Beards are a great way to keep your face warm, look cool, and add some style to your overall look. Unfortunately, many men who try growing a beard quickly find out that they're not as prepared as they thought they were. Many issues can pop up when you grow a beard, but one of the most common ones is beard dandruff, otherwise known as ‘beardruff’. If you're wondering how to stop beard dandruff or how it can be prevented in the first place, there are some simple things you can do every day to make sure it doesn't become a problem for you.

• Wash your beard with the natural and organic products
• Dry your beard properly
• Brush your beard every day
• Use Beard Oils or Beard Balms
• See a Dermatologist

1. Wash your beard with the proper products.

If you're suffering from beard dandruff, the first thing you should do is wash your beard with a beard shampoo. Beard shampoos are specially formulated to cleanse facial hair without stripping away all of its natural oils and moisturizers. The skin on your face is different than other parts of your body, so using a face wash on it could strip away all the oily sebum that keeps your skin soft and supple. But not all cleansers are created equal! Some products may contain sulfates and parabens—chemicals that can irritate sensitive skin and cause blemishes. Look for products labeled as "natural" or "organic." 

Polished Gentleman’s Beard Shampoo is infused with a custom blend of biotin, organ & organic ingredients that ensure a silky and softer beard. It is also made with tea tree oil that stimulates beard follicles and promotes beard growth. A cleansed beard is softer, cleaner, and healthier – plus it smells great! It’s important to remember that not only does regular washing help prevent dirt build-up in between washes, but it also removes dead skin cells which would otherwise make your beard look dull. 

Conditioning your beard is an important part of growing a healthy, voluminous beard. Conditioners can help reduce dandruff and beard itch, as well as keep your hair soft, shiny, and healthy.  Polished Gentleman’s Beard Conditioner is an all-natural beard softener set that can definitely satisfy your manly bearded needs. It contains argan oil, manuka honey, and tea tree oil, which promote smooth and suave facial hair. Beard conditioners are usually applied after shampooing and left on for 2-5 minutes before rinsing thoroughly.

2. Dry your beard properly.

Most people don't know how to properly dry their beards, which can result in dandruff. Drying your beard incorrectly can lead to a buildup of dead skin cells and oil that clogs your hair follicles. When this happens, you'll start seeing flakes on your face—and you won't be happy about it.

Some men try to blow-dry their beards after washing them, but that's not the best idea because it can actually damage the hair (especially if you use a traditional hairdryer). Instead of blow-drying or using a flat iron or curling iron on your beard, just towel dry thoroughly instead. You may have heard that rubbing hard when drying your face will help remove dirt better than gently patting dry with a towel, but there's no scientific basis for this claim—and besides: who wants to rub their face-off?

3. Brush your beard every day.

If you’re struggling with beard dandruff, brushing your beard is one of the most important things you can do to keep it clean and healthy. The first step to minimizing dandruff on your beard is to brush it after a shower or bath. A boar bristle brush is best for this because it will remove dirt and other particles from the hair shafts without being too rough. If using an electric hairbrush, choose one that’s designed for beards (most have softer bristles) so as not to damage your facial hair fibers further. Use circular motions with moderate pressure in order to lift dead skin cells and promote the growth of new ones underneath them—this will keep flakes away better than any other method!

Stop beardruff with  Polished Gentleman’s Beard Grooming Kit with a pocket-size beard brush and beard comb designed to fit perfectly in your pocket to groom and get that beard beast under control anytime, anywhere. Beard comb kit that has different types of comb for your beard. Anti-static bamboo detangles wet and dry beards with ease, removes dirt, distributes beard oil, and massages facial hair to stimulate natural oil production for healthy beard and skin.

4. Use Beard Oils or Beard Balms.

When you think of dandruff, the first thing that comes to mind is head-scratching. But it's not just limited to your scalp! You can get it on other parts of your body, too—like your beard. Fortunately, there are a number of ways to treat and prevent this unsightly condition from cropping up in your facial hair. Beard oil is one of the best things you can use for treating dandruff because it hydrates and conditions each strand of hair as well as moisturizes the skin underneath the beard (which helps reduce itchiness). The other great thing about beard oils is that they don't rely on chemicals or harsh ingredients: instead, they contain natural ingredients like jojoba oil, argan oil, and vitamin E. 

Polished Gentleman’s Beard Oil will make your beard hydrated and moisturized. Infused with Olive, Jojoba, Avocado & Argan oils for naturally magnificent beard volume. It will also create sensory delight with rosemary & cedarwood oil extract. This beard care product is made organically free from chemicals that cause infections, so turn an itchy, dry, and cranky beard into softer, shinier & glorious facial hair. 

5. See a Dermatologist.

If nothing seems to be stopping the flakes, then see a dermatologist. Dermatologists can prescribe special shampoos or creams to help with dandruff. These products will be more effective than any over-the-counter shampoo or cream you can buy at the drugstore. A dermatologist can also help you with other skin problems, such as acne and eczema. If you're concerned about whether or not your beard is too long, a dermatologist will be able to tell you if it's causing any irritation on your face and neck.

Finally, some people worry about what effect shaving will have on their beard—will it grow back thicker? A dermatologist can give advice on how often to shave (or not) based on your hair type and growth pattern so that you don't end up shaving more frequently than necessary; this could lead to ingrown hairs and skin irritation in addition to folliculitis caused by bacteria from shaving too much!

Takeaway

So, there you have it. There are many ways to reduce beard dandruff and keep that fuzzy face of yours happy. Once you do get rid of dandruff, don't forget to follow your routine every day to keep it at bay. Enjoy those clean and soft beards! The key to preventing beard dandruff is to understand what you're doing to it, and then make sure it's properly cared for. Here at  Polished Gentleman, we have everything you need to  Stop Beard Dandruff. Get the beard you've always dreamt of. Not only will it be glorious to behold, but it will also be incredibly polished.