How to Fix Patchy Beard Growth in 7 Steps

For Many men who want to grow a full, thick sexy beard. Achieving this can be easy for some, the way your facial hair growth depends mostly on your genetics, and you may be stuck with a beard that grows in unevenly. If your hormone levels are low, your hair follicles may not be acting the way you want them to in order to give you that manly beard you want. Fortunately, here are some tips and tricks that you can try to fill in the patchy areas of your beard.

Step 1.

With a 3 blade razor Shave close to your skin to remove all beard hair. Your hair may grow in differently than it previously did, meaning you could naturally grow in a thicker beard with fewer bald spots.


 Step 2

Deny the urge to trim your beard new growth as it’s growing out. Grow it as thick as it can get- even if there are still patchy spots, a longer fuller beard should eventually cover those bald spots.



Step 3.

Rub pomade or vaseline of your choice onto your beard. Don’t use too little, you want enough so that you can control the direction the hairs of your beard. Just make sure to not use too much, or you’ll have a greasy, shiny beard.




Step 4.

Use a soft bristle brush to brush your beard downwards motion. This will help give it a uniform appearance. It will also tame those unruly hairs.





Step 5.

Trim any beard hairs that are too long or whisky and unruly. After you’re finished trimming your whiskers, brush your beard again.


Step 6.


Style your beard to your desire to showcase the thick spots and eliminate the bald spots. For example, if you have a lot of bald spots on your cheeks, consider styling your beard into an “anchor,” point with your fingers or an small comb where there’s hair on your chin and your jaw line  area.



Step 7.

Dye your beard to make it appear more thick and dense. Make sure to use standard facial hair dye, not traditional hair dye for the hair on your head. Keep in mind that this trick will only work if you already have a good amount of beard growth. If you have thin hair and not a lot of coverage, dying your beard won’t make much of a difference.




 Tips to Consider

You may want to see a doctor about a possible hormonal problem before trying other alternative such as steroids. A hormonal issue could be causing your beard to grow in unevenly. While it’s tempting to use concoctions that help speed up hair growth on the top of your head, they don’t have the same effect on the beard area.