Viking Beard – Strength. Wildness. Freedom.

💥 Why Choose the Viking Beard?

• A natural statement of strength and primal energy

• Rugged, bold, and unapologetically masculine

• Perfect for oval, angular, or long face shapes

• Allows creative styling: braids, beads, rings & leather

• The beard of warriors, leaders & wild spirits

✂️ How to Style a Viking Beard

1. Let it grow – 10 cm (4+ inches)

   Patience pays off – the longer, the mightier.

2. Keep it soft with beard oil

   Prevents knots and breakage.

   🔗 MADEMEN Beard Oil

3. Optional: Braids, beads or leather bands

   Customize your beard – the more primal, the better.

4. Shape with beard scissors

   Clean ends for controlled chaos.

   🔗 Beard Scissors

5. Clean with beard shampoo

   Wash away sweat, grime, and oil buildup.

   🔗 Beard Shampoo

🔧 Daily & Weekly Viking Routine

Daily:

• Massage beard oil into beard & skin

• Comb and arrange braids if present

• Clean neckline & cheeks for contrast

Weekly:

• Wash with beard shampoo

• Trim split ends and shape edges

• Refresh styling and details (beads, braids)

🛠️ Tools for the Modern Viking:

• Beard Oil – deep nourishment & shine

• Beard Scissors – structure & trimming

• Beard Comb – detangle & style

• Beard Shampoo – gentle cleansing for thick beards

✅ Quick Care Checklist

Cleanse: 2–3 times per week

Moisturize: Daily with 2–4 drops of beard oil

Trim: Shape ends, avoid split hairs

Outline: Clear neckline & cheekline with precision tools

❓ FAQ – Viking Beard

1. Can I wear a Viking Beard even with patchy growth?

Yes – focus on the chin and jawline, and add volume through length. You can also braid sections to conceal thinner spots.

2. What face shape suits a Viking Beard?

Oval, rectangular and angular faces are ideal, but long beards can visually elongate round faces as well.

3. Does a Viking Beard require daily styling?

Yes, especially if you’re using braids or accessories. Even without them, oiling and combing are a must for a groomed wild look.

4. Do braids damage the beard?

Only if done too tight or left too long. Looser braids and regular moisturizing prevent breakage.