How to grow a beard: A one-and-done guide to growing a beard

The number of men with beards has increased significantly over the past ten years. You could have tried to grow one yourself and been disappointed that it didn't grow in faster or completely. Unfortunately, there is no magic potion that can make your hair grow faster or thicker. If it is not genetically predisposed, it will not happen. Your facial hair growth tendencies and patterns are determined by your DNA in the same way your hair color is. If you're 35 and haven't seen much hair on your chin yet, your hair won't suddenly change color or grow a beard on its own. It just happens that way. However, there are a few things you can do to encourage facial hair health and greatly speed up hair growth, giving you the best possible beard while giving your hair the nice, luxurious look you're after. In reality, you are trying to increase your body's capacity for facial hair growth. The majority of guys probably have bad habits that prevent development, so follow the advice in this article to get the man you were meant to have.

The most important thing is to be patient:

Each person's facial hair develops at a different rate, with varying thickness. Simply put, there's not much you can do to change this. The good news is that most men can pull off some form of facial hair with a little patience. Some men will grow a full beard, while others may only grow a light goatee. Whatever style you choose (or settle for), patience is the key to success. Don't touch the blasted thing for at least a few weeks when growing a beard, especially if it's your first time. It will probably be uneven and scratchy, but that's okay. You can put up with it for a while. Never believe the idea that regular shaving will make it grow out faster.

Sleep well, eat healthy and exercise:

Several factors relating to your overall health and well-being encourage hair growth. Most of your hair growth only occurs during the night, when cell turnover is at its highest. Your hair won't grow as fast as it could if you don't get enough rest and recharge time. Reduced blood flow is another effect of not getting enough sleep, resulting in fewer nutrients reaching their target (your hair follicles). Lack of nutrients leads to reduced health and facial hair growth. The growing beard will appreciate you getting your recommended 7-8 hours of sleep each night.

Use appropriate beard care products:

No, we won't tell you that you need to buy expensive oils, serums or high-end beard shampoos. That being said, don't wash your facial hair with the same shampoo you use on your head mop. Make sure to buy beard shampoo. Whatever you usually use is acceptable, just make sure to rinse the beard thoroughly. You don't want any lingering product to dry out the area or ruin your beautiful mane. Shampooing will keep the skin and hair clean to prevent clogged follicles. In simple words, we can say that beard is equal to cleanliness.