Merry Christmas

Get a FREE Deo on any order - ends Boxing Day midnight.

100,000+ Happy Customers Since 2013

  • Same Day Shipping

    Free On U.S Orders Over $50

  • Easy Returns

    100% Money Back Guarantee

  • Made in West Virginia

    Since 2013

  • 100% Natural

    Ingredients from the Earth

Mastering Mealtime: A Guide to Eating with a Long Beard and Mustache

Eating with a beard

Eric Young |

Hey guys, It's Eric, Mountaineer Brand founder here. As the CEO of a men's grooming company, I understand the challenges that come with maintaining a long beard and mustache. One common concern is how to enjoy a meal without ending up in a tangled mess. In this blog post, I'll share some expert tips on how to eat gracefully while rocking a distinguished facial mane.
  1. Preparation is Key: Before you dig in, take a moment to prepare. Gently pull your mustache hair away from your mouth to create a clear path for your food. This simple step can prevent unwanted mishaps.

  2. Mindful Bite-Sized Portions: For larger, messier items like burgers, consider cutting them into manageable, bite-sized pieces. This not only makes the meal more manageable but also reduces the chances of any wayward sauce or topping finding its way into your beard.

  3. Utilize Utensils: Embrace the power of utensils. A fork and knife can be your best friends when it comes to avoiding messes. For instance, when faced with a hefty sandwich, use your utensils to maintain control and precision.

  4. Foods to Approach with Caution: Certain foods are notorious for causing beard disasters. Tread lightly with items like ice cream cones, soups, and particularly saucy dishes. When indulging in these treats, consider using a spoon or opting for a less messy alternative.

  5. Embrace Napkins: Always have a trusty napkin on hand. Dabbing your mouth throughout the meal can help catch any stray crumbs or drips before they become a beard-related issue.

  6. Straws Are Your Friends: When sipping on beverages, consider using a straw. It's a simple yet effective way to enjoy your drink without worrying about any liquid finding its way into your facial hair.

  7. Post-Meal Grooming Routine: After your meal, take a moment to check for any lingering crumbs or residue. A quick comb-through or wipe-down with a beard-specific wipe can help ensure you leave the table looking as sharp as when you arrived.

Conclusion: Eating with a long beard and mustache doesn't have to be a messy affair. With a bit of preparation, thoughtful techniques, and the right tools, you can enjoy any meal with confidence and style. Remember, it's all part of the journey of maintaining a distinguished facial mane. 

Eric Young Founder, Mountaineer Brand