whenever i put hands on my beard or beard brush it i got so many hairs on my hand and in beard brush what should i do now . Some of my hairs of beard are becoming brown and one hair become grey.It looks to odd, I don’t use any oil and nothing.I only wash my beard when I wash my face.Please suggest some products name which are less costly as i am a student and can’t purchase costly items . And please give me full day routine to take care of my beard and products with there name too.

Hi Harpreet,

Tim here. Thank you for checking out the blog. I understand you are concerned about how many beard hairs you are losing when washing and combing your beard. May I ask, how often do you wash and comb your beard? Have you noticed the hair loss is just in your beard or also in the hair on your head?

I’m not sure what your beard care routine looks like or what shampoo you have been using but if it seems harsh and does not have natural ingredients that promote hair health, I certainly would switch to something else.

Beard oil won’t solve the issue but it also won’t hurt to use if you haven’t. Your main goal should be to keep your skin and beard clean and conditioned. I accomplish this by using our Beard Shampoo 2-3 times a week. After towel drying my beard I use some Face Lotion and then beard oil to lock in the moisture. After applying beard oil I comb my beard. On the days I do not wash my beard with the shampoo, I use beard oil and comb as well. Hopefully that helps some. Happy to help with any other questions.

Take care,

Tim

Whenever i wash my beard i get so many hair loss or whenever i put hands on my beard or comb it i got so many hairs on my hand and comb what should i do now i started using beardo oil should i change the comb and shampoo plss let me know

Hi Vyankatesh,

Tim here. Thanks for checking out the article and for your question! As we discuss in the article, the normal loss varies per person but 10-15 sounds well within the norm. Should you start to see the number increase or see clumps coming out, that would be something to cause concern.

Coconut oil is a helpful ingredient for your skin and hair which will help make sure your beard hair is strong. No ingredient or product is going to cause your beard to grow though. Your beard growth comes from your genetics and then you just want to be sure to maintain what you have.

Please let me know if I can help with anything else.

Take care,

Tim

What is a normal beard hair loss?
Should coconut oil is good for beard growth?
I’ve lossing 10 to 15 beard while combing

Hi Nimish,

Tim here. Thanks for checking out the blog! I understand you are concerned about beard hair loss. 10-15 per day could be on the edge of being bad. What do you mean your young beard hairs fall out? They just fall out by themselves or when you touch your beard or comb it?

It could be that you just need to give yourself some time to get a little older and let those beard hairs getting a little stronger and more confident. Make sure you are drinking plenty of water and have a well-balanced diet as that can certainly factor into beard hair health.

Let me know if I can help with anything else.

Take care,

Tim

Sir i an 19 years old and i loose 10 to 15 beard hair per day .my young beard hair also falls out.the beard hair which i have grown in last 6 -8 months are also falling out.i don’t think that this is normal .plz tell sir 🙏🙏🙏

Hi Sean,

Tim here. Thanks for checking out the blog and for your question. If you are losing hairs when applying wax, that means you have not warmed the wax enough and you should definitely stop and warm the wax more if you start pulling hairs out. If you are using an extra firm hold wax like Secondary, I would recommend using a hair dryer on low heat to heat until the wax is soft and pliable. You may have to warm it up a few times during the application and styling process. This will ensure that you are not needlessly pulling those hairs out.

For wax removal, please check out this blog article (https://www.canyouhandlebar.com/blogs/moustache-care/how-to-wash-moustache-wax-out-of-your-moustache-moustache-wax-removal-tips) with tips. Basically, you can use some mild soap, beard shampoo and/or beard oil to safely remove the wax and then use beard oil to condition and soften the moustache.

Our Primary wax is a nice medium hold that is easier to apply for those short points and is easily washed out. Sadly we are out of stock right now but I can let you know the moment we have more in stock.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Take care,

Tim

Hi Tim,

I notice when I use a wax that I frequently lose hairs about 4-10 depending on how long I spend trying to wax and style. Is this natural? I have a hard time massaging wax in after heating it up by either keeping the tin in my pocket or letting the hot water in the bathroom sink run on it.

I’d like something firm to hold the ends together for some nice short points, but I want a product that is also softer on my hair and easier to wash out (water-soluble maybe?) Would a sculpting mud of some kind work?

Hi Jerin,

Tim here. Thanks for checking out the blog and for your comment! I understand you are concerned about beard hairs falling out when you massage your face/beard. It can be normal for a few hairs to fall out but you shouldn’t see large amounts. Do you brush your beard often? If not, it could be that those loose hairs come out when you touch your beard. If you brush your beard often and still see hairs falling out when you massage your beard, that may not be good.

To minimize hair loss, include an effective conditioner such as beard oil or beard dry oil (beard balm) into your routine and make sure that you are grooming your beard with a high-quality comb or brush.

Let me know if I can help with anything else.

Take care,

Tim

My beard falls out while doing massage…..Is it normal? Or what should I do to stop it?

Hi Nimish Kumar,

Tim here. Thank you for stopping by the blog and for your question. I understand you are concerned about beard hairs coming out when you oil your beard. 3-4 is well within the norm, especially if you haven’t recently brushed your beard when you oil it. If you start to see a very large number of hairs coming out when you oil then it may be a cause for concern but 3-4 is quite normal.

As to the patchy beard, it may very well grow in time but it really comes down to your genetics. We have written an article about patchy beard which you can read here: https://www.canyouhandlebar.com/blogs/beard-care/can-you-cure-your-patchy-beard?pos=1&_sid=360dde51e&ss=r

Please let me know if I can help with anything else. Thank you for stopping by the blog. Stay bearded!

Take care,
Tim
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Sir I am having 3 or 4 beard hair lost every time I oil my beard. is it normal .and I am 18 years old.and I also have some patchy beard .will it grow by time.

Hi Priyanshu,

Tim here. Thank you for checking out the blog! I understand you are concerned about a part of your beard that has been losing hair and then growing back white hair. How much hair did you lose? Is the white beard hair filling in the same amount? I am not sure how old you are but it might just be that phase of life for you and your beard. I started getting some white places in my beard before I was 30. If the white hairs growing back are the same amount as what you lost, I wouldn’t be too concerned.

Let me know if I can help with anything else. Stay bearded and take care!

Tim

Losing Beard Hair in a particular place & grow some white beard hair in that place

Hi Ahmed,

Tim here. Thank you for checking out the blog and for your comment. I understand you are concerned with your beard hair falling out when touching it.

As the article discusses, there are healthy amounts of hair loss and then there are unhealthy amounts. If you feel you are in an unhealthy amount, try to make sure you are keeping your skin and beard clean and conditioned. Make sure you are not touching your beard or tugging on it either.

Additionally, you want to make sure you have a good clean diet to encourage strong and healthy hair. Water and vegetables will go a long way. My advice would be to let your beard grow and try really hard not to touch it unless you are applying oil. Use a brush or comb to gently brush/comb your beard. The bulbs at the end may mean you have some ingrown hairs or that your skin and hair are really dry. This could be from touching your beard too much.

We talk about how touching your beard too much can damage your beard in this article: https://www.canyouhandlebar.com/blogs/beard-care/touching-your-beard?pos=1&_sid=000978808&ss=r

Hope that helps!

Tim
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Hi Aarshiya,

Tim here. Thank you for checking out the blog. I understand you are concerned about too much beard hair coming out and having a patch of hair on your face. As the article discusses, there are healthy amounts of hair loss and then there are unhealthy amounts. If you feel you are in an unhealthy amount, try to make sure you are keeping your skin and beard clean and conditioned. Make sure you are not touching your beard or tugging on it either.

Additionally, you want to make sure you have a good clean diet to encourage strong and healthy hair. Water and vegetables will go a long way. As to the patch, you can read our thoughts on curing patchy beard in this article: https://www.canyouhandlebar.com/blogs/beard-care/can-you-cure-your-patchy-beard?pos=1&_sid=25ccbde4f&ss=r

Hope that helps!

Tim
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Hello, I’m 21 i grow out my beard for about 3 months and i noticed that my hair is falling out when i touch it, so i decided to shave it and now i am growing it back it has been a month and it is still falling out and the falling hair is so short and it has a bulb at its end and it’s falling when i touch my beard like striking it.
I don’t know what it concerns me is the falling hair is too short.

Sir i want information about loosing of lots of beard hair at one time or loss of one big patch hair on face that make me worried about my friend plz help us

Hey Akshay,

Tim here. I’m glad you found the article and that it helped you have some peace of mind about that hair loss. I know it can definitely be a concerning experience. Thanks for checking out the blog and for leaving the comment. Be well and stay bearded!

Tim
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God I was so worried! Thank you so much

Hi Mike,

Tim here. Thanks so much for checking out the blog! I’m glad you enjoyed the post and info. Olive oil is one of many excellent ingredients for healthy skin and hair. Thanks again for checking out the blog! Let me know if I can help with anything else.

Tim
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Good info thanks slot ,I use olive oil anyway Thanks!

Hey Jean-Marc,

Tim here. Thanks for checking out the blog! I understand you are concerned about how many beard hairs you are losing and your beard feeling thinner. Thanks for checking with us!

How tight is your braid when you braid your beard? How heavy are the Viking beads? I’m wondering if you are pulling too much on your beard from the braid and beads which would cause more hairs to come out. I recommend a light braid when braiding your beard so you are not pulling and putting too much pressure on your beard hairs. The extra weight of the beads could add to that as well.

Also, if you take the braid out to wash, oil and comb, I would expect you would see hairs coming out as they are probably held in the braid but may have already detached from your face.

I’d recommend either doing a looser braid or taking a break from braiding to see if that helps improve retaining some of those beard hairs.

Hope that helps some!

Tim
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I’m losing a lot of hairs every day when I comb and oil. I keep my beard braided with three viking beads at the end (it’s about 270mm long braided, about 2 1/2 years growth) and I’ve noticed in the last month or two, the beads slip on much easier, and go much higher on the braid. The braid is much much thinner due to the constant clumps of hair coming out when I comb. I’m concerned that I’m going to end up with 3 hairs on my chin.

Jean-Marc

Hey Jerry,

Tim here. Thanks for checking out the blog! I can definitely understand your concern with losing those hairs. You are right, 10-15 a day does add up in a year. The good news is, typically your beard growth keeps up as well. Unless you start noticing big clumps or patches where you used to grow, I wouldn’t be too concerned.

Billy has a great beard and has for years. The whispy part at the end is normal as every beard has a terminal length. Rather than starting over (he’s been growing that beard for decades), he could just trim the end where it is whispy. I do this once or twice a year as my best length is around 10-11"

My advice for you would be to stay patient, let it grow and see what happens. If you start getting whispy at the ends but the rest is full, maybe consider trimming occasionally.

Cheers,

Tim
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I’m about 27 months in and i’m concerned about the shedding. 10 to 15 a day adds up in a year. If normal and nothing to worry about, check out Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top. His is so whispy, he should start over. That’s my main concern. The Billy Gibbons affect.

Hey Frank,

Tim here. Glad you found us and thanks for checking out the blog. Great question! We actually have an article that address how often you should wash your beard. You can check that out here (sorry, don’t have a way of linking directly): https://www.canyouhandlebar.com/blogs/beard-care/12805169-how-often-should-i-wash-my-beard-or-moustache

The day you are seeing hair loss is the same day you wash it? Or the same day you use beard oil? Sorry, wasn’t sure which you meant. If it is the day you wash it then that is completely normal. If it is a different day and you are losing hair when applying beard oil, that may be normal as well. How often are you combing or brushing your beard?

As addressed in this article, I wouldn’t worry too much unless you are seeing lots and lots of hair loss often and notice your beard feeling thinner.

Hope this helps! Let me know if I can help with anything else, ok?

Tim
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Hi there,
Just discovered your website and pretty interesting, wanted to ask you; been growing a beard for 1 year and 2 weeks now; I have to say it´s been growing big and huge. i wash it once a week with beard shampoo and organic beard soap and use beard oil not everyday…that particular day it falls lots of hair. Is this normal? and how many days a week you recommend me washing? I heard washing it everyday is not recommended. Thanks

Hey Gable,

Tim here. Thanks so much for checking out our blog post!

I can certainly understand your concern with the hair loss. From what we’ve learned and what you shared, I think you’re still well within the norm.

Have you had any diet changes or moved or anything like that since the last time you grew out your beard? Those are some of the only other factors that I can think of. Stress, lack of sleep, or a diet lacking proper nutrients could all factor into hair loss in general.

The only other advice I would have would be to be patient, let your beard grow, keep maintaining it with a good beard shampoo, beard oil or balm, and consistent combing/brushing.

Hope this helps some!

Tim
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Hello, I read the article and a lot of it makes sense, but I still worry my hair loss is abnormal. I’ve been growing a beard for a little while now, and while it’s not thick its definitely full, as it covers most of my face and chin. My concern is randomly and suddenly, I started noticing hairs coming out when I would stroke my chin or when I was washing it. Today for instance I was washing it and counted 8 hairs on my hands that had come out. And this happens fairly often as I wash it about twice a week. I also notice some come out when i put wax into it, and I always make sure to be gentle to not pull any put by force. I’ve never noticed this before when I’ve grown it out and I’m wondering why its happening now. I’m worried at the rate these hairs fall out my bears will soon have thin patches. Any insight you could give me would be great.

Hey Abrat,

Tim here. Thanks for reading! Really sorry to hear you’re seeing a lot of hair loss daily. How often do you wash or condition your beard? And how often are you brushing it?

Some hair loss is expected and not all beard will grow long and thick. There are definitely some genetic limitations that factor in your beard growth. Having a healthy regimen of washing, conditioning (with conditioner or beard oil), and grooming can help to a certain extent.

Please let me know if I can help with anything else.

Tim
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i loss my beard many times a day and i have curly beard and my beard thins day by day and i do not grow longer bear and thicker

Hey Carl,

Thanks for reading! Glad that perspective resonates with you. It is easy to get nervous and think something is wrong. Sorry to hear you started completely over but glad you will have a new perspective this time around. Stay bearded!

Tim
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