With a double-sided, flexible trimmer blade that can squeeze into any crevice on your face or neck, you won’t find a more ...

Knowing how to trim your beard is part of being a bearded man. Our grooming editor gives a step-by-step with advice from a master barber and grooming educator.

Beards are omnipresent, but like anything grooming-related, they require maintenance—and learning how to trim your beard is a great place to start. Sure, you could visit a barber, but if you ...

Tilting changes your neck position, leading to an uneven cut. Instead, keep a neutral head position and use a trimmer to ...

Comb the beard down and cut across in small sections, sometimes point cutting into the beard diagonally. If [you] cut straight across at the bottom, it’ll look like the equivalent of a bowl cut for ...

Whether you’re growing out your beard or prefer a close-to-the-face look, here are five mistakes everyone makes when trimming a beard, and how to avoid them. 1. Trimming your beard when it’s wet ...

Whether you went into quarantine with a beard or you're dedicated to coming out of it with one, you'll want to know how to nail a beard fade on your own.

When your beard is too straight, he explains, "it's going to look weird"—think bad combover weird. The real problem? Many guys think longer, straighter facial hair will cover up patchy spots.

For stubble, you’ll want to trim and style your beard every 2-3 days, while if you’re trying to grow out your beard, you can leave it for longer, like every 2-4 weeks.