How To Fix A Patchy Beard-When You’re About To Give Up

Yes, facial hair grows naturally but that doesn’t mean that it will grow in as thick and full as you would like. With beards being a facial hair trend that isn’t going anywhere soon you may be frustrated that your beard isn’t growing in the way you want it to—but don’t give up. Here’s how to fix a patchy beard.

Invest In Beard-Care Products

We get it, you like to keep your morning routine as simple as possible—but if you want to grow a thick and full beard you are going to have to make a few changes to your daily routine. Not to worry, as we have a simple 3-Step solution that only adds a minute or two to your busy morning.

Step 1: Uncle Jimmy’s Hair, Beard, & Body Wash

While you can get away washing your face with standard bar soap without a beard, it’s time to transition to a formula that is gentle enough for the sensitive skin on your face, and also gentle enough that it won’t strip or dry out the hair on your head or beard. We make it easy by providing you with a body wash you can use from head to toe, no extra step or product required!

Step 2: Uncle Jimmy’s Beard Softener Conditioning Balm

Whether you aim to grow scruff, a short beard, or a long and bushy beard it’s time to start applying a daily conditioning balm. Not only will the balm minimize ingrown hairs, but it will nourish and moisturize your skin and beard. It will also keep your beard conditioned, soft, and manageable—ensuring you look your best. A little bit goes a long way, and the shorter your beard the less balm you require.

Step 3: Uncle Jimmy’s Beard Growth Oil

You may already be using beard oil, but if you have patches it’s time to transition to an oil designed specifically to help you grow your beard. The difference is that it will work from the roots up creating a healthy foundation to grow the beard you are waiting patiently to rock. Just like the conditioning balm, a little bit of beard growth oil goes a long way.

Resist The Temptation To Trim

At most, trim, shape, and clean up the edges of your patchy beard, but the best way to fill in your beard is to allow it to grow unobstructed for at least a solid 4 weeks. The longer it grows the more it fills in and the easier it will be to hide your patches with the longer surrounding beard hair. This might mean that your initial beard is a bit longer than you had planned, as you need to let the patches reach your desired length. Use a bristled beard brush to comb and shape your growing beard into place.

Finally, once your patchy beard fills in maintain, your daily product grooming schedule to keep it soft, full, and healthy.

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