If you still don't know what a thick beard is or want to do it step by step, follow the post with everything about this type!
What is it?
Even for experts it is difficult to define exactly a full beard. In general, it is an intermediate style between shaved and unshaven, slightly larger than the first and smaller than the second.
That is, the name itself indicates that the hair is closed on the face, without that neat and well-defined thing. That's why it's recommended for guys who don't have time or don't like to shave often.
The idea of this type of beard is to give a more 'rustic' appearance to the man, being in the middle ground of a beardless look and all neat, well trimmed and with all the hairs in their proper places.
Many barbers and guys who have adapted to this style guarantee that it has great advantages:
- The thick beard is versatile and matches different types of faces, for men of different styles and ages;
- Maintenance is considered easier and more practical than other types, such as stubble or Viking beard – but even so, it must be constant;
- It has good durability and prevents ingrown hairs and irritated skin;
- It is classic, it emerged in the naval environment and soon became popular all over the world, gaining many fans;
- Man becomes more charming, elegant and attractive!
How to leave a close beard?
Growing a beard takes a little patience and care, but if you take the time to look it up, your facial hair will look and feel great.
- Wait for the beard to have a good volume, growing without shaving for about 2 weeks. From then on, just make the cut that best suits your face and start caring;
- As the thick beard is lower and thicker, it needs constant maintenance with a blade, machine or scissors;
- Cut every 3 days to keep looking good and avoid looking sloppy – even more so at work;
- Maintenance should be done from the top (above the cheeks) to the bottom. Thus, you analyze well how the hair is arranged on your face;
- Always wash with shampoo, use creams and oils to avoid problems such as oiliness. Also invest in a good moisturizer and sunscreen.
A thick beard may only seem 'half-groomed' and with a more lazy look, but it needs a lot of care so that it always looks beautiful and stands out!
How to make, cut and outline
Shorter and thicker, the full beard is very simple to make. From the first cut, it will be easy to delineate, just take care of it little by little and be careful that it doesn't grow too much and spoil the look.
- First, let your beard grow a lot, to have a lot of volume before the cut;
- To cut, it is indicated to use the shaving machine. Always pass in the opposite direction of the hair, until they have a closed appearance (see the photos);
- To outline, opt for the blade and scissors. The first is great for giving the beard a tight look, leaving it trimmed and ideal for this style. Scissors should be used to remove those strands that are 'left over' on the face. Pass lightly, just to remove the volume and leave the beard tight.
Understand that for the beard to look like this you always need to trim and take care of it, it's very quick and you can easily do it yourself. But if you find it necessary, enlist the help of a professional barber.
- Oh, and after the procedure, apply an aftershave cream or moisturizer to avoid irritation and leave the area smooth and problem-free.
Pictures and models of close beards
Nothing like looking at photos to seek inspiration in various styles. Many guys wear a full beard and are very successful wherever they go. See the images and copy!
Famous like bushy beard
Several celebrities have already used this type of beard and launched fashion in soap operas and movies!
Pretty cool styles, isn't it?
The great advantage of having a beard is being able to adhere to various styles that make any guy more handsome and cool, giving an upgrade to the look to be very successful around! It's worth betting! To learn more about Male Beauty tips, visit the highlighted link.
So, would you like to know more about the beard bushy? Will you copy? If you have any questions, suggestions or criticisms, leave a comment on the post. Good luck and until next time! :3
