1. Wash it
Give it a good cleaning a couple times a week.Regular shampoo’s too harsh—it’ll leave your beard dry and itchy. Use a beard cleanser or our natural moisturizing Shampoo Bar. Washing your beard hair keeps the skin underneath clean too. 
2. Condition and Moisturize with Beard Oil
A few drops daily keeps the hair soft, reduces itch, and prevents dandruff. Leaves your beard so soft and lusciousthat everyone will want to touch it (but only if you let'em)
3. Use Beard Balm for Style & Protection
This stuff moisturizes your beard and skin. It provides light hold for shaping and taming any fly aways... it adds that little extra style and texture you won't get from the beard oil alone.
4. Brush & Comb Daily
A beard brush helps distribute oils evenly and trainsthe hair to grow in the right direction. Use it with beard oilor on its own.
A beard comb tames tangles and lets you part or shape the facebush cleanly. Helps you style it with beard balm!
5. Trim Regularly (even if you're growing it out)
Trim the edges to keep your beard looking intentional, not scraggly. It should compliment the shape of your face. A barber will usually tell you to clean up the cheek lines, neckline, and snip off any split ends. Don’t be afraid of trimming if you're growing it out—regular trimming actually keeps your beard looking fuller and healthier.
6. Don't Forget the Mustache!
Beard balm is too heavy for the stache; mustache wax gives a light hold to keep hairs from tickling your lip or for styling curls and twists. You can even use a beard brush or small comb to “teach” it to grow out to the sides instead of down. Over time, it’ll follow orders.
7. Lifestyle Counts, Too
Listen, your beard’s a reflection of how you live. Crush junk food, chain-smoke, stress like a maniac, and your beard’s gonna look like a patchy lawn in August. Eat real food, lift stuff, sleep like you mean it, and your face sprouts a forest worth bragging about. Hydrate, too because if you're always thirsty, your beard will be too. Treat your body well for healthy looking facial hair.
-Uncle Mike