Should be noted, I trim my beard monthly at 7mm so you might find something

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Jan 14, 2019
10:31:58am

Pee Wee Reese All-American

Should be noted, I trim my beard monthly at 7mm so you might find something

works better for you if you are going for the duck dynasty look.

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Pee Wee Reese

Previous username: jakesnake
Bio page: Pee Wee Reese
Joined: Jan 8, 2011
Last login: May 20, 2024
Total posts: 11,119 (633 FO)

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So I've decided to grow a trek beard. What tips do you hairy Brethren have?

Mister P

1/14/19 10:18am

Beard oil. Buy it, love it, understand it. It minimizes the itchiness

Pee Wee Reese

1/14/19 10:20am

Is oil better than balm? Same thing?

Mister P

1/14/19 10:21am

Who told you to put the balm on?

Sea Chicken

1/14/19 10:23am

I use a bit of both. Oil softens it and balm keeps it in control. Also see edit

Pee Wee Reese

1/14/19 10:24am

So oil as it's growing in and balm to comb it?

Mister P

1/14/19 10:26am

I still oil it but I use a small dime amount of oil and a finger tip of balm.

Pee Wee Reese

1/14/19 10:30am

Should be noted, I trim my beard monthly at 7mm so you might find something

Pee Wee Reese

1/14/19 10:31am

This would be a good trek beard look:

jdub

1/14/19 10:22am

RE: This would be a good trek beard look:

Sea Chicken

1/14/19 10:24am

Start now. If you are like me, you'll need the time to grow something trek-worthy.

kccougar

1/14/19 10:30am

We had Trek kickoff last night and all my trek kids wanted me to grow one, so

Mister P

1/14/19 10:41am

A old guy in my ward said that "Facial hair was an outward sign of an

Kauai

1/14/19 10:42am

yes its true

1/14/19 10:45am

There's an itchy phase - for me, about a week or two in - but it goes away. So,

Jay Rick

1/14/19 10:52am

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