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Beard length charts: growth from one week to six months, trim by zone
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A beard length chart shows what to expect as a beard grows. One row shows the same face at 1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 3 months and 6 months. Another divides the beard into Cheeks, Moustache, Chin and Neck, with a line for the trimmer length. A side view marks a neckline from the ear to two fingers above the Adam's apple. Type a beard, such as gray beard, and the chart is drawn for it.
- knowing what to expect in the first months
- setting trimmer lengths by zone
- a barber's neckline reference
- planning a beard before an event
Frequently asked questions
- How long does a beard take to grow?
- The growth row runs one face from stubble at one week to a full beard at six months. Beards grow at different speeds, so treat the timing as an example.
- Where should the neckline sit?
- The side view places the trim line from the ear to a point about two fingers above the Adam's apple. It is a starting guide, and you can adjust it.
- Can I type a different beard?
- Yes. Type the beard you want, such as ginger beard, and the chart is drawn for it in place of the one shown.
- What do the three styles show differently?
- The line chart uses black strokes for the beard, the pencil sketch is grey shading, and the brown tint washes the beard in warm color alone.
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