Light-colored facial hair has an appeal all its own. Blonde and reddish-blonde beards are not as common as darker beards. This means that if you have light-colored facial hair, working with it, growing it, and styling it can all give you a striking look, one that sets you apart from the rest of the crowd.

Blonde beard styles are always in, and if you are lucky enough to have a blonde beard, let it work to your advantage by emphasizing your handsome face!

How to Dye Your Beard Blonde

Whether you want to take care of white hairs in your beard or you want to change up your facial hair, you can dye your beard blonde. The easiest way to dye your beard is to use dye products specifically for beards. You can find them in stores or purchase some online, but take care not to damage your beard hair. 

Make sure to do a patch test before you apply the beard dye. Take a small portion of the dye, and place it on your inner elbow. If you experience any adverse reactions, don’t use the dye on your face.

There are home recipes you can use to dye your beard as well. The color might not last as long as beard dye, but the products will be safer to use. Things like honey, lemon juice, and apple cider vinegar make excellent alternatives to hair dye and are easy to find at home.

Maintenance Tips for Blonde Beard

Though there isn’t a specific timeline for how soon beards grow, you may have to wait a while before your blonde beard grows in. Have patience if you struggle with growing a beard, and don’t be afraid to wait for your beard to grow into something more substantial. If you have thin hair, use products to increase your beard’s volume so you have as much hair to work with as possible.

Once you have a beard that you feel comfortable working with, you have to wash it regularly. Twice a week should be enough to keep the hair clean and healthy. You also must trim your beard to a comfortable length and shape.