Thank you for all the tips, I have never in my 40+ years of life tried growing out my beard. But man I’m glad I did now, so all the tips are recommended!!
Matty, I hope you see this and will integrate it in a video. I'm growing out a beard but want to trim my upper lip, so no real moustache. All i can find is to hold a comb from top down and slide over the comb with the trimmer. However im clueless to how far and where to fade. Im sure i can do better with a good tutorial but its hard to find any. Most beard stuff goes hand in hand with a big or even trained moustache, or its really a shaped Moustache like old time actors had. I just want a moustache that doesnt stick out or have any thickness but fits with the bearded look
Awesome tips thanks. Do you ever let your stache grow longer. I struggle with trimming mine which is longer than yours in this video. Thanks again for the great tips
Love your videos, in fact you help me wanna be able to trim by my own and not go to the barber all the time. Two questions: 1. I've heard many people (especially some youtubers) warning for getting rid of stray hairs regularly and "trimming the hedge" when you're growing it out? Making it growing out thin? What is your take on that? Cause I see you do it almost every time? 2. Do you recommend to trim the beard under the mustache to get it more separated if that is what you're going for? Are the beard at the corner of your mouth part of the mustache? I usually end up trimming it shorter cause it's not part of the upper lip and feels like it weakens my mustache over all not making it as thick. Thanks again for your amazing videos, prob watched hours of them! Cheers!
1) that can become a problem if you intend to grow your beard quite long. But I keep mine at medium length which requires me to shape the sides and keep them shorter anyway. 2) I think when it comes to trimming a moustache it really really depends on what kind of a vibe you are going for. If you wanted to little thinner, you can keep it shorter over the lip if you want something heavier, let it grow.
@@mattyconradgrooming Thanks for taking the time to reply. Yeah I gotcha, i mean more the beard under the beard. Is it recommended to trim that if you want a bit more disconnected mustache etc?
So you let everything grow down to the "shelf", and just use the hovering technique to trim flyaways. When it looks very chunky and square this way, it is hard to strike a balance between a too-square ("cartoonish") look and a more natural one. It's either "he tried too hard" or "didn't try hard enough." And this is how I trim at home-- no hotel required!
What is your opinion on laser hair removal on the cheeks and on the neck(so your beard is forever defined and therefore not needing to shave those areas)? Is it a viable option?
I don't get the soap - gasoline metaphor?! I use a very good quality beard soap on a daily routine. No sodium lauryl sulphate, just shea butter, jojoba oil, coconut butter. My beard is top notch.
@@mattyconradgrooming oh. I can see! That's absolutely true! I would try your products, but I don't think it's possible from Hungary. Thanks for the top contents! ❤️
Thank you for all the tips, I have never in my 40+ years of life tried growing out my beard. But man I’m glad I did now, so all the tips are recommended!!
Thats terrific! Glad to hear it!
YESSSS! A NEW MATTY CONRAD VIDEO!!! Beards, SALUTE!
Thanks for watching!
@@mattyconradgrooming your vids encouraged me to keep growing so i can shape a ducktail so please keep it up. Love it!
@@mattyconradgrooming please do a video on how you comb/brush/work your hair.
4:04 "run to your nearest internet and order now"
I liked that one😂😂😂
All I know about grooming my beard, I've learned it from you. Thanks for your videos! Greetings from Italy
@Matty Conrad very nice but i could also set my beard bib over the sink so the counter isn't all hairy right?
Great job! Best regards from Germany
Hello Germany 🇩🇪
Hey hey hey and don’t forget Austria yes we’re also very important and very German yes yes grrr we’ve got hairs on hairs yöösssss
Matty, I hope you see this and will integrate it in a video. I'm growing out a beard but want to trim my upper lip, so no real moustache. All i can find is to hold a comb from top down and slide over the comb with the trimmer. However im clueless to how far and where to fade. Im sure i can do better with a good tutorial but its hard to find any. Most beard stuff goes hand in hand with a big or even trained moustache, or its really a shaped Moustache like old time actors had. I just want a moustache that doesnt stick out or have any thickness but fits with the bearded look
I assume this doesn't mean you trim every day. What do you do if you go on stage few days after eachother?
Awesome tips thanks. Do you ever let your stache grow longer. I struggle with trimming mine which is longer than yours in this video.
Thanks again for the great tips
Yes I do! But I usually keep the center trimmed so I can still eat
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Whats the downside to having a wider clipper head? More length gives straighter line etc. Just a thought.
Nice watch man
Thank you 🙏🏻
Clutch 🤘🔥
The beard tips are really great and helpful, but you should really make a video about your hair. It always looks good.
Love your videos, in fact you help me wanna be able to trim by my own and not go to the barber all the time. Two questions:
1. I've heard many people (especially some youtubers) warning for getting rid of stray hairs regularly and "trimming the hedge" when you're growing it out? Making it growing out thin? What is your take on that? Cause I see you do it almost every time?
2. Do you recommend to trim the beard under the mustache to get it more separated if that is what you're going for? Are the beard at the corner of your mouth part of the mustache? I usually end up trimming it shorter cause it's not part of the upper lip and feels like it weakens my mustache over all not making it as thick.
Thanks again for your amazing videos, prob watched hours of them!
Cheers!
1) that can become a problem if you intend to grow your beard quite long. But I keep mine at medium length which requires me to shape the sides and keep them shorter anyway.
2) I think when it comes to trimming a moustache it really really depends on what kind of a vibe you are going for. If you wanted to little thinner, you can keep it shorter over the lip if you want something heavier, let it grow.
@@mattyconradgrooming Thanks for taking the time to reply. Yeah I gotcha, i mean more the beard under the beard. Is it recommended to trim that if you want a bit more disconnected mustache etc?
Matty, What's the watch you're wearing? Big thanks from Amsterdam
Seiko Automatic
So you let everything grow down to the "shelf", and just use the hovering technique to trim flyaways. When it looks very chunky and square this way, it is hard to strike a balance between a too-square ("cartoonish") look and a more natural one. It's either "he tried too hard" or "didn't try hard enough." And this is how I trim at home-- no hotel required!
Please make gigachad beard tutorial
Im not sure what that looks like
Just google him Matty, it’s just a meme character.
What is your opinion on laser hair removal on the cheeks and on the neck(so your beard is forever defined and therefore not needing to shave those areas)? Is it a viable option?
Can can I have that toilet brush it touch sein haarens
I don't get the soap - gasoline metaphor?! I use a very good quality beard soap on a daily routine. No sodium lauryl sulphate, just shea butter, jojoba oil, coconut butter. My beard is top notch.
Specific beard bars are not the same as a basic bar of soap. 🧼
@@mattyconradgrooming oh. I can see! That's absolutely true! I would try your products, but I don't think it's possible from Hungary. Thanks for the top contents! ❤️
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Ik unwürdig 😭
Schei**ens es ist ein neues Matthias Conrad videoen