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How to keep newly growing beard from itching?
#1
Around day 4-6 it itches like crazy.
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#2
Time... ain't nothing for it but letting it grow for a while.
For me, it took three weeks from my last shave before I realized it didn't itch any more.

Now, it's rather comfortable, being able to tug at my beard, or twirl a bit of beard as I think. Makes up for not having hair on top to run my fingers through any more.
Come to think of it, though... I'm gonna need a trim this weekend. It's getting a little scruffy around the edges.
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#3
.....shave it.....???
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#4
my cat is always licking my face, and my beard doesn't itch at all. Remember, cats are so soft because they are covered by dry cat spit. Get a cat!
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#5
You're creating a new little ecosystem on your face.

Give it a few days.

You can ease it a little by using hair conditioner on your beard in the shower to soften it and some moisturizing hand lotion after a shower to keep your skin from drying out as it adapts to the new environment, but lay off the skin conditioner before the 2-week mark or it'll get a little gross.
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#6
....son of a.......itch.....
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#7
Witch hazel
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#8
This might not be the best time to embark on something that will cause you to involuntarily scratch an itch.
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#9
NewtonMP2100 wrote:
.....shave it.....???

Blasphemer!

Sarcany wrote:
You're creating a new little ecosystem on your face.

Give it a few days.

You can ease it a little by using hair conditioner on your beard in the shower to soften it and some moisturizing hand lotion after a shower to keep your skin from drying out as it adapts to the new environment, but lay off the skin conditioner before the 2-week mark or it'll get a little gross.

Sarcany is right on the money with "Best Practice For New Beard".
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#10
Paul F. wrote:
Now, it's rather comfortable, being able to tug at my beard, or twirl a bit of beard as I think. Makes up for not having hair on top to run my fingers through any more.

Couldn't have said it better myself!
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