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Posted: 2 years ago

How to grow the perfect stubble every time

If you noticed, some or even most women prefer rugged looks over a clean shave. Why? It's mostly something to do with the maturity and masculinity of a man.

But what if you can't grow a full beard and instead you're stuck with specs of facial hair? That's not a problem. Because ladies still dig the stubble. And in this blog, we'll teach you how to grow and maintain the perfect stubble. Let's dive right in!

An overview of the short beard hair

Stubble is the short, rough growth of facial hair that appears after a man has not shaved for a few days. The length of stubble can vary, but it is typically between 1 and 5 millimetres long. You could have light, medium or heavy stubble depending on how long since you've last shaved or trimmed.

Is it any different from full facial hair?

Well, the main difference between stubble and a beard is the length of the hair. Stubble is much shorter than a beard and is not as thick or full. Stubble is also typically more angular and defined than a beard, as the individual hairs are more visible. A beard, on the other hand, is longer and fuller than stubble. It can be trimmed or unkempt. Plus, you can style it in any beard shape you want.

Is a beard stubble attractive?

Stubble can be a good look for any man, no matter his face shape. Men with square or angular faces may find that stubble accentuates their features. Men with round or oval faces may find that stubble helps to define their jawline.

However, men with thick, coarse hair may find stubble too itchy or prickly. On the other hand, men with fine, light hair may find stubble more suitable to their taste than growing a Viking beard.

How to grow the perfect stubble

The great thing about growing a stubble is that it won't take months or years. It will only take you days. Here are some tips on how to grow the perfect stubble:

  1. Let your facial hair grow for at least 2-3 days. This will give your stubble enough time to reach the desired length. But depending on your lifestyle and genes, it might take as long as two weeks.
  2. Use a trimmer to define the shape of your stubble. You can use a guard to keep the stubble at a consistent length or use the trimmer's edging attachment to create a more defined shape. This will also prevent you from having razor burns and ingrown hairs.
  3. Trim your neckline and cheek lines. This will help to keep your stubble looking neat and tidy.
  4. Exfoliate your skin regularly. Using beard shampoo or a mild cleanser for your facial hair will help to remove dead skin cells and keep your skin healthy.
  5. Use beard oil to hydrate your skin and soften your stubble. This will prevent your stubble from becoming itchy or prickly.

If you want to style your stubble, here are some additional tips.

  • Experiment with different lengths of stubble to find what looks best on you.
  • Keep your stubble trimmed and neat. Stubble that is too long or unkempt can look untidy.
  • Try grey stubble. If you have lighter-coloured facial hair, having stubble will make you rugged and classy like George Clooney.

With a bit of care and attention, you can grow the perfect stubble that looks great and feels comfortable.

Final Thoughts

Stubble are the most manageable facial hairs to grow and maintain. But using the right beard care products and tools is crucial to avoid unnecessary beard issues like itches or burns.

Do you want to complete your beard care kit? Come and check out our store for premium beard wash and oils today!

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