Getting Rid of Beard Dandruff | Combating Dry Skin Under Facial Hair | Tiege Hanley

We hope you enjoyed this video about getting rid of beard dandruff. If you think we missed anything or if you have future video topic recommendations, make sure you comment below. ----- TRY TIEGE Want to give Tiege Hanley a try? Learn more and claim your offer at http://tiege.com/ytbearddandruff ----- VIDEO SUMMARY TIPS AND TRICKS for combating beard dandruff and preventing it. Nothing is more frustrating than having dandruff flakes in your facial hair. Fight beard dandruff with these quick-and-easy tips. 00:00 On, Under and In Your Beard Unfortunately, beard dandruff can fill your facial hair. You might notice it on, under, or even in your beard. No matter which part of your beard is suffering from dandruff, it’s important you get rid of it so you can look your best at all times. Plus, it’s bad for your skin, too. 00:29 It’s Not Bacteria A lot of people think beard dandruff is a result of bacteria building up in your facial hair, but that’s not the case. In fact, people without facial hair have more bacteria on their face than people with beards. One way bacteria can spread on your face is from excessively touching it. Need to break that habit? Check out our blog How to Stop Touching Your Face: http://tiege.com/ytbearddandruff1 00:59 Stop Using Body Wash on Your Face Guys will often use their body wash to clean their face or, worse, use a 3-in-1; however, this results in dry skin patches and facial hair dandruff. A regular bar of soap has an average pH level of 9 to 10 which disrupts your own skin’s pH balance and leads to a dehydrating effect. Yet to consider your pH balance before? Study up with our blog post Should Men Care About pH Balance?: http://tiege.com/ytbearddandruff2 02:05 Use a Beard Oil Beard oil is especially important if you wash your beard with shampoo and conditioner. Although shampooing and conditioning your beard is good for the hairs, it strips the skin underneath of its natural oils. This lack of oil causes your beard to dry out and that’s when you’ll start to notice dandruff. Plus, beard oil keeps your facial hair firm and in place so it’s well-shaped. Haven’t used beard oil before? Study up before giving it a try with our blog How to Use Beard Oil - A Step-by-Step Guide: http://tiege.com/ytbearddandruff3 02:31 Stop Using Fragrances If you’ve been using products that have fragrances, that’s likely causing your dry patches and beard dandruff. Fragrances can cause red and itchy skin, especially for people with sensitive skin, as well as dandruff. For a text-based version of this skin care advice, check out our blog Best Skin Care Routine to Prevent Beard Dandruff: http://tiege.com/ytbearddandruff4 ----- If you liked this video and want to check out more videos from the host, Dave Perrotta, you can check out his channel at    / postgradcasanova   ----- WATCH MORE VIDEOS ➤ Aaron Marino's "Starting a Business + Building a Brand" vlog - http://tiege.com/tiegehanleyvlog ➤ Educational videos about a variety of men's topics - http://tiege.com/tiegehanlyedu ➤ Tiege Hanely product videos - http://tiege.com/tiegehanleyproducts ----- FOLLOW US ➤ Facebook -   / tiegehanley   ➤ Instagram -   / tiegehanley   ➤ TikTok -   / tiegehanley   ➤ Twitter -   / tiegehanley   ➤ Pinterest -   / tiegehanley   #TiegeHanley #BeardDandruff #BeardGrooming