What's going on, guys. Welcome back to ARCCWAY a new direction of a modern man. And today
is quarantine day number 29 as today is another day of quarantine. So I'm gonna let you guys
know how to maintain a beard while being quarantined, and you guys can't reach your barber because
they're in self isolation themselves. So this is actually perfect for anyone who
is going to be doing interviews from online. If you guys have to do like meetups with your
friends online, if you got to do anything you need to do online and you just gotta look
trim and proper and you don't have the resources to go to barber, so how to maintain a beard.
Well, I've been quarantined. Let's go. All right, so what I'm going to do here is
I'm going to run you through my routine of what I do live actually. So this is honestly,
this is the rug cut version of what I do on my day to day basis, especially in this time
that essence goes, I can't reach my barber much like. How many people out there, like
yourself and other people? So this is why I firstly do. So the first
thing I usually do is I drop off the shower, which I am right now. So the first thing I
usually do when I come in the shower is that I pick out my beard. And if you have not a
curly beard, you have that kind of a straight course. Beard does brush it through or this
use whatever tools you guys have. For me, I have a pic, so I usually do my beard.
I just pick it up. I usually pick it out just to see the length of what I'm working with
because we're going to be doing some stripping and we're going to do is shape, shaping, really
clean up the edges. So I just usually pick it out just to see what I'm working with all
overall and ain't get my brush just to brush it all as both.
So I've tried to get the full spectrum of what I'm working with and what I'm D I D lead
really be using the tool wise. I'm basically getting to my tool kit and I get my tea outliner.
So this way here is my tea out later. Maybe you guys have probably seen this food or barbershop.
You're probably Barbary lined you up with this special on your forehead.
Or just kind of lined up your beard or whatever the case may be. But this was something predominantly
you'll see in every barber shop. So I usually get this, um, basically why you use it with
the tea outliner is I clean up the ends of my beard, so I'll show you guys how I do that.
And from there I'll just show you guys how I maintain any like lines in course.
His outfit trend is on, I basically, it's gonna like. Figure out my line here and I
kind of guide myself of where I kind of cut previously before and kind of to see like
what's comfortable for me to do. So this is kinda tough cause I'm actually looking at
a camera up top, but I'm gonna see if I can show you guys exactly what I'm doing messing
it up. So I kind of precut already cause I didn't
want to mess this up on camera. I mean, you guys disagree about it. So for me, what I
usually do with this is I get the tea eyeliner. I basically put it on a touch point where
my inner ear is on a kind of line it downwards. You guys will see that. So a year I kind of
just lined up and I kind of turn it on and I push out further.
They're lining up, push out there, put it down, push out. I'm not a burner, so I don't
know exactly the lingo, but I just kind of, let's line up just of what I see. Pretty down
there. They push out and down and push out. And then when it comes down to the corners
is where I'm more, uh, more precise with my cutting.
So I turn, so basically I kind of sharpen up here. Sometimes they used to go down, they
kind of damage the skin. So what I usually do is I just let me flick up. And then got
better over time cause you don't want to flick up too hard and then, you know, cut your beard.
So just do it lightly here, there, and then there.
See here that nice cut straight line. That's how I kind of defined mine. My line here.
Beard, when it does come down, when it does come down to the face here, uh, what I usually
do is like, I can show you, I turn it on and I kind of just line it up like this. So I
looked into the mirror, I lined up. Ideally what I like.
And I don't do anything more than I need to. So this is what I usually do with this. It's
just I just usually just take up the loose ends. I'll do anything too crazy. I don't
make the fun lines. I don't do any of that because I'd rather have my barber take care
of that because I don't want to ever mess that up.
What I do plus stash is. I kind of brush outwards. So I brush. I was wearing just to get the
loose grains and Louise Harris, so that is all cleaned up so I can, I can see what I'm
doing, I can know what I'm doing and I feel more comfortable doing it. So that's how I
get rid of loose Harris, because you don't want the strands coming up everywhere.
You want to all be. And it's simultaneously in sync. So especially down the can really
help you to find, where does news hairs a ruin me? So I use beard butter right here,
so it's a double cream as I am, so it's actually pretty good to use. Um, so I've grabbed a
little visits I put into my hand. You really don't need that much.
She'll need like a penny size. So after you put like a penny size in that hand, pretty
much, pretty much geared all around and usually I usually wipe down. One of the big things
we can do when we're doing this is honestly, even under the beard. Yeah. Acid. To me, that's
a place where a lot of, um, dryness, cashew occurs.
It is kind of uncut and unkept. So I was grabbed, bloom, a blurb, a little bit more put in my
hand, but I'll put it under my beard. So that way it's these moisturized all around, especially
on the edges to make sure you get the edges. Cause these are the places that are most apparently
dry for me. And, uh, this is over Tyler having a beard.
I noticed different areas of where points, where people don't pay a lot attention to
and uh, they can actually benefit you in the long run. Um, I might use my period oil, which
I do own as well. So I put like maybe a squeeze of beard oil in my beard, put it all in beard
just to keep it moisturized, keep it healthy, just to keep it give this one crude.
I usually advise you guys to grab the beard oil that you liked the best, the reasonable
acuity within the smell. And then use that just to start, um, you know, lubricate your
beard. And that is exactly what I do during times of quarantine, just like we are in the
right now. So if you're looking to maintain your beauty, if you're looking to keep us
sharp and crisp, even in this time of. A self isolation or you just need it for already.
You need to do something on their run and you can't reach your barber. Apply these techniques,
apply these skill sets.