5 Beard Hygiene Problems Faced By Men
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Maintaining a beard is a good amount of work, men will agree. It looks stylish, it looks rugged and makes a statement. However, it doesn’t really make the cut if you don’t take good care of it. Most men just grow out a beard but have no clue about beard hygiene facts. When the facial hair becomes unmanageable and men begin to face a few problems, they simply shave it off!
To help you sustain your macho look, we’ve listed a few problems that bearded men face (bet you’ll relate to most of them) with some effective solutions. Read on:
Tinea barbae is a rare disease and is frequently misdiagnosed as more common conditions that affect the beard and mustache area like bacterial infection. The major risk factors include moist area, excessive sweating in beard areas.
Dr. M.G. Kartheeka, MBBS, MD(Pediatrics)
Read more about home remedies for dandruff.
In men, a beard almost acts as an accessory that can change and alleviate your facial structure and add that extra oomph to your personality. While keeping a well-maintained beard is every man’s dream, not all men know how to maintain it even if they grow one out. Here are a few tips for you to grow and maintain a healthy beard:
Fungal infection of the beard is a very common but neglected condition of the hair, hair follicles and the skin in the beard and the mustache area. Topical antifungal treatments are the mainstay of treatment in such scenarios.
Dr. Ashish Bajaj, M.B.B.S., M.D. in Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology
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