How to Use Gel on a Beard

How to Even Out a Growing Beard
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Gryphon Adams
Gryphon Adams
Published: Aug 9, 2011
Updated: Jan 10, 2019
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Using gel on a beard can help keep beard hairs in place and project a well-cared-for appearance. Grooming offers the key to maintaining an attractive beard and avoiding an unkempt look. To present a professional appearance, groom a beard daily. Using the right gel and following basic tips for applying it correctly gives effective results and avoids common problems. Learn to add beard gel to your morning routine to keep your beard looking its best all day.

Shower or wash your face, including your beard. Pat your beard with a towel to remove excess water.

Comb out your beard to remove tangles, if you have a long or curly beard. Squeeze a pea-sized amount of gel onto your fingertips. Stroke the gel onto your beard, beginning at the top of your beard growth and following the natural shape of the beard to the end of the beard hairs.

Apply the gel to your entire beard, going lightly on any areas of lighter growth such as your cheeks and neck to avoid an oily appearance. Shape your beard with your fingers, stroking in a downward motion to style your beard hairs into place.

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Gryphon Adams

Gryphon Adams began publishing in 1985. He contributed to the "San Francisco Chronicle" and "Dark Voices." Adams writes about a variety of topics, including teaching, floral design, landscaping and home furnishings. Adams is a certified…

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