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Any man who has had a beard knows what it is like to have an itchy face.\u00a0 While beards make you look majestic they can also be a pain.\u00a0 It doesn\u2019t have to be though.\u00a0 We are here today to discuss some of the remedies to help you keep your beard from itching.<\/p>\n
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Don\u2019t Scratch It<\/h2>\n
The number one way to keep your beard from itching more is to not scratch it.\u00a0 Continued scratching of facial hair irritates the skin and can also cut the skin.\u00a0 It’s similar to rubbing your eyes when you have allergies.<\/p>\n
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Use Hair Shampoo and Conditioner<\/h2>\n
A lot of itchy beard problems stem from having dry hair.\u00a0 The drier the hair, the more likely it is to itch.\u00a0 Part of that comes from dry hair and unclean hair.\u00a0 Doing a full shampoo and conditioner on your facial hair, this helps to keep the hair moisturized and healthy.\u00a0 Some beard care experts recommend that you use baby shampoo on your beard as it doesn\u2019t sap moisture from the beard.
\nWhen you go to shampoo and condition that manly beard, make sure that you clean it thoroughly.\u00a0 Rinse it out before washing and even rub it with a wash cloth.\u00a0 Having something stuck in your beard hairs can be a cause of beard itch.<\/p>\n
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Skin Moisturizer<\/h2>\n
Skin moisturizer goes along with the step above, when your skin is dry, it also itches.\u00a0 Using skin moisturizer helps to keep the skin smooth, wet, and flake free.\u00a0 Apply moisturizer after you shower and at the end of the day.\u00a0 Twice a day helps to give you the best skin under your beard but you can get away with once a day treatment.
\nThere are a variety of different moisturizers out there.\u00a0 For beard itch moisturization, it is recommended that you use a skin moisturizer specifically meant for use on the face.\u00a0 No, that does not mean that you need to use a feminine care product.\u00a0 There are plenty of moisturizers for men.<\/p>\n
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Remove Ingrown Hairs<\/h2>\n
Ingrown hairs are a constant pain for both men and women.\u00a0 These little hairs appear like little zits and cause itching and pain.\u00a0 In the morning take a moment in front of the mirror and remove these ingrown hairs.\u00a0 It may help to have a professional show you how to remove ingrown hairs but YouTube is also a great source.
\nPractice makes perfect when it comes to working with ingrown hairs.\u00a0 The most important thing to remember is not to be too rough or aggressive with the removal or else it could end up opening a cut.<\/p>\n
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Ditch The Manual Razor<\/h2>\n
The manual razor pulls the hair from your skin and can easily irritate the skin.\u00a0 It can also contribute to the growth of ingrown hairs.\u00a0 Instead of using a manual razor to fine tune your beard, you should use an electric razor.\u00a0 Electric razors will give you a uniform cut\/trim and help you to avoid getting those pesky hairs.<\/p>\n
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Care for Your Hair<\/h2>\n
For many it sounds ridiculous to comb your facial hair but it is a must for anyone that wants to avoid irritated hairs and grow a beautiful mustache.\u00a0 It isn\u2019t just to make your hair look nice, it actually affects the growth.\u00a0 If you regularly comb your facial hair in one direction, it will learn to grow in that direction too.\u00a0 This helps to keep your beard looking great and to prevent itching.
\nThere are specific combs and brushes for those with beards or other facial hair.\u00a0 They are often referred to as mustache combs or beard combs.
\nFinish off your combing session with some manly beard oil.\u00a0 There are a wide variety of beard oils out there to help keep the hair healthy, fresh looking, and smelling great.\u00a0 You can also get unscented oil in case you work somewhere that doesn\u2019t allow scents.
\nSometimes caring for you beard may seem a little hard.\u00a0 When the beard starts to itch it is one of those times.\u00a0 Instead of giving up on that awesome beard though, manage it with these tips.\u00a0 You can end up with a strong and beautiful work and most of these anti-itch remedies only take minutes to use.<\/p>\n
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