A Secret ingredient for the Beard

 

For the past few years, the men's grooming industry has dazzlingly raised. We can notice this tendency, especially among beards. They gained in popularity lately, and more and more men are rocking them in all their forms. This old trend, that made his comeback, has pushed modern science to study the various nutrients that make up the beard care products in order to extract their benefits and misdeeds. Of these nutrients, particularly one of them has caught the attention of scientists. The vitamin E. According to scientific experts, this vitamin is very beneficial for facial hair and facial skin and unfortunately, still, too many bearded men are not aware of these benefits and neglect its use. For these reasons, we have decided to present five major benefits of vitamin E—a miraculous vitamin for every beard.

Nevertheless, some beardsmen begin to understand the power of vitamin E on the beard's development and on the well-being and health of the facial skin. They are beginning to opt for natural beard care products containing this vitamin such as those of the Urban Beard brand.

According to a study, by the Oregon State University, conducted by the Doctor of Philosophy Alexander J. Michels in 2012, "Following topical application, vitamin E accumulates not only in cell membranes but also In the extracellular lipid matrix of the stratum corneum, where vitamin E adds to the antioxidant defenses".

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Here are five of the most recently discovered benefits of vitamin E on facial skin and beard's whiskers.

Promote healthy skin

Naturally, scientific experts agree that the skin under the beard is prone to inflammation and irritation following the application of free radicals (elements, which in excessive amounts are harmful to the skin cells). The scientific community has demonstrated that the antioxidants that make up vitamin E help to protect the skin cells and has also demonstrated that these anti-oxidants help to stop the development of free radicals that can be so damaging to the skin.

Promote beard growth

The application of beard balm or beard butter containing vitamin E like the one of Urban Beard, for example, helps considerably to improve the blood flow . Thus, a good blood flow at the level of the face is usually translated by a better beard growth.

 

Treat beard split ends

Generally, those who are dealing with this type of problem treat their beards with products containing harmful chemicals, dry their beards too intensely with a hair dryer, or simply don't use any beard care products. If this is your case, rest assured. You can actually go over this problem. Scientists have demonstrated that beard care products containing vitamin E greatly help to counter beard's split ends. A daily treatment of the beard with an oil and a balm or a beard butter containing vitamin E will ensure that these bristles will always be strong and well hydrated. Vitamin E is the key to get a healthy beard.

 

Treat beard dandruff

Beard dandruff is a problem faced by a large number of bearded. However, there is a way to counter it . Research has demonstrated the impressive moisturizing ability of Vitamin E. This vitamin deeply moisturizes beard bristles and the underlying skin thus ensuring a healthy development of the beard while keeping beard dandruff away. If you use beard care products containing Vitamin E on a daily basis, such as the Urban Beard Original beard oil, you'll probably be able to counteract beard dandruff in no time.

 

Rich intake of nutrients

As mentioned above, vitamin E provides many benefits for the development of beard bristles. It promotes beard growth, gives it a nice shine, acts as an anti-oxidant, and moisturizes both the beard and the underlying skin. Finally, in addition, to helping fix beard split ends, vitamin E also has many anti-aging properties. It allows, among other things, to slow down the beard greying.

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