You may have had seen men walking around in beard with beads. The beard beads that you see are a beautifying bit of gems that one can string through the beard. What are beads doing attached to the beard? Straightforward inquiry! This helps men achieve a couple of beard styles without a moment’s delay.

Picking up the whiskers beads and using them appears entirely dope if styled legitimately. For those who have long whiskers, the beads make sure the beard remains clean and slick in the events that you attend.

Consider the Vikings and their huge beards. How would they have had carried out that kind of exercises; the sword and hatchet swinging, had it not been for the braids and the beads?

Popular Beaded Beard Styles

Styling beard beads is truly basic. Here are some styles for you to look over.

1. Verdi Beard with Braids

This beard style with beads add neat texture and that needed finishing edge to the overall look.

Ideal for: Verdi cut, short beard with thinner volume and a rough texture, and a long mustache.

How to Style: Pull your beard together and simply tie it with a rubber band first and then fix the beads. For the mustache, simply fix the metal beads at both ends of it.

2. Long Hair with Beard

Looking for an easy beard bead style? It is not only easy but adds an urbane touch to your outlook.

Ideal for: Short thick beard.

How to Style: Comb your beard into three equal parts, to make three pigtails first with the help of rubber bands. Arrange the metal beads in all three.

3. Class, Sass and Form, All in One

Who knew ponytail beards would look even better with beads?

Ideal for: Medium/short grey/blonde beard with thicker volume.

How to Style: For this look take some hair from the side of your chin leaving some behind and tie them into a ponytail. Repeat the same on the other side of your chin. Finish off with metal beads on each, place them right over the rubber band to hide it.