There’s no doubt about it, every man’s skin is different. But when it comes to treating beard dandruff, I hear “beard oil” being shouted far too often. The truth is, beard oil is not the only solution out there. For some beardsmen, it’s what literally snowballs the flaking problem in the first place.

Sometimes a simple shampoo and condition is all your beard wants on a regular basis. I put this guide together to show you that the same approach doesn’t always work for every man.

There are other solutions you can turn when you’re struggling those pesky flakes. Don’t give up, within time you’ll be wearing black again without the worries. Healthy bearding to all!

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What causes beard dandruff:

Dandruff and skin flaking is more than often the result of fungus. While most men might think it’s directly related to dry skin, that’s not always the case. Remember, dandruff is not the same as dry skin.

For instance, if you started using a moisturizer you might end surprised once you discover that it doesn’t work. While in comparison, if you applied a dandruff or skin flaking shampoo specifically formulated to targeted those problems, you’ll more than often see a dramatic improvement.

The truth is, any beardsman must uncover the source first in order to get rid of the flakes. From there it becomes much easier to find the right treatment.

Now, your beard can start snowing flakes for all sorts of reasons: Dry skin, fungus, shampoo and conditioner residue, oil and balm irritation, Sebhorreic Dermatitis, water temperature, and lack of drying among other causes.

How to cure beard dandruff:

Before I jump into the cures, understand that it takes time! From a few days to a few weeks, sometimes two or three. Be patient.

1. Beard Oil