How long does it take to grow a tailored beard?

Around two-to-four weeks for the growth, but that’s where the upkeep kicks in. A tailored beard is essentially a short beard, but higher maintenance.

How hard is a tailored beard to maintain?

Because a tailored beard is, well, tailored, it requires a significant level of attention to maintain. Letting it grow out isn’t the end of the world, but then it can’t really be considered tailored. This is a high-maintenance beard best for guys who want to take the time every few days to attend to it.

How do I groom a tailored beard?

Use your trimmers every three or four days to achieve your desired length; taking hair slightly shorter on the areas which have fuller growth. Rinse your beard with water and dry off with a towel, then smooth down with your hands using a small amount of styling paste or a beard balm to keep it looking neat. Beard scissors will also help get rid of strays in between trims.

MEDIUM BEARD

For guys with testosterone by the fist load (or just good genes) being about to grow a medium to long beard is one of the perks. This is when the hair begins to properly move away from the face, looking more 3D. It’s important to remember that while growing out a longer beard is exciting, it also requires a lot more work, like washing and conditioning, brushing, and regularly applying beard products. Not everyone can grow a mid-length beard, but for those who can, go into it understanding the effort required.

Who should rock a medium beard?

Medium beards work for those with good, solid facial hair growth. You can use the longer hairs to create or retain good facial proportions. For instance, if you have a small chin, growing hair there helps to elongate the face; if you have a thin face, growing more hair on the sides can fill out the silhouette. Providing you don’t work with food (because beard hair nets look good on no one) this is about as long as most can get away with at work.