I've been growing a Movember (a Mustache to raise awareness for prostate cancer) during the month of November...
Alas the damn thing itches and the bristles are, well, bristly. Probably pretty annoying when kissing the ladies too.
So how do I get a softer / less itchy mustache?
While it is true that everyone's hair is different, there are some ways to get softer hair.
#1. CONDITIONER.
This is the biggest and best thing you can do. When washing your hair with shampoo and conditioner, use a dab on your mustache (or beard) and let it sit awhile. Then lightly rinse it out after a couple minutes. If you leave a little bit of conditioner in your mustache, good. It will moisturize the hair and make it even softer.
#2. HARSH ALKALINE SHAMPOO
ie. Baby Shampoo. It will make your hair really soft. The alkaline breaks down the coarseness.
#3. MOISTURIZERS
ie. Hand moisturizers, shea butter, that sort of thing.
#4. BRUSH DAILY
Use a natural bristle brush.
#5. TRIM, DON'T CUT.
Cutting your mustache all at once with a sharp razor will leave sharp points at the ends of the hair. If you trim only little bits at a time with dull scissors it will leave softer points and only effect a small percentage of the hairs as opposed to making the whole mustache sharp again.
#6. HOT AIR
Use a blow dryer after shampooing and conditioning.
#7. PERM
Using a perm solution seems a bit drastic, but it will definitely help.
#8. DIET
Adding linseed oil and flaxseed oil to your diet will also make your hair softer. This goes for the whole body. It also makes your skin softer and a bunch of other health benefits.
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Friday, November 25, 2011
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