DON'T Make These Mistakes When Growing Out Your Mustache | Eric Bandholz
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Sound like a muppet
Is that his real voice
It’s Bert
How do I grow a stalin stache?
did your voice change some after you shaved your rocking beard brother.
Your voice reminds me of one of the guys from sesame street
sounds like kermit to me lol
@@jrlearns Or Fozzie Bear.
Doesn't he sound like Burt from Sesame Street….¿
He sounds like Kermit and Burt mixed together
You mean Kermit?
My boy is trying to help us grow a mustache and everyone is just focusing on his Kermit the frog voice 😂😂
Those are the guys who can't even grow an eyebrow
That's a plus actually.
Fozzie Bear, not Kermit.
@@TallSilentGuy Yeah, I was going to say a mix of Fozzie Bear and Bobcat Goldthwait.
@@jblahut3591 gotta say, he's awesome for helping but that voice just throws me off.
I've had my mustache since 1979. Talked about shaving it off once and my adult kids said absolutely no. they don't know what I look like without it.
My old man shaved his once. He looked weird and somehow lost respect from all of us until it came back lol
I've had a mustache,since I was 16,now I'm 58, only shaved it a few times,always grew it right back.
My JROTC instructor says that i look like a 70's porn star with my stasche. He said this to get me to get rid of it. It only made me want to keep it even more
People tell me that pretty often about mine as well lol. Definitely never received as a burn
You will probably not like the military.
my buddy does JROTC and he can grow a beard, but can't grow a state. He want's a stache bc he's allowed to have one in RO as long as it doesn't go pass the end of your lips. I don't do RO, and can't grow a beard, but I can grow a stache (not complete or too thick bc we're 15) and I want a beard. It's ironic
Tyfys
@@KutWrite they can have a stache in the military
Started 2020 with a mustache as a gag only, but the reception has been so positive that I decided to keep it!
I still look at mine in the mirror and burst out laughing.
I did the same thing in January 2020, I had two women customers of mine complement me on it, maybe they were flirting? My Dad rocked a nice stache, I never had the confidence to wear one until now.
Since beginning 2019 for me 🙏
As long as your boyfriend likes it.
Haha me too, I got a beautiful little handlebar going rn
I’m 62. Been rockin the stach since 1977 with the exception of a one time shave off when I went to basic military training in 78. The stach is my trademark. It does get a little wild at times I have to admit. And I do grow a beard once in awhile and definitely do the 5 o’clock shadow most days. You can see it for yourself in my videos. I have had a few guys tell me they want to grow one like mine but are afraid of criticism. I basically tell them to man up and grow a pair.
Fuck yeah! Thank you for your service
fuck yeah dude, i’d love to have a beer with you
Nice to meet ya
Strong stache 👍
your stache is super sick
I'm 47 and I've been growing a moustache for the first time for the last couple months. These videos help newbs, thanks a million.
This guy sounds like Barney from The Simpsons, lmao.
I was trying to pinpoint the voice and you nailed it hahaha
Burppp
Fuck all the kermit comments. This one is the goat 🙏🙏🙏😂😂😂 im so dead
"don't cry for me I'm already dead"
@@reaperburnout5694 😂😂😂 the short film
Started growing my mustache September 1973 @ the age of 19 & I have never shaved it off. I would grow it for a week or two & shave it, since I wasn’t sure if I had enough growth to have a thick mustache. An older man that I worked with convinced me to let it grow for a longer period of time, telling me that the follicles needed to droop down to make it thicken. About two months later I had a great looking Chevron mustache, inspired by Mark Spitz the 1972 Olympian. Later, Turned out looking as thick as Larry Csonka’s mustache. Now @ 65, it’s gray like Greg Berzinsky’s.
You give me hope im 19 and grow a pathetic stache im going to let it grow and see how it looks
Oh thanks
@@TheWOLVES379
It will absolutely fill in. Mine wasn’t full until my mid 20’s… now in my 40’s and it’s beefy. Invest in some quality sheers ($100) too.
@@2K9s okay thanks !
I started growing them when i was 12 when i was 18 My beard was like santas
I’ve been rocking mine for about two years now (grew out full beard, goatee, etc) but mainly just like the stache look. Only problem is I’ve neglected taking care of it, but after this I got inspired to change that!
Thanks again, appreciate the tips and tricks.
This is the push I needed in my life to get the courage I need to enter beardstache life
Haven't been able to grow facial hair until my late 30's, and it's just the mustache area filled in now. FINALLY able to grow a mustache now so I really appreciate these beginner growth tips. Don't listen to the haters about your voice, we all sound different my dude. I think you sound unique and it goes well with your wicked accent.
I feel you, I'm 28 and can barley grow facial hair 🤣 my dad and brother both have full facial hair
@@EverguardVPN Try Minoxidil and 1.5 mm derma roller, im 21 and have a full beard thanks to that method.
@@elevatedimaging3740 Just be patient man. I'm almost 26 and finally have a full beard, no patches. Takes time
@@NapoleonDynamite69 I’m 21 and do as well, no waiting for me.. the females getting badder and badder every day I needed to step 😈
@@elevatedimaging3740 lmao only on the internet 😂
Rocked the beard for about 2 years, just turned 21 now ive decided on the beard-stache. Glad you said it was the best of both worlds
Thanks for your video. This really made my day because everything thing you talked about I learned all on my own. What a great feeling.. everything you said was exactly on point with what I imagined. It feels great to know that I was on point . I was just telling my lady what I need to use scissors to cut my stash different and here you are confirming everything. Thank you!
Close your eyes and Invision a Muppet with a Huge Moustache when you watch this video.
It's Fozzie for sure
HAHAHAHAHA
LMAOOOOOOO
I did it lol good shit
😂😂😂😂
Sounds like Kermit the frog trying to pass himself off as a human.
Dude is just trying to help us out. We all sound different my dude.
legit spat my coffee out. LMAO
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I thought John C Reilly too good one!
I’m Korean. Why am I watching this?
Kermit
Great tips in this video, I started out 2021 with a mustache and I think it will be my style for the year, I shave once or twice a week or keep the beardstache look going. Eric I personally think this is your best style
I’m currently wearing a 8 month beard, but this video makes me want to bring back my Beardstache. Eric has an awesome beard, however I personally think this is his best style. The mustache is making its comeback in a strong way, I’m seeing them everywhere, so classic!
Joseph your a good lookin man
I came for moustache growing tips, and but I stayed for Eric shouting life lessons to my face. Beautiful.
Spent most of my life trying to decide if a mustache is for me or not and I finally decided that I feel worse without it than I do with it, so I'm keeping it along for the rest of the ride and I look forward to having fun with it. Trying to grow it out like Jeff Daniels had his for his role as Col. Chamberlain for starters. Right now it droops the same but only 1/3 the size lol.
Eric: your moustache isnt just gona pop out.
Also Eric after six weeks of growth:
Took me 2 months to grow it like he did in 6 weeks
@@Tob1Kadach1why not just say it took you 8 weeks instead of 6 weeks.
@@vladav313closer to 9
Haven't watched this channel in a while... was Eric's voice always this high pitched? or did his beard provide a filter that changed his tone.😂🧔👨
@Effortless Insec why do u care that he cares
He says he's confident to wear the stache but the crack in his voice is saying otherwise
@@wj2429 cHeCk OuT dR.FrAuD
was thinking the same🤣🤣🤣
@@jellyyz6335 why do you care that he cares that he cares
When you said pocketknife, I was VERY interested to see how to use that for proper mustache care, lol.
Funny you say that! For the longest time I didn’t have a proper pair of mustache scissors, so I used the mini scissors on my Swiss Army with much success. A testament to how well those things are built haha.
Loren Scheman have to agree! They're great in a pinch. Not my preferred tool, but not half bad.
The host: giving useful advice
The comments: LoL hE sOuNdS fUnNy
Well, it's true.
@@averagestatelesssinner no
Lmaoo
The comments: Stop being meaaaaaaan WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
Been working the stache since 2019. Learned some great tips here and also learned that I have a decent routine. You actually look like my pal who I started to grow mine with.
I'm currently at heavy stubble, growing in the beard for the Winter. I've rocked mustaches in some form for most of my life now. In my opinion, a good mustache is timeless. There's just not too many of us who can grow a good one.
The whole middle east says hi.
@@thersten He said a good one.
@@mfzoom5401 don't kid yourself. sadam Hussein had a great stache
@@thersten Yes, bearded men like ali were mohommeds wettest dream ;)
Eric since you’ve shaved the beard have you bought a new mic? Your voice is louder and you seem more animated. I walked into my kitchen and said man it sounds like fozzy bear was giving me mustache advice. Love ya man. Good job.
john liley he's going insane without the beard
I can't not hear Fozzy now... I paused it to read some comments and quickly open a new tab for moustache wax shopping, I come back... and it's 100% Fozzy giving grooming advice lol
Thanks for the tips, I am rocking the handle bar 'stache. Both you and Greg have been very helpful! Thanks again!
Eric cracks me up. He's a funny great guy. Bet he's great to work with and mostly positive and inspiring.
Growing a mustache after 15 years. It is going great so far. A good thick mustache with a 3-4 day stubble works great for me.
Rocking my first stash after shaving my first beard. I'm 46 and I just started exploring facial hair for my first time. Having a blast! Glad I found you guys.
We're glad too! If you need help, hit up Sylvester & he'll give you personalized tips. Text "STYLE" to 512-879-3297
Used to have a moustache in my early 20s. Chevron specifically. Now i have full beard since 2019 jan. Its reverse for me.hhh good for you tho
Am 27 now.
Do you have it, even though small? If so, it'll mature with time. Time is everything in growing a beard. Factor number 2 after genetics
For anyone watching this that is like me and trying to rock a real stache for the first time even though they’ve “tried in the past and never liked it” or “thought it looked dumb”, listen to me.. the #1 KEY is trimming it off your lip.. I think that’s what got me every time.. it looked janky, sloppy, and trashy.. but once I got a trim kit and started combing, brushing, and scissor trimming, I’m obsessed with it.. it’s all about keeping it off the lip.. don’t let ANYTHING hang over the lip and it will change your life lol.. happy stache-ing brothers!
Just learned this lesson!!! It really does help pull it all together. Hope your stache is doing well! Hahaa
@@tiedyesoul384 still loving it! Hope your stache is strong, my friend 🙏🏻😂
As he was saying about unrealistic expectations I've been growing a handlebar mustache since high school along with a beard I am now 22 and my massage is still not what I would like it to be but it gets better every year this takes time So don't be afraid to spend It Just maintain it and wait
I never knew about moustache wax. Definitely getting it along with the comb, Eric. Great tips.
These last days Ive been thinking about growing a mustache, now I think I will
Do it.
Appreciate the video, as a guy whose parents were neglectful and absent, I didn't learn much about proper self care and grooming growing up.
This is the best explanation of growth and trimming that I’ve seen out there.
Yeah Eric this is a Great style I'm a big fan of Chevron Mustache as you can see in my profile picture and I always prefer it with Clean Shaved face , always against the grain , not with stubble !
The 'stache is coming back nicely, Eric!
I always respect the stache, sir. I will put these tips into practice immediately. 🙏🙏
This was incredibly helpful! You are the man
Hey Eric. Thanks for all you and the Beardbrand team do! Suggestions for shaping you stache to come to an angle at the ends?
Thanks for everything Erick!
Probably you’ll never read my comment, but I have to say thanks to you and beardbrand I’m rocking a full beard.
Eduardo Osorio I’m reading it man. Appreciate the kind words and glad the videos have helped. It’s why we do it. 🙂
Eric Bandholz you’re awesome man!
Keep up the good work with the beardbrand products, the best out there, worth every penny.👏
Love the energy and entusiasm of yours👍 great video👌
I've been sporting a mustache for a while now, and a couple of months ago I decided to grow it out to a handlebar. I like it, it looks fancy.
Yo Eric! You rock this moustache style brilliantly!
Very nice video Eric! Im having a beardstache at the moment and I really enjoy it. For me it's one of the most cool styles I ever had. I am going for a smal handle bar mustache with a 2 week beard or so😎
Very accurate and understandable explanation salute, starting to grow my mustache again, thanks for the help.
Great video, thanks for the mo grow suggestions!
Thank you for the advice. I have a full beard and mustache
I've had a moustache and short beard for a long time. But it was always so thick in height and grew much faster than my beard, for November I decided to grow it out... best decision ever, I now have a full handlebar moustache, currently wider than the width of my face, it's so much hassle to maintain but I have got nothing but compliments, I love it
Dude this video is super helpful. Thanks man
Hey Eric, nice to see the mustache coming in.
I’ve always been jealous of your mustache when it’s full- large and in charge 😃
Great vid.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the kind words! The stache will only get bigger from here on out. 🙂
I'm rocking a chevron for 6 months now, mostly with a short stubble. I've tried to grow out my beard several times over the last years but I was never satisfied with the results due to some patches. The mustache was always very thick though! So instead, I decided to wear a solid mustache. Yes you get some jabs but hey, at least you dare to rock what you've got and wear it with pride!
How many months did you give the beard to grow? :-)
3:25 THANK YOU, EXACTLY! I can't believe you're the first person I hear mention this. I always do that rocking a van dyke which is my signature beard. If scissors are the only thing touching my moustache, it looks freaking insaaaane after 7,8 weeks
You sir inspired me to grow my first moustache. What started with a chevron, became a full beard and is now a friendly mutton chops :D
Hope you can make a tutorial on how to trim your stache Eric, keep on with great content!!
Dudes hilarious! Thanks for the tips.
Thanks, this is the best stache-video on this thing man.
On the first point, of only growing about a centimeter a month (which for many would actually be rather fast), I've been growing my moustache for like 6.5 years now. XD
Now, I'm only 23, and my facial hair has actually only started to really kick in for a few months now.
In my teens I only had to shave/trim (as I'm not growing a full beard, only a thin - but long - beard along with my moustache)
about once every two weeks. Now I have to do it multiple times a week to keep it in mint shape, as I can visually see my stubble grow out in a matter of only a day now.
But still, even if you have some nice facial hair growth going on, it'll still take some patience. Don't be discouraged though, it's like a work in progress. Enjoy the journey a bit.
Totally going to bring back my walrus moustache for the upcoming corona time! I shaved it off last year, but started to I miss it immediately. Yeah, after one month the moustache looks totally different and after three month it looks awesome.
Btw: I use a toothbrush to apply oil to my moustache, it works like a charme.
I like that style I have never tried it before but I would like to. Can you give me any advice?
@@shanepatrick641 Sure, it's actually pretty simple: Just let it grow out for 3-6 months. Do not trimm it! The hardest part is learning to eat and drink with it. You don't really need any product. I only used a small comb in the morning and applied some oil every now and than.
Excellent information in this video! You make me want to rock a cop stache.
Thank you for the knowledge drop my Brotha.💪🏽
The other day I shaved off my winter beard and decided to rock the stash for the first time, because I can =)
Then a few days later I stumble onto this gem of a video...
Bourbon oozes out the screen... "Hey guys, Eric here!" 😂😂😂
This guy is awesome 💪🏻
I know this was forever ago, but I would like to ask about your cut.
That’s the cleanest mock pomp that I have ever seen. Well done.
Great video! Rocking mustache and a beard ;)
The way you talk and sound reminds of John C. Reilly
Chest Rockwell!
Bro...it’s working for you.
eyeH8myself &want2Die thanks man. Definitely digging the look.
Hey my names Eric too! Hell yeah!
I've been rockin mine for like a month now and I've been getting a lot of compliments at work and from friends. It's also weirdly making me more confident cause I never knew what type of style would work for my face but the stache is like the missing piece I guess
Thank you for the tips, getting started with a chevron style and so far it's going alright!
I think this is a solid intro. Nicely done. For the haters commenting on a man's voice, this man has a brassy voice, with heavy mids in the eq. It's a somewhat rare but cool vocal tone. It has featured on some characters on TV, so what. I knew a guy who naturally talked slow and deep kind like Homer Simpson made famous (but even before Homer Simpson) and he owned that voice, good on him. I knew a girl in school who spoke so fast that we usually had to ask her to say it all again, like twice. We called her the machine gun. I knew a bloke from Washington State once who sounded kind of like a bear. He probably thought I sounded like a steel spring in a garage door (I'm from east coast Australia). We didn't understand each other half the time but went on to be great friends. Everyone has a unique voice that they should never apologise for; do you haters want us to all sound like the narrow and fake voices you've heard on TV/movies/online gaming now? Perhaps it comes back to your confidence in your own voice - you wish you sounded like Chris Hemsworth but you don't so you try to put someone else down. C'mon, real men don't do that shit. Why not record your voice, listen to it and see its uniqueness and love yourselves a little more. Then you can chill out and concentrate on growing your 'stache. That's what it's all about. Peace
The Kermit voice gets me every time
I think your voice is awesome. Distinctive, engaging and fresh. Great videos. Moustache ere we come.
Pretty cool advice. Not being an expert myself and only having a stash and beard since 1975, I can dig it. Don't fret about beard/stash faux pas. It'll grow back.
This is one of the coolest looks on Eric.
Love the old school reverse psychology... "Not ev e ryone has the balls to grow just a mustache"....sweet
Honestly it's not balls, it's the fact that a mustache seems so incomplete, and that's why they're typically grown with a soul patch or a beardstache.
IMHO if you want to grow a solo stache it needs to be big and impressive, and Eric's as seen here is not.
@@stephenshelton4267 I guess everyone is different. His mustache looks fine to me.
But I do understand that the bigger the mustache, the more eye catching and cooler it is. But I think bigger mustaches tend to work more for older dudes.
@@juliomaldonado4028 Nyone who can grow one is lucky as is. I will for ever complain that my woman will hate me for it, because its prickly to the point that everyrhing begins to break down. Point being not all women are.. Well most owmen wont want to endure anything. Grow it out prior to getting involved with anyone. Any and all chnages you make to you... Will be met with hostility otherwise.
Great tips. Thanks. I can see that patience is key when just starting to grow a stash.
Saving this good video for future reference.
Dude thank you so much! I loved u on Sesame Street u made my childhood
Dude, you grow a phenomenal mustache! Your mustache is thicker than mine at 4 months after only 6 weeks. I was so sad when you chopped off that glorious beast. If I could, I'd just rock an epic stache, but the hair is too sparse.
Thanks to you and all the Beardbrand bros, I have managed to make it to the 4 month mark with a full beard.
There's a lot of channels about growing facial hair, but you guys are the best, as well as the first. Keep going. Encouraging men to grow and love what they got is important and you guys are tops!
I couldn't imagine life without my mustache
Hell yeah dude same
This video is very instructive. I agree with all his advices, except the mullet.
Great video man, very informative.
You had me at “you smell this amazing mustache all day”
Wow, I didn’t expect Fozzy Bear to be so groom in tuned.
Great advice, great voice, subbed
I've been letting everything grow for about a year now and since I've got some serious hair in general at this point, I've decided it's a good time to figure out what to do with all of it.
Damn right I'm rocking a mustache and of handlebar variety, been doing so for years and I would never dare shave it off. I tried going for a large beard to accompany it in the last year but I found it wasn't letting the stash shine and pop the way I wanted so I went back to a short beard in the holidays. It was an interesting experiment but in the end I am a man of mustache and it so happens my fiancee likes that look better anyway.
People with this voice always seem trustworthy. They wont be super helpful but they'll lead you in the right direction.
😂
Excellent video Eric!
I respect what you bring to the mini mullet game.
Best pickup line. “Smell this amazing mustache.”
thank you, kermit
Thanks for the great guide.
Im growing a sam elliot brush,couldn't be happier with the results
Was fortunate to have a Sam Elliot type mustache that I wore for many years. It required a fair amount of upkeep when I worked the customer service world. In my early 40's, I shaved it off and everyone said I looked ten years younger. I'm now 65 and have been clean shaven ever since. The biggest mistake I see with guys is that they allow the stache to grow beyond the corner of the mouth like the start of a fu manchu. It's not a good look on most guys. And trim to lip line, not above. All the best guys! (FYI, I use Old Money utility balm as aftershave. Great product!)