ROCKING THE STUBBLE

Yes, being more attractive is a great reason to start rocking the stubble there are more benefits to having a little facial hair. If your skin reacts harshly to shaving then you should probably shave less often. By retiring the razor and picking up a stubble trimmer there's a good chance that both razor burn and ingrown hairs will become a part of the past. Well maintained stubble can also make your face look more symmetrical, and cover facial imperfections. That doesn't mean ignoring your skincare though, stubble rash can still be a thing. After using a trimmer it's a good idea to still apply NIVEA Active Age Post Shave Balm to soothe the skin. Once you've got your new stubble style down you'll take your newfound masculinity to new heights

The 3 day stubble heard is a great place to start, and if you're looking for more tips on beard growth read our how to grow a beard guide. The the 3 days beard allows you to take your facial hair for a test drive over the weekend away from prying eyes and co-workers glances. So start on Friday and if on Sunday night you're not a fan you just have to get rid of it. Having stubble can require some maintenance though, you're not off scot-free making sure to moisturise underneath your beard with a good NIVEA MEN Moisturiser, especially if you have a date planned and want it to be gentle on your partners skin. So how do you grow stubble? Pretty simple, don't shave for 3 days, and maybe even a few more depending on the speed of your facial hair growth. By this time you should have between 2 and 3 mm in beard length, which will give you that rugged, stylish look. The 3 day beard is especially flattering for more angular faces leading to a slim, more rounded profile. To maintain stubble, you'll want to break out the beard trimmer every few days to keep your stubble the same length, if you're the type to get a 5 o'clock shadow you'll have to break it out more often. Select a guard fro your trimmer, again between 2 - 3 mm and run the clippers over your face and neck. You'll want to remove the guard to clean up the edges such as the lips, below the nose and your neckline being careful to cut off any flyaways. If stubble grows high up your cheeks and far down your neck you'll want to define the neckline/cheeks a little more. Avoid shaping stubble into sharp, straight lines to keep the natural stubble look. Now you can sit back, relax and be comforted in knowing you're even more attractive.

Yes, you have a bit of a beard going on but you'll need to keep it clean. Simply lather up your stubble with NIVEA MEN Deep Face and Stubble Wash and apply a moisturiser like NIVEA's Intensive Moisturising Cream after drying to rehydrate skin and relieve beard itch by softening up your whiskers.

To find out more about body hair removal read our advice on manscaping.