Adding my two cents to the wet-trim point — trimming a damp beard is the mistake I see most guys make. Wet hair sits longer than it will when dry, so you end up taking off more than you planned and spending weeks growing back the difference. The other silent killer is neckline creep: every little tidy-up takes the line a touch higher until the beard looks disconnected from the neck.
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Derek Nolan
Adding my two cents to the wet-trim point — trimming a damp beard is the mistake I see most guys make. Wet hair sits longer than it will when dry, so you end up taking off more than you planned and spending weeks growing back the difference. The other silent killer is neckline creep: every little tidy-up takes the line a touch higher until the beard looks disconnected from the neck.