I’m 22, been growing my 1st beard for about 6 months. With some patchyness on the cheeks it’s been tough but finally starting to look like a real beard. The biggest mistake I’ve made was trimming my mustache shorter for the first few months. Letting the stache grow out all the way has helped fill in some spots. The main thing I keep telling myself through this journey is “ILL NEVER GIVE UP” 🤣👍
Great video Eric, at 43, my beard is still getting better, growing without touching for the first time, 3 months and finally figuring out MY beard. Thank you for the advice and motivation 🧔
Hello from Russia and thank you for your content. Here we lack the wise ones beard advice videos like yours. Currently on my 4th month of growing and mine beard gets better and better through time. Always keep on growing, folks!
Dude.. Uncanny how similar our timelines are lol Last winter I grew mine out for about a month and then shaved it. Back in August, I decided to grow it longer so i'm about a week away from 3 months. Hoping I can keep it going thru the winter
I’ve been watching your videos for a couple of years now and have really appreciated the knowledge and advice that the Breadbrand community have passed on. It helped me become feel more comfortable with my beards potential and inspired me to grow and keep a beard for a few years now. I thank you for this. One thing that I’m not sure the channels have touched on much is winter maintenance. I’m outdoors for a decent amount of time and will be in and out of heat/cold a lot in a day. And I’ve noticed that for the last couple of years I’ve really struggled with keeping my skin healthy from Oct to March/April, particularly on my chin. It gets extremely itchy in these months and finding good products to help is really difficult. I’ve invested in a number of products and am happy to pay for good products, however the number of products out there is overwhelming and finding one for my specific products is surprisingly difficult. I use reasonably good quality balms, oils and moisturisers. However the only product that I’ve found helps is Palmers cocoa butter and that will ruin my skin elsewhere if I use it to much. Just a side note on this, my beard is relatively similar to Eric’s, hence commenting on this video. It’s more spares overall than his, but grows quite well on the chin and stache, more thin on the sides, it’s reddish and is wavy, maybe more curly than his on the chin… If any of this information helps. I wonder if my issue is common with guys in colder and/or more temperate climates, if so I thought it could be a worthwhile video recommendation? An idea of product types, ingredients and grooming habits specifically for winter beard might be an interesting video. What do my bearded brothers in temperate to cold north do in winter? Please, any advice would be greatly appreciated, I was so close to being beardless last winter 🤯 I don’t want those thoughts and temptations again this year!
I am 16, started shaving at 13, 3 days in and have alot of stubble. It has grown to like 2 mm stubble already. No cap. It's the middle eastern genetics
Im 5 months in, 25y/a, last month when I went to get my first trim the barber who did my beard told me that it is great on thickness and she approved my idea on growing it out til it goes, its around 3 inches in length now and I cant wait to see how far it grows (no shave challenge I set myself when I turned 25 while having like 12mm length fresh trim that morning, set myself up for a year of no shave) been hydrating it with peppermint oil that I made myself using fresh peppermint and ev-olive oil, did help it grow thicker and faster at the beginning but Im down to that slower pace now when I oil it less frequently, keep up the good work on channel and well, long beards have returned to fashion i guess 🎉
Videos like this help so many dudes , it's like our version of these glamor how to do make up channels . I worked as a waiter for years so never could grow a beard BUT me losing my leg 5 months ago sort of switched up my life style. I grew scruff but did exactly what he mentioned , I compared myself to other guys beards ...... Ive been growing for about two weeks so far and have noticed my hair is coming in alot fuller at 31 years old then even 5 years ago at 26 . Bout time ! Ha Stay tuned
Puberty started out late for me; I'll be 58 in December. Facial hair finally started growing in this year. I used to only have to shave once a week. Since I'm retired and no longer have to worry about having scruffy facial hair I decided to try growing one. I've been at it for almost two months and my beard has only grown out about an inch. I'm trying to be patient as I am having problems with patchy growth. I'd like a fuller beard but sometimes I wonder if I should just settle for thicker sideburns with a goatee. I'd rather not though.
1 year anniversary next month for my beard... When i was younger I thought I'd never be able to pull a beard off cuz of the patches but here we are, it's more or less touching my chest...
Definitely push past a month, lot of great changes between month 1 and 3. Doesnt change much after that as far as density, feel like im a short beard guy but trying a half yeard again. Lets fuckin go boys
From how many times I’ve grown my facial hair out, I’ve really grown to liking my bearded look. I shaved my last beard off a while ago because of something I did that ended up destroying it. Since shaving my last beard off almost every day since then I’ve missed having it and I’ve realized how much I enjoy growing my facial hair out. Since I really wanted to start to grow another beard out, I thought November would be perfect for my first month. I’m currently on my week 2 of growing it out and it’s already looking thick and dark! I definitely don’t enjoy the itchiness and patchy areas while my first month but that makes me even more looking forward to it getting fuller and thicker again!! And also for my first trim/ clean up at the end of this month. I loved this video and Beardbrand’s motto. KEEP ON GROWING!! I also love listening to your voice! Makes my day!
So I'm back at the attempt of beard growth. I shaved completely clean last night and today would be the start of the journey. Getting through 90 days is a challenge. It's itchy. It's rough. It's just not a walk in the park. I'm excited to see what it turns out to be like. I'm 42 now so let's see what happens in a years time! Any tips on going natural with beard care and hygiene (meaning right now no oils or balms)? Can't wait to hear from you guys! Beard on!!!!!!!!!
I'm 22 and this is the longest I've ever gone without completely shaving my face, i still have some patchy areas but it's still growing nicely covering the patchy spots. And with the weather getting colder now, it's perfect where i can keep growing. The one part i can't connect yet to the rest of my facial hair is my stache. But the goal is to keep on growing!
Longest I’ve ever gone is 3 months it was still fairly patchy idk if growing it out longer than that would make any difference but I’m considering to grow it out for 6 months I’m 21 btw
@@aussieassassin6398 Try it man, that's what i did. Of course mine took time to fill in most of the patchy areas when i was in my senior year of high school, but i was able to grow it out. At 22, it has made a difference for me growing it out longer than I've been able to. Grow yours out for 6 months, hell try and go longer.
@@aussieassassin6398 I hope you can do it, and hope your results are what you want them to be. That's honestly the hardest part, resisting the urge to pick up a razor and shave. But somehow it's possible if you give yourself that goal.
Hey, BeardBrand, how can I learn of barbershops, geographically, that you recommend? I live in Northern California, South Bay Area, so traveling to Austin, TX is a bit far for me to drive for a haircut, but especially a beard trim, style, etc. I want my beard professionally done. Thanks.
Hey Eric! I’m 21 and growing my first power beard (6-8 months) and I’m on month 3 now. I’ve grown a thick beard since I was 12 or so. It grows pretty thick everywhere except my mustache. It takes more time. For someone 3 months in, would you recommend the luxury grooming tool kit? I’ve been serious about growing a beard for about a year now but I’m only just now in an employment situation where I’m able to grow to my hearts content. Thanks in advance.
Eric, you’re a humble dude! So I will toot your horn so to speak. Beardbrand products might be a bit expensive for some budgets but you get a product made from natural ingredients and in the 10 months I’ve been with Beardbrand never have I regretted the purchase. I thought I’d try the comb Eric showed, I now have 3 and the brush does what he said it would. Be patient and treat yourself to these products because you’re worth it!
I agree with you! I’ve been growing my beard for nearly a year now and keep a medium guard on my buzzer because I don’t trust myself or a local barber with a longer style that I want. Growing a beard is an investment in time and patience and I don’t want to have a clipper happy barber screw it up.
Beard looking nice Eric..just lineup my beard today under/neck area did it myself been doing it for a while now thnx to beardbrand videos guide on how to do it..i just dont feel good doing the chin area gonna let it grow by dec would let my barber do it for me. for now going for something like yours 1month in by dec it should be like i want it my beard grow fast so yeah 💪 thnx for the awesome videos
I've been watching your videos for a couple of years on Beardbrand and decided to grow my beard since the beginning of last year. I also experimented with different hairstyles. My parents don't want me to grow my beard out and wants me to keep it short because of stereotypes and racism, but I really want to grow my beard longer. How should I deal with it? I'm 20 and I also have a patchy beard and notice that when I grow it out it looks much fuller, but the problem is that my beard hair is wild and grows curly from different directions. Is there a way to make my beard appear neater while keeping it long?
Generally around 3 months of growth you can start to do advanced grooming techniques, like the one with a blow dryer and round brush. Or use a beard straightener device to help tame the hairs. Shorter beards can be more challenging to tame, but the boar's bristle brush and a bit of balm can help.
I’m all for supporting movember and no shave November but I forgot to clean up my cheeks before November started so now I’m going the whole month with an uneven beard😂
Eric my brother please please release a product range for us beard brand guys who have sensitive skin. We are here we are desperate for beard brand products and we want to look good and smell good too. Skin sensitivity is common and effects many men all over the world, there is a big gap in your product range that does not address this problem
Blank Slate is our fragrance free product line and it’s available at Target.com. Every skin type is different and that’s why we have our money back guarantee. We have a lot of customers with sensitive skin who love our products. -Eric
Superb video Eric, at 51 my Beard seems to be growing really thick and fast. I'd love to meet you some day and thank you for all the information I've got of you
Ya I agree. The shorts shouldn’t be pushed out to subscribers. Only supposed to see them in the shorts section of RUclips’s mobile app. They’re promoting it heavily so that’s why we’re making them. -eric
Don't get me wrong Eric, there's a place for it... but this is RUclips, not tik tok and I really enjoy the chats and in depth conversations etc the longer videos provide... I like to hear how you're doing... All the best brother...
I remember shaving my beard off just 4 weeks in because I didn't like how it looked. Thank god there is laziness. Otherwise I would never have a beard.
I agree with most everything he said. But for me personally I don't use any beard products. Just wash my face. I used to buy beard products, but found just going all natural is best for me.
@@EricBandholz man I remember seeing you with it and telling my partner “I wanted a mullet” and and she was not on board. Couple years later, I’m rocking the mullet and stash, and now that it’s “cool” she loved it hahaha
Even on the high quality video setting the audio sounds compressed and really low bitrate Can you encode that audio at a bit higher bitrate? 192 or higher please?
What can I do if I don't grow hair on my neck? it's like two fingers three fingers away from my Adam's apple. I've been growing my beard out for a year now. It looks really nice from the front. My mustache is very strong. It's all about styling then...
I've had a beard for more or less the last ten years, and I've gone through periods of time using beard products, however, I currently have pets, cats and dogs, that like to lick my face when I get home before I shower, and I'm so paranoid about using anything that could be harmful to them. I know tea tree oil is pretty harmful to cats, and even small doses can be fairly toxic. Any recommendations for anything I could use to keep my skin hydrated underneath but still very natural and non-harmful to my furry friends? I've considered coconut oil and olive oil, but those both get kind of greasy feeling.
Great information! 👍 New subscriber! I learned a lot! I have a similar beard pattern to yours. I like your style, but work on lowering the high-pitched, cartoon voice. It doesn’t match your appearance.
6 weeks in and my beard is coming in great for winter. I’m 24 years old and I think my face is becoming more sensitive to testosterone. Btw those penis pills work (;
But uh... I grow the most full beautiful neckbeard ever but the front of my chin and cheeks has almost no hair on it at all. I'm 20 and It doesn't matter how long I wait. There's also no connection to my sideburns
@@mikew4022 there is an patchy line between my chin and my neck and yeah it looks horrible and the longest was like 3 month but my heard looked more like Post Malone xD
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I’m 22, been growing my 1st beard for about 6 months. With some patchyness on the cheeks it’s been tough but finally starting to look like a real beard. The biggest mistake I’ve made was trimming my mustache shorter for the first few months. Letting the stache grow out all the way has helped fill in some spots. The main thing I keep telling myself through this journey is “ILL NEVER GIVE UP” 🤣👍
Greg says sometimes length is what gives it its fullness. Not everyone can grow a perfect Alex costa beard unfortunately 😂
Great video Eric, at 43, my beard is still getting better, growing without touching for the first time, 3 months and finally figuring out MY beard. Thank you for the advice and motivation 🧔
Hello from Russia and thank you for your content. Here we lack the wise ones beard advice videos like yours. Currently on my 4th month of growing and mine beard gets better and better through time. Always keep on growing, folks!
In Soviet Russia beard grows you!
Продолжайте растить моего брата
Longer you grow it the better it gets, currently on my 5th month (pepermint oil was my secret to get the hair out of the skin on my cheeks)
Never grown mine out more than a month or so. I'm coming up on 3 months and I think it gets a little better every month so far
heck yea dude! enjoy it and keep it up 😎
Dude.. Uncanny how similar our timelines are lol Last winter I grew mine out for about a month and then shaved it. Back in August, I decided to grow it longer so i'm about a week away from 3 months. Hoping I can keep it going thru the winter
@@illtronics yeah me to...to be frank I just stopped giving a fuck and am letting it go!! Lol
yeah I have no patience so it's hard for me to wait that long lol
@@illtronics 6 months later, how is your progress my friend?
I’ve been watching your videos for a couple of years now and have really appreciated the knowledge and advice that the Breadbrand community have passed on. It helped me become feel more comfortable with my beards potential and inspired me to grow and keep a beard for a few years now. I thank you for this.
One thing that I’m not sure the channels have touched on much is winter maintenance.
I’m outdoors for a decent amount of time and will be in and out of heat/cold a lot in a day. And I’ve noticed that for the last couple of years I’ve really struggled with keeping my skin healthy from Oct to March/April, particularly on my chin. It gets extremely itchy in these months and finding good products to help is really difficult.
I’ve invested in a number of products and am happy to pay for good products, however the number of products out there is overwhelming and finding one for my specific products is surprisingly difficult. I use reasonably good quality balms, oils and moisturisers. However the only product that I’ve found helps is Palmers cocoa butter and that will ruin my skin elsewhere if I use it to much.
Just a side note on this, my beard is relatively similar to Eric’s, hence commenting on this video. It’s more spares overall than his, but grows quite well on the chin and stache, more thin on the sides, it’s reddish and is wavy, maybe more curly than his on the chin… If any of this information helps.
I wonder if my issue is common with guys in colder and/or more temperate climates, if so I thought it could be a worthwhile video recommendation? An idea of product types, ingredients and grooming habits specifically for winter beard might be an interesting video.
What do my bearded brothers in temperate to cold north do in winter? Please, any advice would be greatly appreciated, I was so close to being beardless last winter 🤯 I don’t want those thoughts and temptations again this year!
I do get jealous of Greg and Carlos beards they have the best beards in the world.
“Give it at least 30 days to grow” I’m 3 months in, and achieved stubble. Patience boys😂
Your age?
I am 16, started shaving at 13, 3 days in and have alot of stubble. It has grown to like 2 mm stubble already. No cap. It's the middle eastern genetics
Im 5 months in, 25y/a, last month when I went to get my first trim the barber who did my beard told me that it is great on thickness and she approved my idea on growing it out til it goes, its around 3 inches in length now and I cant wait to see how far it grows (no shave challenge I set myself when I turned 25 while having like 12mm length fresh trim that morning, set myself up for a year of no shave) been hydrating it with peppermint oil that I made myself using fresh peppermint and ev-olive oil, did help it grow thicker and faster at the beginning but Im down to that slower pace now when I oil it less frequently, keep up the good work on channel and well, long beards have returned to fashion i guess 🎉
Videos like this help so many dudes , it's like our version of these glamor how to do make up channels . I worked as a waiter for years so never could grow a beard BUT me losing my leg 5 months ago sort of switched up my life style. I grew scruff but did exactly what he mentioned , I compared myself to other guys beards ......
Ive been growing for about two weeks so far and have noticed my hair is coming in alot fuller at 31 years old then even 5 years ago at 26 . Bout time ! Ha
Stay tuned
Puberty started out late for me; I'll be 58 in December. Facial hair finally started growing in this year. I used to only have to shave once a week. Since I'm retired and no longer have to worry about having scruffy facial hair I decided to try growing one. I've been at it for almost two months and my beard has only grown out about an inch. I'm trying to be patient as I am having problems with patchy growth. I'd like a fuller beard but sometimes I wonder if I should just settle for thicker sideburns with a goatee. I'd rather not though.
1 year anniversary next month for my beard... When i was younger I thought I'd never be able to pull a beard off cuz of the patches but here we are, it's more or less touching my chest...
Great video as always Eric. Lots of good advice here for the newbies!
Definitely push past a month, lot of great changes between month 1 and 3. Doesnt change much after that as far as density, feel like im a short beard guy but trying a half yeard again. Lets fuckin go boys
From how many times I’ve grown my facial hair out, I’ve really grown to liking my bearded look. I shaved my last beard off a while ago because of something I did that ended up destroying it. Since shaving my last beard off almost every day since then I’ve missed having it and I’ve realized how much I enjoy growing my facial hair out. Since I really wanted to start to grow another beard out, I thought November would be perfect for my first month. I’m currently on my week 2 of growing it out and it’s already looking thick and dark! I definitely don’t enjoy the itchiness and patchy areas while my first month but that makes me even more looking forward to it getting fuller and thicker again!! And also for my first trim/ clean up at the end of this month. I loved this video and Beardbrand’s motto. KEEP ON GROWING!! I also love listening to your voice! Makes my day!
That beard is perfect. The mustache really makes it stand out
So I'm back at the attempt of beard growth. I shaved completely clean last night and today would be the start of the journey. Getting through 90 days is a challenge. It's itchy. It's rough. It's just not a walk in the park. I'm excited to see what it turns out to be like. I'm 42 now so let's see what happens in a years time! Any tips on going natural with beard care and hygiene (meaning right now no oils or balms)? Can't wait to hear from you guys! Beard on!!!!!!!!!
How’s it going?
I'm 22 and this is the longest I've ever gone without completely shaving my face, i still have some patchy areas but it's still growing nicely covering the patchy spots. And with the weather getting colder now, it's perfect where i can keep growing. The one part i can't connect yet to the rest of my facial hair is my stache. But the goal is to keep on growing!
Longest I’ve ever gone is 3 months it was still fairly patchy idk if growing it out longer than that would make any difference but I’m considering to grow it out for 6 months I’m 21 btw
@@aussieassassin6398 Try it man, that's what i did. Of course mine took time to fill in most of the patchy areas when i was in my senior year of high school, but i was able to grow it out. At 22, it has made a difference for me growing it out longer than I've been able to. Grow yours out for 6 months, hell try and go longer.
@@joshbattista7049 I’ll try 6 months first if I see good results I’ll go longer than that just gotta resist shaving for 6 months 😂
@@aussieassassin6398 I hope you can do it, and hope your results are what you want them to be. That's honestly the hardest part, resisting the urge to pick up a razor and shave. But somehow it's possible if you give yourself that goal.
@@joshbattista7049 been doing so for 1 month so far 5 more months to go
Hey, BeardBrand, how can I learn of barbershops, geographically, that you recommend? I live in Northern California, South Bay Area, so traveling to Austin, TX is a bit far for me to drive for a haircut, but especially a beard trim, style, etc. I want my beard professionally done. Thanks.
Hey Eric! I’m 21 and growing my first power beard (6-8 months) and I’m on month 3 now. I’ve grown a thick beard since I was 12 or so. It grows pretty thick everywhere except my mustache. It takes more time. For someone 3 months in, would you recommend the luxury grooming tool kit? I’ve been serious about growing a beard for about a year now but I’m only just now in an employment situation where I’m able to grow to my hearts content. Thanks in advance.
Eric, you’re a humble dude! So I will toot your horn so to speak. Beardbrand products might be a bit expensive for some budgets but you get a product made from natural ingredients and in the 10 months I’ve been with Beardbrand never have I regretted the purchase. I thought I’d try the comb Eric showed, I now have 3 and the brush does what he said it would. Be patient and treat yourself to these products because you’re worth it!
It would be great if Beardbrand would list "good" barbers for men in areas around the country.
I agree with you! I’ve been growing my beard for nearly a year now and keep a medium guard on my buzzer because I don’t trust myself or a local barber with a longer style that I want. Growing a beard is an investment in time and patience and I don’t want to have a clipper happy barber screw it up.
Beard looking nice Eric..just lineup my beard today under/neck area did it myself been doing it for a while now thnx to beardbrand videos guide on how to do it..i just dont feel good doing the chin area gonna let it grow by dec would let my barber do it for me. for now going for something like yours 1month in by dec it should be like i want it my beard grow fast so yeah 💪 thnx for the awesome videos
"I'ma grower not a show er" I knew they phrase would work one day.
Thanks so much for the video so motivating and helpful as always beard alliance and Eric ❤
Currently at my first yeard. Almost 6 months.
Hell ya! Keep on growing.
Congratulations
I've been watching your videos for a couple of years on Beardbrand and decided to grow my beard since the beginning of last year. I also experimented with different hairstyles. My parents don't want me to grow my beard out and wants me to keep it short because of stereotypes and racism, but I really want to grow my beard longer. How should I deal with it? I'm 20 and I also have a patchy beard and notice that when I grow it out it looks much fuller, but the problem is that my beard hair is wild and grows curly from different directions. Is there a way to make my beard appear neater while keeping it long?
Beard balm!!! My beard is wild curly and wavy as well, and a good balm helps keep it under control. A complete game changer.
Generally around 3 months of growth you can start to do advanced grooming techniques, like the one with a blow dryer and round brush. Or use a beard straightener device to help tame the hairs. Shorter beards can be more challenging to tame, but the boar's bristle brush and a bit of balm can help.
I’m all for supporting movember and no shave November but I forgot to clean up my cheeks before November started so now I’m going the whole month with an uneven beard😂
Eric my brother please please release a product range for us beard brand guys who have sensitive skin. We are here we are desperate for beard brand products and we want to look good and smell good too. Skin sensitivity is common and effects many men all over the world, there is a big gap in your product range that does not address this problem
Blank Slate is our fragrance free product line and it’s available at Target.com. Every skin type is different and that’s why we have our money back guarantee. We have a lot of customers with sensitive skin who love our products. -Eric
@@BeardbrandAlliance thank you thank you thank you so much!!!!!! Im making a purchase
Using a Shavette really helps get those crispy line ups
I know you have covered Rogaine, but would you be interested in giving your thoughts on Dermarollers (Microneedling)?
Great video!
Thanks for sharing! It’s appreciated 🙌
Great, helpful and practical information, thank you!
Superb video Eric, at 51 my Beard seems to be growing really thick and fast. I'd love to meet you some day and thank you for all the information I've got of you
This content is so much better than the 30 second clips...
Ya I agree. The shorts shouldn’t be pushed out to subscribers. Only supposed to see them in the shorts section of RUclips’s mobile app.
They’re promoting it heavily so that’s why we’re making them. -eric
Don't get me wrong Eric, there's a place for it... but this is RUclips, not tik tok and I really enjoy the chats and in depth conversations etc the longer videos provide...
I like to hear how you're doing...
All the best brother...
30 days and mine looked like my wifes mustache so maybe 90 days to give it a real shot. Unless you are Carlos who can do it overnight. Peach
I remember shaving my beard off just 4 weeks in because I didn't like how it looked. Thank god there is laziness. Otherwise I would never have a beard.
I tried Minoxidil but gave up because I didn't wanna have to use it twice a day, so I just grew it naturally
Underrated video
I agree with most everything he said. But for me personally I don't use any beard products. Just wash my face. I used to buy beard products, but found just going all natural is best for me.
Dude 2 or 3 years ago, you called it on the mullet man
I got a lot of shit for it back then. :)
@@EricBandholz man I remember seeing you with it and telling my partner “I wanted a mullet” and and she was not on board. Couple years later, I’m rocking the mullet and stash, and now that it’s “cool” she loved it hahaha
Hell ya! -Eric
Even on the high quality video setting the audio sounds compressed and really low bitrate
Can you encode that audio at a bit higher bitrate? 192 or higher please?
I think with 16 im a little bit too young unfortunatly.
Okay no BS I’m growing it out for 3 months without any trimming or shaving. Hold me to it y’all!
What can I do if I don't grow hair on my neck? it's like two fingers three fingers away from my Adam's apple. I've been growing my beard out for a year now. It looks really nice from the front. My mustache is very strong. It's all about styling then...
When’s beardbrand going to be available in uk?
I've had a beard for more or less the last ten years, and I've gone through periods of time using beard products, however, I currently have pets, cats and dogs, that like to lick my face when I get home before I shower, and I'm so paranoid about using anything that could be harmful to them. I know tea tree oil is pretty harmful to cats, and even small doses can be fairly toxic. Any recommendations for anything I could use to keep my skin hydrated underneath but still very natural and non-harmful to my furry friends? I've considered coconut oil and olive oil, but those both get kind of greasy feeling.
Nice Seiko!
Inspired from your videos now i am at week 6 long way to go🧔
I've really missed the alliance
What do you mean? Because we're now posting once a week, or something else?
IMO a lot of minoxidil "success stories" are young guys who's facial hair is still coming in and time is helping them not the minoxidil..
Nice.
Great information! 👍
New subscriber!
I learned a lot!
I have a similar beard pattern to yours.
I like your style, but work on lowering the high-pitched, cartoon voice.
It doesn’t match your appearance.
6 weeks in and my beard is coming in great for winter. I’m 24 years old and I think my face is becoming more sensitive to testosterone. Btw those penis pills work (;
But uh... I grow the most full beautiful neckbeard ever but the front of my chin and cheeks has almost no hair on it at all. I'm 20 and It doesn't matter how long I wait. There's also no connection to my sideburns
Sound like Rango goddammit 😅
Get this to KSI ASAP
Iam way to patchy i cant grow a beard ...
Is it just the cheek areas or the chin and moustache too? What is the longest time you have let it grow? :-)
@@mikew4022 there is an patchy line between my chin and my neck and yeah it looks horrible and the longest was like 3 month but my heard looked more like Post Malone xD
Beard*
I guess I need a better diet then
Digging the doo.......much better
It’s genetics, you either can or cannot
Off video topic but I need that flag
Maybe one day we'll produce a few to offer on the store. :)
@@EricBandholz that’d be fire
That’ll be nice if some of the proceeds from the payment can go to movember or prostate cancer awareness
It might seem like I deserve that. But I assure you that I don't. Cool beard.
2:30 nuts are great ...
Elmo with beard
😂
He sounds like a muppet
Wakka wakka wakka. -Eric
You've drawn this out into a 13 minute video when you can summarize this with mere words. Stop shaving.
But that’s just an ordinary beard, not an incredible one. 😉 -eric