Beards
Growing a beard: keep direction during the in-between stage
Growing a beard is a transition between your current length and the silhouette you want to reach. During that period, edges, moustache and loose bulk can need different attention from the sections that need to gain length.
State the goal and the current frustration
Show the length or form you ultimately want and explain where the beard feels awkward now. This lets areas needing length stay alone while the lip edge or neckline can still be tidied.
A photo of your own current beard makes the difference between “growing” and “doing nothing” concrete.
Preserve length where it will matter later
Indicate whether you want to build length mainly at the chin, cheeks or underside. At the same time, discuss where less bulk would feel good. The goal remains visible without the form becoming heavy or restless on the way.
When unsure, ask for small steps. More can come off later; growing takes patience.
Choose an intermediate shape you will wear
An interim shape can have a calm cheek line, tidy mouth area or a suitable connection to the haircut. Choose an outline you enjoy beyond the first day and that suits your maintenance.
At the next appointment, explain how the beard fell between visits. That makes the next step more specific.
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Discuss your preferences in the chair
Bring your reference and explain your everyday hair routine. Browse the treatments, then choose an appointment at L’Artiste in Almere.