>Buy a good solid beard brush. Brush it several times a day
>but keep in mind the beard is gonna do what it does. Don't try
>to force it if it.
>
>Also, don't trim it too soon. Let it get a good solid
>foundation before you do anything. This doesn't include
>keeping it edged up, you don't want to go around looking like
>Grady from Sanford and Son.
>
>You will need a solid beard butter or balm as well as a beard
>oil. I only use oil on weekends to keep this skin under the
>beard from getting dry. You don't want beard dandruff. When
>selecting a balm or butter, get one that does not contain
>silicon.

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