Top 5 - Beard Oil MISTAKES!

[@DanCBearded]

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[@BHWilliams]

I've luckily been able to avoid nearly all these mistakes. Largely because I found this channel at the beginning of my beard journey and it's been a learning experience from day one. Thanks, Dan!

[@DanCBearded]

Dude that’s awesome Brad!

[@Marine_Veteran_Vegan_Gamer]

Same. I'm just starting and loving this content.

[@b-koz]

I'm absolutely guilty for #4! Combing my beard after applying oil on dry hair was the worst and I can only imagine how it would feel at my current length. After watching the video where you recommended a spray bottle, I bought one from my local dollar tree and use it twice a day now :) Thank you for all the knowledge you share, this subject is great for both newcomers and veterans.

[@DanCBearded]

That’s awesome!!

[@yezfoster8614]

The biggest game changer for me was switching from applying the oils to a damp beard. I was one of those guys that applied oil to a dry beard, it does help some, but man oh man the difference in beard feel and nourishment cannot be stated enough.

[@DanCBearded]

I think we all did!

[@doctornicksamazingmanstuff]

All great info for anyone using beard oil!

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you!

[@whiskersnwhisky4728]

@Doctor Nick I use the last amount of your beard oil on the dry spots on my shaved head. They disappear almost immediately. And on one elbow that is disgustingly dry I add a tiny amount of your butter to the oil on my hands and, well it's just amazing.

[@rafaelsales5827]

So...not a video for uncle Frank...

[@randymichael8583]

Great info Dan! shout out to Dr. Nick’s your peppermint and rosemary is the bomb. Love it so much.

[@emptyagain5000]

Yep, I think changing up is under appreciated. Not always doable for starting out, but as time goes by, when able, give some attn to new stuff. When quality is the common denominator, variety can be the spice of life. Thanks as always for the insightful care, and all around positivity.

[@DanCBearded]

Agreed fully! It is one of those slippery slopes that you do not see on the day to day basis, but one day it clicks and you realize

[@jonathanpicardi8403]

Glad you dropped this one Dan. I use one brand in the morning and occasionally a different one in the evening and so on day to day,from now I’ll stick to one till it’s empty.

[@DanCBearded]

I do highly encourage changing up the brands and rotating, but finding what works for you is so important

[@jonathanpicardi8403]

@@DanCBearded 100% agree,I’ve only been growing my beard for 14 week’s yesterday and have only been buying my oils from boots,local chemist ect but I will start upgrading once I’m almost out.what’s your best recommendations.

[@williamshepard81]

​@Jonathan Picardi ...I recommend Luxurious, tailored, apex beard company, or J's beard company.

[@jonathanpicardi8403]

@@williamshepard81 thanks for that I’ll definitely give one a try👍

[@gerradgeorge5148]

Dan! This HAS to be one of THE best videos in a long time. I can’t think of a better video for people new to beard oil or even a seasoned beardsman, just to make sure we aren’t falling into bad habits. I never experienced the common “using bad products” issue as I just felt Like I inherently knew I needed to go online and research a bit before seeing the what the stores offered. I ABSOLUTELY however made the mistake of using WAY TOO MUCH oil AND on a dry beard my first few times. Let me tell you I was using more oil per application on a 2-3 month beard than I am now on my 8-9 inch beard. I way over used. And to top it off….on a completely dry beard. I thought for sure something was wrong with my beard and my hair and it just wasn’t gonna work right for me. So I switched to using balm only. Yes, I would dig it into my skin HARD. I thought I was doing the right thing and while it was still too greasy it felt at least a little better I thought. I wouldn’t have switched back and I wouldn’t have ever tried it on damp beard without you and this channel. So thank you. I can see this video getting huge for you with the right demographic. I mean to do it more often, but I am going to share this one out. The world needs to see this one.

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks for the opening backhanded compliment… 😂 just kidding! Thank you!! And thank you for taking the time to leave the feedback

[@theolfactoryzone]

Glad you mentioned this! I appreciate your experience!

[@beard_kingdom_766]

You quickly learn about too much or too little beard oil, and when you find just the right amount, your beard feels fantastic. And great video Dan C 👍😎🤘

[@DanCBearded]

That’s what it’s all about!

[@reubenk7331]

Such wonderful info Dan! Using water before applying beard oil was such a huge difference! Hope this video shoots up in the searches!

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you Reuben!

[@reubenk7331]

@@DanCBearded You're welcome Dan! I'm always so excited when a new video drops! Even if I know the information, there is always something new, or something I had forgotten.

[@badnbeardedcasey]

What's up Dan!! It's been a minute since I've gotten time to watch a video. I think we have made these mistakes at least once. I feel I used too much oil when my beard was shorter for sure. It was a mix of things like I had no clue what I was doing and guilty as charged, when you have a nice smelling oil you think a little more might add to the longevity of the scent. Luckily I didn't buy any "cheap oil" in the beginning. I did however use cheap butter once and thats all it took lol. I was also the one that mistook using balm and had no idea what oil was till much later. I regret only one thing starting a beard. "Appreciate the process." I wish I would have paid more attention to the overall process of growing a full beard and paying more attention to the changes in each phase instead of worrying about growth. The information people have access to on your channel is definitely a game changer Dan. Awesome video. 👊

[@DanCBearded]

Such a fun journey and I appreciate all the feedback Bobby!

[@jaxmantv]

I keep the hair on my head very closely cropped just because there is much less of it than there used to be. So after I apply beard oil to my face and beard in run my fingers all over my scalp before I do as you said and hit the elbows and arms. no waste! :)

[@DanCBearded]

Perfect!

[@semperfortisjiujitsu]

Excellent video Dan! Great advice as always.

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you my friend!

[@CreedyXIX]

Not mixing up was my big one, I would find a great company and religiously use it day in day out and wonder why it wasn't having the same affect anymore.. I try to use a different brand/thickness etc every week now, gives me chance to try more too!

[@DanCBearded]

Exactly!!! It creeps up slowly until you realize it just isn’t styling or feeling as good

[@mikeymikedog]

Nailed it!! I know of a certain company, that I'm in their Facebook group, and alot of those guys ONLY use that company's products. You probably know which company I'm talking about lol. They are good, but switching up does have a lot more benefits that you can actually feel in beard

[@DanCBearded]

There are lots of companies and fans like that. To each their own, but I can prove the benefit of rotating. As it sounds like you have experienced!

[@58dbutcher]

Incredible video, great reminder no matter how long you’ve been around the “growing facial hair” life ! Gotta love the time, energy, and research.

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks Butch! More than happy to make the video

[@kwlambright]

At one month of regrowth of my beard I have employed beard oil since day one I started it back with at one month started using beard butter when the hair started growing out. The oil takes care of any itch and dryness. The beard butter used passed the one month mark has made the hair feel softer as it’s growing out. Any extra oil left on my hands I rub it onto my bald head which keeps the scent longer and helps out any dryness on my head

[@DanCBearded]

Heck yeah!

[@husker24fan]

Thanks!

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you so much Paul!

[@renzoarana3018]

My ...... God bless you man, you are the best!

[@DanCBearded]

I appreciate that, thank you! And welcome to the channel

[@HickSquatch]

I love the difference that quality oil makes!! I’m still learning how to work it in and get it to the skin, but it’s not really difficult! I totally agree don’t waste it on a towel wiping your hands off!! I don’t have enough to worry about after I apply it. Any that doesn’t wipe into my beard gets wiped on my face and into my hands: it feels wonderful!!! I only wish for a longer lasting scent: my sense of smell isn’t strong after decades of woodworking and sander dust! I can wholeheartedly endorse Dr Nicks!! I really like the IPA. It’s not too different from BABC Viking which is my favorite scent: pines and cedar and sage. I want to learn to make it myself!! My wife makes soap and some of the scents are great: “tobacco and bourbon” smells like a nice campfire in the deep woods! I want to make one with First Nations medicinal herbs too: juniper, sage and such!

[@DanCBearded]

Awesome feedback Rob!

[@bakarka]

I don't shower every day (dries out skin and depletes good bacteria) so was applying oil to a dry beard on non-shower mornings. Not sure if I should use oil if I'm not showering but my beard can use more moisture.

[@DanCBearded]

I would at least get your beard damp. For me, I have heard the stories and read studio about drying skin and depleting bacteria. However, I value being clean sooo much more. Especially my beard which surrounds my mouth and nose. Collects allergens, bad bacteria, food, salt, germs and many other things. Even if you do not see it or realize it. We have products developed now that replenish anything positive that is removed by showering. Often times better than what we produce naturally. To each their own, but I share this for anyone reading that was considering it. I strongly discourage taking days off from showering/washing/cleaning. Beard and body.

[@JonnyPsyclo]

All good! Finding the right amount of oil changes depending on your beard length...👍

[@DanCBearded]

Yesss, good add on!

[@billsavage7361]

When I started my beard journey, I made the mistake of using cheap beard oil. After I checked out some KZbin channels, mostly yours and Scuba's, I changed things up and started using quality oils.

[@DanCBearded]

That’s great! The rest is history

[@alexanderjohns1763]

Thanks to you I don't use too much beard oil anymore. Especially with the quality product I've been using the last year (again, thanks to you). When I'm done applying oil, balm or butter I use whatever is still on my hands on my dog lol. She loves it and she smells just like me. Great video!

[@DanCBearded]

That’s awesome!

[@philmetcalfe9357]

Strangely my dog likes to lick my hands after I've applied beard oil

[@Knickerbocker_Ave]

I do over oil like a mad man. To where I don't kiss my wife or kids for up to 2 hours so it doesn't rub off and ruin makeup or clothes. I genuinely didn't know... and it was something I was already thinking but Dan C confirmed it. Now a week or 2 doing it correctly is already making a world of difference.

[@DanCBearded]

Oh I am so glad!

[@AlbertCotswald]

Hey recently tried this stuff called k18 for hair repair, oil included. It's expensive and mostly used at women's hair salons but I gotta say it's the best product I've ever used for hair, beard included.

[@DanCBearded]

Awesome! Glad it working for you

[@muradghaith4871]

Great video, Dan. Another mistake I made, especially when my beard got thicker, was applying to the hair and not digging down to the skin.

[@DanCBearded]

Oh yeah, absolutely! So important

[@jtsteve]

I was def guilty of too much oil in beginning once you get dialed in you know. I switch different oils everyday, there’s 2 I may use multiple times a week but have 6 or so in rotation. Luckily I found this channel and was saved from a few of the normal Pitfalls. 👊🍻

[@DanCBearded]

You for sure know once you know!

[@josephevans2912]

I have discovered that alternating brands of beard oils makes a difference in styling my beard too, I used to only use one brand but with continued use I would develop a terrible beard dent right under my chin and no matter how much styling and drying techniques I tried it would prevail. Thanks to watching your videos I decided to only apply beard butter before bed for conditioning and I use multiple brands of oil, my beard seems healthier and no awful dents

[@DanCBearded]

That’s awesome! My beard styling really improves with rotating

[@matthewfisher9303]

I def hate lotion too can’t stand the feel of it great video man

[@DanCBearded]

Hate hate hate!

[@truenorthbeardco]

awesome video Dan! education is invaluable 💯

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you!

[@Thisguywholikeswine]

Perfect video Dan! All 5 of these are very important to think about! A fantastic quick break down on some quality grooming recommendations. 👊🤘

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you Phil! The FB group helps with this because we see questions/problems like it all the time

[@1Stevesizemore]

I really appreciate this video great reminders! I will definitely share this one with my friends. One thing I noticed (but seen to always forget) is the thicker the viscous the less I have to use. If I use the same amount of thick oil as I do with thin oil, then I get itchy the next day and have major beard druff. Thx for the videos keep them coming!

[@DanCBearded]

Good call and add on Steve!

[@warriorscode1]

Hey Dan, wow, where have you been hiding, wish I found you earlier, anyway, glad to be hear now, slowly working my way through your videos, all the best to you mate, from Down Under.

[@DanCBearded]

I’m genuinely glad you found the channel and thanks for the comments!

[@fitzcharlesfam]

I actually used to little beard oil, leaving me with crazy itchy skin. I was not 'sure' if I could use more since everybody stresses - use a tiny amount. Eventually, I figured out that as an individual I need to use a bit more. Hahaha this video would have saved me countless hours of itching. Thanks @DanCBearded!. Greetings from South Africa!

[@DanCBearded]

So happy to hear!!

[@slipbobberwilli]

Good knowledge Brotha u are truly the Trusted Teacher 👊

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you!

[@Angel_Ripoff]

When I have excess beard butter, I make sure my nails/cuticles are well oiled, and if there's enough I'll put some on my toenails & cuticles, too. I don't usually have much excess beard oil on my hands, so whatever bit there is goes on my hands/arms.

[@DanCBearded]

I do the same with the nails/cuticles, especially in the dry winter

[@kevinb1574]

I have been guilty of a lot of those things starting out, applying too much, going with inferior products, etc. Thanks to your channel I have upped my beard game and feel I am more in tune with it now. One of the hicups I run into regularly is still applying too much, but let me explain. I routinely let me beard grow out for a while then trim it down so the length is changing and what works for longer does not work for the shorter version. After a trim it is not uncommon to add to much just because of habit.

[@DanCBearded]

Ahhh yeah, that makes total sense

[@rshak663]

Great video. Also, depending on the oils you use. Some don’t clog pores. Some actually keep pores clear.

[@DanCBearded]

Not if you use too much though, that’s key! Every oil in the world will clog your pores if you use too much

[@richardsmith6339]

I’ve been watching a lot of your vids the past week or so and have noticed a tremendous difference in how my beard feels/looks I decided I wanted to just let it grow and grow and couldn’t give my beard minimum attention anymore.

[@DanCBearded]

Awesome Richard! Welcome to the channel 🤝

[@albertcastro409]

Totally agree. Rather spend good to have a better and easy to control beard 🧔‍♂️

[@DanCBearded]

Absolutely!

[@mikeh2373]

Great Video Dan C as always. Until I found you for in my opinion the best Beard advice-when I first started using beard oil I only applied to my beard and not my skin. When I followed your advice my beard felt and groomed 💯 better as well as ditching those store brands . Ty and appreciate all you do - Have a great Sunday- see you tomorrow night.

[@DanCBearded]

That’s awesome Mike!

[@HCkev]

My personal mistakes, outside of those mentionned in the video, would be: - Setting my heated beard brush too high (430°😬), I found that 360° was fine, but not lower (I have a very stubborn beard ahah). Takes a little longer, but it's a safer temperature for the hair - Over-straightening my beard with a heated brush. When I strated I somehow wanted my beard to be perfectly straight, which not only didn't look that good (looks too unnatural), but took a long time to get it perfect and also wouldn't take long during the day before it starts waving all over the place. I found out that if I still keep some of the natural waves, my beard would obviously lose some of the styling during the day, but it's not nearly as apparent, and sometimes I actually think it looks great. - Using too much beard butter at night. I have a dry face in general, so my beard tend to be dry when I wake up in the morning. I would put a lot of beard butter to ensure it stays hydrated during the night, which worked, but would make my beard clump together and results in tangles and knots. I now put a more reasonable amount, my beard may be a little drier in the morning, but at least it's not a mess. - Not washing my beard enough. I think we've all been guilty of this, we all heard that we shouldn't wash our hair more than a once a week or something, so we do the same with our beard. While in reality, all I needed was a gently daily wash. I don't necessarily wash my beard every day, but I don't hesitate washing it when I feel it got dirty during the day - sweat, and other dirt (I install security systems for a living, sometime on construction sites, which typically are full of dirt, drywall dust etc). - Shaving my cheeks too low. When cleaning up my cheek, I had the tendency of shaving it too low. Now I try to keep it as high as possible, makes the beard look bigger and fuller, even if I have a little patchy area on one side (used to shave below that so it makes a nice line, but found out it's better to have that little missing area than trying to hide it)

[@DanCBearded]

I appreciate you taking the time to share. I know this comment can help out many! Thank you

[@MrCraigMcW]

I usually rub excess oil into my arms but more so to save some oil when comes to washing hands, putting onto elbows sounds a better idea obviously as skin is dryer, never thought of doing it

[@DanCBearded]

Oh absolutely!

[@coppertopv365]

I had a beard off an on for years.. Got some stuff for the first time on fathers day.

[@DanCBearded]

Oh very cool! Let it grow

[@WalterSmith25]

For me, I used to make the mistake of not being cautious of the viscosity of the oil I’m using. I use more of the thinner oils, and less of the thicker oils. Too much of the thicker viscosity will give me beard pimples.

[@DanCBearded]

Great call Walter!

[@ruggiero1206]

Great video Dan

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you!

[@colinWilliams-tv9is]

If the comb hangs on your beard stop combing and comb from the top of beard and work closer to skin as you go.

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@whiskersnwhisky4728]

Thanks Dan. I make the same mistake with almost everything, if a little is good 10x as much must be 10x better. I am getting better though.

[@DanCBearded]

Same same same here!

[@jamesmartek1052]

Great information Dan.

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks James!

[@jasonbrazzell2313]

Dan Thank you for your videos. Even though I grew a great beard on my first journey and back on this journey I'm still learning what works best for me like the Dampness of my beard when applying oil, viscosity of oils and the amount to use and heat routine, it's definitely great learning experience

[@DanCBearded]

That’s the fun stuff!

[@johnmiolene7269]

Enjoying the channel Dan, ... thankyou

[@DanCBearded]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@docolson5499]

Great reminderDan!

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks B!

[@Toxyethanol]

Been growing my beard out for 2 months now. Got my first compliment today from a distinguished gentleman with a magnificent mane. He said "oil the shit out of it" so here I am.

[@DanCBearded]

That’s so cool!! You found the right spot

[@Memmaao]

I'm lucky to say, that I found the perfect oil for my beard. It's the unscented oil from West Cork Beard Company. It contains only argan oil and golden jojoba oil. I had a bad skin reaction with oils which are containing essential oils such as sandalwood oil or juniper berries oil.

[@DanCBearded]

That’s great man!

[@Memmaao]

@@DanCBearded have you ever tried Colin's products? I love his commitment on quality manufacturing.

[@DanCBearded]

I have not. 2 carriers normally isn’t near enough for me ideally, however I’m sure I will try in the future

[@Memmaao]

@@DanCBearded I think the most important is the quality of the carriers. Argan oil and golden jojoba oil are 2 very good quality skin and beard nutritians, with a lot of vitamin E, and antioxidants. The essential oils are basically for the scent in my opinion.

[@Join0rDIE1776]

@@Memmaao lol essential oils offer many benefits to skin and hair health! Like tons and tons of benefits. Shit tons of essential oils are so amazing for skin and beards..

[@DeliberatelyBearded]

Solid advice Dan

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks buddy!

[@zubayr7539]

Always learn from you thank you Danny

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks!

[@zubayr7539]

Dont mention it

[@anibensamuel]

I guess I differ from both #3 and #4.. at least somewhat. For #3.. I used nothing but peanut oil on my beard/skin back in the 80's.. and added both Sweet Almond and Olive oils back in the 90's.. only things I used on my beard until a few years ago when I discovered that such a thing as beard oil existed. Those oils worked as good.. if not better.. than many of the purchased "beard oils" I've tried on my beard. As for #4.. I apply whatever oil I'm using right out of the shower to a soaking, dripping beard.. as that seems to work better for me than applying to a "damp" beard. I also apply 4 or 5 drops of thick oil to my beard after it is dry as that seems to add the finishing touch for me. Just my two pennies of course. 🙂

[@DanCBearded]

Hey Ben, I am glad you found what works for you. Heck yeah!

[@richardonochie7935]

Hey Dan thank you for this video. I am totally guilty of #3 which is something I never tried. I’ve always used stuck to one company which is Honest Amish but I’ll try to switch it up by searching a different oil. Thanks again.

[@DanCBearded]

You’re welcome!

[@__sequoiabearded__5971]

IONIC INLAND SEA MINERALS ARE A MUST HAVE IN ROTATION !!

[@DanCBearded]

They are truly wonderful for the skin! Cooper Johns crushes it with them

[@Ottobon]

Posting on behalf of new and over aggressive beardsman. Less at a time is more, damp your beard after night time tooth brushing routine and put extra in then, its not all meant to be thrown in at once after morning shower. Your best amount of oil is often the least you need at any given moment. Damp vs dry may help explain some of this, you, i, and most of us know better but a little visual goes a long way and Damp is like a open scoop vs dry which wants and will take in by comparison very little, practically a shut door.

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks for the add on from your experience!

[@AndrewCarlisle11B]

My biggest mistake was over using products. I would go with whatever a full dropper was with the oil, and with balm I was overly concerned with styling so I would use too much product which in reality just made it look that much worse.

[@DanCBearded]

You certainly are not alone!

[@bigstew2000]

Great video!

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you!

[@Mark_E_M]

I use LiveBearded products, which are great!

[@DanCBearded]

Love me some LB!

[@-Vitalis-]

I made mistakes #2 and #4 with my first couple of full beards. Yup, it was a mess. I swear to Odin and all the bearded gods that I bought the worst beard oil in the whole world. Those beards got shaggy, somehow very dry and they looked like ol' brooms. Yuck. Can confirm: using beard oil goes better if the beard is a bit wet. And yes: investing in beard care is good. Those days of being novice about beard care are finally over. After some experiments and help from other people (including the beard guru, Mr. Dan C), I finally achieved a healthy routine. For all that, my deepest gratitude. On a side note, I recently discovered that a little trim every two-or-so months goes great (again, thanks Dan). My growth speed surpass the amount trimmed, so beard is getting steadily longer. Trimming HELPS A LOT! I'd say there's a "sacred trio" named B-B-B (Beard oil + Beard wash + Beard trimming) which keeps everything smooth and in place. Stay bearded!

[@DanCBearded]

Love to hear all the progress!

[@KC_House]

Great “back to basics” video. Gotta get the fundamentals down.

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you KC! I hope you’re doing well

[@mikeyV8]

Thanks again for great reminders in beard care your a great teacher and we all appreciate you so much

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you Mike!

[@RyanLAbernathy]

I use Honest Amish but have always wanted to try Beard Octane!

[@DanCBearded]

Great stuff!

[@beardedandwinning1390]

Nailed it! 🎯

[@DanCBearded]

My man!

[@ryszardrabuszko50]

Great advice thank you

[@DanCBearded]

You are so welcome!

[@theolfactoryzone]

Love this video. Tips are much appreciated!

[@DanCBearded]

Glad it was helpful!

[@j-ESSER]

I've only applied too much oil. Easily noticeable right away. I have a short beard so I stay with around 4-10 drops beard. 1-2 drops mustache. 4-10 drops head hair. 🤓👍

[@DanCBearded]

Oh for sure!

[@Adam-os2jv]

My mistake... cheaper is better. I used the cheapest stuff I could find, 5$ for 2 oz, for months. I noticed a huge difference with some quality oil. It feels so much better plus I get so many compliments about how good I smell when I go out dancing. I've never gotten a compliment with body spray or cologne, but with a manly scent in the beard, I hear it all the time. Plus women always want to run their fingers through it and cheap oil just doesn't absorb in the hair as well. I wouldn't want their hands all oily feeling after letting them comb my beard with their fingers lol. I usually spend 25-35 on the good stuff now.

[@DanCBearded]

You get what you pay for, no doubt

[@OGFitzRoy]

Before beard oil I used the $1 oils from the beauty stores. Mineral oil 🤢

[@DanCBearded]

Oh noooo!

[@theolfactoryzone]

Doctor Nicks is one, I’ll look for more!

[@DanCBearded]

Absolutely!

[@manbark]

#3 A must!

[@DanCBearded]

💯

[@kennethyoung4892]

Great video

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you Kenneth!

[@holeshot26]

i purposely use too much beard oil BECAUSE i put it all over my face, head, neck, shoulders, arms & knuckles for the same reason of not liking lotion. i have sensitive facial skin & every kind of lotion, even oil free intended for the face makes me break out! and on the rest of the body, the more lotion you use, the more lotion it needs so i avoid it almost everywhere minus my hands occasionally.

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks for the add on!

[@steveandrushko75]

I made he dry beard before applying oil mistake (for the last time)

[@DanCBearded]

It really does feel different

[@carrot5570]

I would just wash then apply beard oil right after

[@DanCBearded]

Oh gotya!

[@Lag1914]

Just came across your channel and love your advice. I'm about 2 months into my beard growth. Not sure the length I'll grow it to yet. I have just 1 question. Should you comb or brush your beard after applying oil?

[@DanCBearded]

At the very beginning brush, but around your time certainly should shift to a comb. Here is a video on it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIbVnnStabaGeMUsi=Zm9sPTb4Jqufl3cX And welcome to the channel!

[@henryrodena3207]

Putting to much, and didn't know about blending it with water

[@DanCBearded]

🤝

[@horacehenderson6202]

Love the subject

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks!

[@MrDabsman]

i use all the extra oils and balms in my hair

[@DanCBearded]

That’s awesome!

[@DeliberatelyBearded]

Trusted One 🙌

[@DanCBearded]

My man Ron!

[@proegde161]

Hi Dan first i must say that you are awsome and second thing is that i want to ask you if you can make a video making beard or hair oil with Roman Chamomille oil or essence,is very expensive oil but would be nice to se a video how and with what it can bee blended..if is impossible to made a video..?Thanks

[@DanCBearded]

I do not give any advice on working with those kinds of oils because of the danger involved

[@colinWilliams-tv9is]

Dan, I watch your livestreams on Monday night’s. Yet I cannot find out how to comment

[@DanCBearded]

There is a live chat box, just need to find that!

[@aubreymasseyjr.676]

If most every company uses the same carrier oils does it really matter to change it up every once in awhile? Have had a beard for many decades but have not taken the beard care route til now. Thanks.

[@DanCBearded]

Oh man, the companies that are affiliates of mine do not have the same carriers. The industry has evolved sooo much and there are greatly unique blends!

[@SanjayMandal-wu2mq]

Hi Dan... Please mention.. what ingredients should be taken into account before buying a good beard oil?

[@DanCBearded]

Natural carrier oils is key. It’s impossible to make a list because there are hundreds of good options

[@SanjayMandal-wu2mq]

Ok.. I got it❤

[@carstenneuhaus7972]

As i say before Brother Amen 😊😊

[@DanCBearded]

Thank you!

[@robertchapan1390]

After applying oil to damp beard... next for me would be balm. Does balm go on right after oil? Wait for that damp beard to dry a bit? What is the process?

[@DanCBearded]

Wait 3-5 minutes before balm

[@robertchapan1390]

@@DanCBearded Thanks for the reply. Because of your awesome top products of 2023, just placed my order... Dr. Nicks Oil, Butrer, Balm... Beard Octane Oil & Wash... Weatherbeard Butter. Thanks for the videos and the replies. Great job.

[@DanCBearded]

You will love! @@robertchapan1390

[@colinWilliams-tv9is]

2 companies I need Dan the bearded man to check out: Oak City Beard Co and Genesee beard Co. please let me know bro

[@DanCBearded]

I hope they reach out this year!

[@zubayr7539]

Suggest best carrier oils

[@DanCBearded]

There is no best, it all comes down to personal so preference

[@Nick.McIntyre]

Too much oil varies based on brand too. You're going to need less of thicker oils and more of thinner oils, in my experience. #6 not using Dan's discount codes for beard oil

[@DanCBearded]

Absolutely spot on! The amount will be different for different brands and I bet that is something we don’t think of right away. Good call Nick!

[@amishguitar]

I blow dry my beard using a round brush to straighten it. My barber says I should use oil after I blow dry. Your advice is different. What should I do?

[@DanCBearded]

Your call man. I’m not here to argue with any barbers, but have many years of experience and research with beard care specifically. Most barbers do not.

[@amishguitar]

@@DanCBearded Thanks. I've poked around some other content creators like you and have come to the conclusion that my barber is mistaken. Love your content!

[@brian_db]

I have made my share of mistakes. If you put too much oil on the hands, could you rub it on your body before the beard to reduce the amount going on the face?

[@DanCBearded]

Yup!

[@Another_User_Name_]

I'm probably guilty of #1- Using too much oil, especially when the scent is very mild.

[@DanCBearded]

Totally understand!

[@mcpeteymcnustard7777]

Hey Dan, I know this isn’t really related to the video, but have you ever heard of Professor Edward J Fuzzworthy beard products? I saw some adds and things about them and I am interested in their products, but I can’t really find any reviews. Anyways, great vid as always man, stay bearded lol

[@DanCBearded]

Video coming next Friday on their “wash” bar!

[@mcpeteymcnustard7777]

@@DanCBearded Sweet! Thanks!

[@jagula]

You would advise against cyclopentaslixane, dimethiconol, dimethicone and likes in oil, right?

[@DanCBearded]

In oils, yes. No silicones in oils, balms, or butters

[@cikario30]

Thank my beard is a lot better by following your methods.

[@DanCBearded]

That’s awesome to hear Jose!