First of all don’t stress some things are just part of life however; there are a few tricks and techniques a barber has to disguise that type of flaw to make it less noticeable or not even noticeable at all. Fading certain areas to camouflage the darker areas from contrasting the lighter areas and not going to heavy on the definition of the outline gives you more of a natural look.

Yes of course but many have unknown side effects and unknown ingredients so through experience and trial and error my recommendation is getting a hair transplant if affordable to you as it is on the expensive side, there are some natural products that that can aid in hair recovery; Diplona is a natural oil product that I have recommended to a few clients and it either worked or left limited results with no side effects depending on the severity of the individual’s hair loss. Once again of course the final touches and detailing in a haircut can disguise hair loss.

Not as long as you don’t abuse it for example; if you have products in your hair 24/7 or rarely have a day product free, over a course of time yes that might so to speak.

Every 2-3 days for the average man depending how often your hair gets dirty or oily, the only side effect of washing too often like every day for example is dry scalp which can also depend on weather conditions. Cold weather can cause dry scalp so keeping your hair moisturized with conditioner, leave-in conditioners and natural oil products is a suggestion.

There are many good shampoos available it’s a trial and error process to find the best for your hair. Head&Shoulders is one to stay away from it causes and dandruff which is the opposite of the marketing selling point; of course there’s always exception to the rule but in general it is a hoax. Professional lines such as TreSemme and Pantene Pro-V are recommended and available at local pharmacies that used to be exclusively used at salons and barbershops however once a product is available to non-professionals it is dropped by Professionals in order to give an exclusive standard to what Professionals use. Every product we use in our establishment is also available for sale including shampoo, conditioner, leave-in conditioner and many other styling and hair maintenance products.

Keep shaving as often as you can. Use a blade with shaving cream however; if you have sensitive skin and break out with razor bumps discontinue and stick to an electrical razor. None the less as long as facial hair is in your genes frequent shaving will cause facial hair to grow faster and thicker over time.

Shaving is trial and error for each individual. Generally shaving with gel foam and a triple or quadruple blade is safe especially with a good after shave liquid and lotion. Old School shaves with the straight razor are the classic traditional way of shaving and that service is available upon request. Frequency and how often you shave makes a difference so you’ll have to figure out if daily or closer to weekly is better for your skin. If razor bumps do breakout I recommend a product called Bump Patrol sensitive formula which is also recommended by dermatologists. This product is proven to remove bumps in 24-48 hours and also works as a great after shave balm to prevent bumps from breaking out. Bump Patrol is available for sale at our establishment. Nothing beats visiting the barber weekly and letting him worry about it.

You’ll have to visit you barber as often as your grooming requires and depending how efficient you are yourself. Sharp lines and outlining help define the shape and style, regular trimming and is required in order to preserve the style and precision is the key to a nice beard. If you have a thick heavy beard that you’re continuously growing comb it daily, use conditioner when you wash your hair and treat it with some natural oil and/or leave-in conditioner products.