the morning and afternoon/evening Thanks again!
All makes sense!
Brown with a little grey through out its thick. So i use more medium and light oils more medium when I'm working cause i am outside working. Then do the thinner mostly on weekends i throw a thick oil in every so often to just change it up.
I've a long grey beard. I like Beard Octane products but oil is too thin and so I add some drops of castor oil to it. It's not simple to found good products for me and buy from US is very expensive.
I'm going to try some non US products with castor oil and I'd like to try the Grey Beard line from Copper Johns. But the best thing to do, as you told, it's to try and find the best solution for our beard and skin 😉
So true!
I could not agree more with this video!! As someone who has more of a red colored beard (roughly 3-4, maaaayyyybe pushing 5 inches in length, not too sure, haven't measured it, but I would consider it to be at medium length) I've been using a ton of different oil viscosities, but mainly because i'm intrigued by all the different companies products and scents. I can honestly say, in mixing different oils and even the butters (as they have oils in them too, for those that might not know) my beard has never been healthier or softer than it is today!
Also, another reason for that is because i've been watching Dan's videos almost religiously for months now. If you follow his tips/tricks/recommendations, you WILL have the BEST beard you've ever had!!
Thank you so much for the feedback and the kind words!
@@DanCBearded well deserved my friend! My beard wouldn't look or feel near as good without your advice on styling and products!
I have a promenatly grey beard approaching 7 inches now. I prefer medium to thick oils but I too rotate in some beard octane.
Don here. I have a white medium length beard. I use honest Amish classic beard oil .
Awesome Don!
I’m a newbie on growing my beard, at least past the 1/2 inch point. I use Badass beard products. They seem to work decent. I mix beard butter and their oil in my hand together and apply of a morning. Like I said I’m a newbie so this may not be the ideal method.
Such a great video for people who are wondering. I honestly don't think I have used a thick oil. I believe all of the ones I have used, range from thin, to medium thick. I definitely try to cycle between different oils throughout the days. I used to only use one oil at a time, but now I change it up. I have a brown beard with red low lights in it, I think that is how you say it, that really shows the red in sunlight.
I do not really wear thick ones either
@@DanCBearded Just the sound of it, doesn't seem like it would be pleasant. Id rather pair a thin oil with a little bit of butter.
I have a medium thick, 11 inch red/grey beard. I love and use all viscosities, thick, thin, medium, all are in my weekly rotation and my beard absolutely loves it!! 👊🤘
I love it! Thanks Phil
I’m sorry to be annoying about it but I have a an oil that uses lanolin for its carrier oil and man I just can’t say it enough I love the way my skin and hair feel!
That's awesome! I love my video about lanolin
I like a bit of a thicker oil for my beard in the day time and a thinner one for night time. Just feels good havin a heavier beard all day lol
Always wanted to try Artius man because I heard it's a thicc boy lol
1" beard with the sideburns at 3mm, the chops at 15mm, and the mustache not overtaking the lips at all. I either use sandwood, coconut, olive, or ginger oil; alternatively sometimes i just go no poo and use no supplementary oil.
Awesome!
I have a black beard that's curly. I use a medium oil at night and I use a light-medium during the day. I feel that, overnight, the medium holds itself on my skin and in the hair better, where a slightly lighter oil during the day makes my beard feel much lighter and not as restricted. I, personally, am not a fan of super thin oils because I feel that they absorb too fast for my liking. I do know guys who love them though!
Love the feedback, thank you!