CHILDREN'S HAIRCUT

Beard trimming is an essential part of maintaining a well-groomed and stylish beard. Regular trimming helps to keep your beard neat, tidy, and free from split ends, which can make it look unruly and unkempt. When it comes to beard trimming, there are a few key things to keep in mind.

COMMON TYPES OF BEARD TRIMS

Before trimming your beard, it’s also important to decide on the length and style you want to achieve. This will help you to determine how much hair to remove and where to trim. It’s also a good idea to start with a longer length and gradually work your way down, as it’s easier to take more off than to add it back.

Classic Beard: This is a full beard that is allowed to grow naturally. It is typically trimmed along the neck and cheeks to maintain a neat and clean appearance.
Stubble Beard: Stubble is a short beard that is maintained at a length of 1-2mm. It can be achieved by using a trimmer on the lowest setting or by letting a full beard grow for a few days before trimming it down.
Short Beard: A short beard is typically trimmed to a length of 2-4cm. It can be styled in a variety of ways, including a goatee or a soul patch.
Long Beard: A long beard is typically trimmed to a length of 7cm or longer. It can be styled in a variety of ways, including a ducktail or a full beard with a styled mustache.
Mustache Trim: This involves trimming and shaping the mustache to create a specific style, such as a handlebar or a horseshoe.