Week 1
itchiness is the first thing you’ll notice. Power through. Start using a beard oil of some kind to help keep your face and beard moisturized.
You’ll start to notice the beginnings of what your beard will look like. This is the stubble stage, it’s also one that is most popular with the ladies.
The bum stage. People will ask you if you’re going to shave. You’re going to start noticing the patches, but resist the urge to trim.
You’ve made it to a pivotal point. The patches should be filling in nicely. It’s a good time to see a barber you trust for a trim.
It may seem like the growth has slowed but keep going! By now you’ll probably be settled on what shape you want your beard to have.
The fullness will become noticeable. You may even see your beard in your peripheral vision. Either keep letting your barber clean it up when you visit, or learn how to do it yourself.
Maintain the status quo. If you trim it yourself and mess up don’t make any rash decisions and shave it all off. You are becoming a beard aficionado.
You’ve reached a years (a beard grown for a year). Determine the length you want to go for. If you’d like to keep the length going, then keep on growing. Otherwise keep it styled using beard waxes and balms.
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