Maintaining Maximum Flow
We make a lot of content for guys with long hair, but we’ve never covered how to maintain a long beard with long hair. A fraternity within a fraternity, having long hair and a long beard poses unique challenges, opportunities and maintenance requirements that every man with twofold flow should be prepared for.
Few men possess a more sensational long beard with long hair combo than our very own El Sicario, who aptly refers to his follicle fusion as “maximum flow.” With long, cascading locks and a beard that would make Longhairs of the Old West proud, he’s well-positioned to offer tips and insights for guys who double down.
What’s The Difference?
Maintaining a long beard shares many parallels with the tenets of hair care. Unlike the hair on your scalp though, your beard is constantly bombarded with food, drink, sneezes and myriad questionable particulates.
Unfortunately, a lot of men don’t realize their long beard demands special attention, including regular cleansing, conditioning and maintenance. Or even worse, they use the same 7-in-1 head detergent on their facial hair, yikes.
While much of your hair and beard maintenance can be done at home, the occasional visit to a competent and qualified barber will maximize your dual-mane magic.
Special Care For A Long Beard With Long Hair
That’s how the stage is set for El Sicario’s trip to his favorite barbershop, Lion’s Mane Grooming Co., where Shelbee puts on a masterclass in long hair and beard care.
Watch and achieve maximum flow with El Sicario.
El Sicario
The Lion’s Mane Grooming Co. Barbershop
Quality grooming, handcrafted haircuts, beard shaping and old fashioned, hot-lather straight razor shaves in an elevated & refined environment. Make an appointment at Lion’s Mane Grooming Co. in Little Italy, and tell them El Sicario sent you (actually don’t…that could cause confusion).
And while you’re there…
James Coffee Co.
Enjoy an exquisite cup of freshly-roasted coffee on premises at James Coffee Co. Longtime friends and proud sponsors of The Great Cut, founder and mega-rock-star-longhair David Kennedy was our inaugural guest on Episode 1 of Let It Ride.
We enthusiastically recommend a visit or a coffee subscription with James Coffee Co.
