How to Make Facial Hair Softer

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Soften up your facial hair to make it more manageable.

If you're tired of the itchiness and razor burn synonymous with rough facial hair, look into softening your beard or stubble. You can take a few simple measures to make your facial hair softer and easier to shave and groom. In addition, there are a number of grooming products you can use to soften up your stubble in a timely manner. Whether you're interested in getting a closer, cleaner shave or simply making a beard more manageable, you stand to benefit from softer facial hair. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Moisturizing shampoo
  • Moisturizing conditioner
  • Pre-shave oil
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Instructions

    • 1

      Wash your facial hair with a moisturizing shampoo. Use your hands to rub a small amount of shampoo into your facial hair in much the same manner as you lather up the hair on your head. This step is particularly important for men with long beards, as it keeps facial hair clean and free of excess sebum.

    • 2

      Condition your facial hair. After you've rinsed off the shampoo, rub some conditioner into your facial hair and let it sit for a minute or two before rinsing it off. This will give the conditioner's moisturizing properties ample time to take hold.

    • 3

      Massage your facial hair. Gently rub the hair with your fingertips to stimulate your face's oil-producing glands. Your face's natural oils will help soften up your beard or stubble.

    • 4

      Apply a pre-shave oil to your face. If you want to soften your facial hair for shaving purposes, apply a pre-shave oil to any areas you'd like to shave. These products are generally composed of soothing essential oils and are effective in moistening rough stubble.

Tips & Warnings

  • When shopping for a good facial hair conditioner, you can't go wrong with a jojoba oil-based product. This type of oil opens up your hair follicles and is quickly absorbed.

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