[vc_row][vc_column][vc_row_inner el_class=”container”][vc_column_inner][vc_column_text]Movember\u2019s now in full swing and we\u2019re all getting our mo on! Whether you\u2019re joining us in growing a mo for the month, or you\u2019ve already grown a pretty stellar \u2018stache and are holding on to it for dear life, here are some great tips to grow and look after your mo.<\/p>\n

Get the right tools<\/strong>
\nWhile your mo is on the grow, it\u2019s important to use the right tools to keep it looking fresh. In its initial stages, it can seem like a better idea to just let it grow as much as possible without cutting it, but using a beard trimmer or clippers to trim and shape it will actually help it grow faster. Once it gets a bit thicker, using some facial scissors to trim it should do the trick.<\/p>\n

Lather. Rinse. Repeat<\/strong>
\nIf you\u2019re getting to the itchy as all hell stage, try using some shampoo and conditioner on your mo. This will help with the dry, itchy feeling and keep it looking clean and silky smooth! You can pick up a generic 2-in-1 jobbie from the supermarket, or if you\u2019re feeling fancy, there are a few cool \u2018stache-specific shampoo and conditioners out there.<\/p>\n

Dry it out<\/strong>
\nYou might not know this, but ask any of your female friends\/family members – do not under any circumstances trim your moustache when it\u2019s wet. Women often have this problem with a fringe that\u2019s cut when it\u2019s wet and it ends up shrinking up in a very unflattering way. Same goes for your mo\u2026no one wants a weirdly large gap between top lip and moustache.<\/p>\n

Wax on, wax off<\/strong>
\nTo really add some definition and shape to your mo, have a play with a little moustache wax. We say a little, cos you don\u2019t even want to know what a moustache caked in wax looks like…So start with a small amount and work it through with a moustache comb to have it looking healthy and on point!<\/p>\n

Moisturise<\/strong>
\nIf you\u2019re new to growing a mo, you might find it surprising just how dry the skin underneath it gets. This is because the hair draws out all the moisture from your skin and then it evaporates, leaving you with an itchy, flaky mo – not ideal! Make sure to moisturise the skin under your moustache often, you don\u2019t need much, just enough to stop the dryness.<\/p>\n

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