🔥 Professional Beard Line Up | Clean Beard Transformation | Razor Sharp Finish BeardStyleAndHairCut, by BeardStyle And Haircut 158 on YouTube. 4 min 21 s.
- Video length
- 4 min 21 s
- Time to do it
- 15 minutes
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Steps
- 9
What you need
Steps
Wash and dry your beard so the hair lies flat and you can see the natural growth direction. Comb it straight down.
Find your cheek line. Tilt your head up and follow the natural curve where the beard meets the cheek.
Set the trimmer to a short guard or no guard for the edges. Trim upward along the cheek line in small strokes.
Locate the neck line. Place two fingers above your Adam's apple and trim below that point, following the jaw curve.
Shape the sideburns and the area in front of the ears with short, downward strokes.
Trim the moustache edge above the top lip and tidy the corners of the mouth.
Check both sides in the mirror and even out any uneven patches with light strokes.
For a razor sharp finish, apply shaving cream and shave the cheek and neck edges with a razor.
Rinse with cool water, pat dry and apply a light beard oil or balm.
Tips and common mistakes
Trim a little at a time. You can always take more off, but you cannot put it back.
Keep the blade flat against the skin and move slowly to avoid nicks.
Trim when the beard is dry, since wet hair looks longer and can lead to over-trimming.
Clean your trimmer blade after use to keep it cutting cleanly.
Questions
How do I find my neck line?
Place two fingers above your Adam's apple. The line should sit just above that, following the curve of your jaw.
Can I do this with a regular hair clipper?
Yes, but a trimmer with a fine or detail blade gives a cleaner edge. Use the smallest guard you have for the outline.
How often should I line up my beard?
Most people touch up the edges every one to two weeks to keep the shape sharp.
This guide was drafted from the video's details and general task knowledge. It has not been checked against the full video. Check the video and relevant product instructions before following a procedure. Report a correction.
