The beard in Islam
Besides being a sign of virility, it is especially obligatory for a Muslim man to grow a beard according to the sunnah. The Hadiths report that the Prophet Muhammad had a full beard and recommended men to grow it as well.
It is also a means of distinction between the sexes, in fact it is a way for Muslim men to identify themselves as a virile man.
For some Muslims, growing a beard is also considered an act of worship to Allah.
Our best tips for maintaining a Muslim beard
The shampoo for beard
A well-groomed beard starts with proper hygiene. It is recommended to use a special beard shampoo. This one is gentler than our hair shampoos, it removes dirt without attacking the beard while strengthening it.
Beard oil
Using a beard oil is essential to properly maintain your beard. Preferably use a natural oil such as argan oil. This oil will nourish and moisturize the hair deeply.
Brushing your beard
Brushing your beard regularly helps distribute the natural oils throughout your beard and helps prevent knots.
Trim your beard
In the Sunnah, it is obligatory to grow a beard but necessary to trim one's moustache.
Using wax
Using wax helps to better sculpt and style your beard. Don't forget to wash your beard well with shampoo once the day is over.
To properly maintain your beard, discover our collection of beard care set.
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