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Beard line-up with a straight razor at ONYX Cuts in Vienna

BEARD TRIM VIENNA · ONYX CutsBeard trim in Vienna — the line decides, not the length

Most people make the same mistake with a beard: they shorten it. But how a beard looks depends hardly at all on length and almost entirely on three lines — the cheek, the neck, and the transition into the hair. Get those right and even a short beard reads as groomed. Get them wrong and the most expensive oil won't help.

The cheek line

The most conspicuous of the three and the one that goes wrong most often. Set too high, the face reads narrow and the beard looks stuck on; too low and it reads unkempt. The right line runs roughly from the earlobe to the corner of the mouth and follows the natural growth instead of straightening it out. We draw it with a straight razor — a drawn edge runs out sharp and holds about a week longer than a milled one.

The neck line

The second classic: stop at the jaw and you've been given a double chin; go too low and the neck has no transition at all. The line belongs about two fingers above the Adam's apple, in a gentle arc from ear to ear. It's the line you can see worst on yourself, which makes it the one an appointment is most worth having for.

The transition into the hair

On most people, beard and hair differ in density and in length. A hard step at the temple looks like two separate jobs. We blend the transition so beard and cut read as one — which is why hair and beard together achieve more than two separate appointments.

What's left to do at home

Touching up the cheek line every few days — that works with a trimmer once the line sits correctly. Beard oil against dryness and itching, sparingly: one to three pumps is enough for a medium beard. And an honest word when a product does nothing; that's part of the consultation.

Häufige Fragen

Was oft gefragt wird

What does a beard trim cost in Vienna?

The classic beard shave with line-up is €33, the deluxe version €36. Together with the haircut it's €68 — cheaper than both separately and only one appointment.

How often should a beard be lined up?

Every two to three weeks if the line is to stay sharp throughout. In between you can touch up the cheek line at home, once it's set correctly.

Can you shape a beard that's been growing a long time?

Yes, and that's the most rewarding case. What matters is not shortening straight away but setting the lines first — often the beard already looks different without much having gone.

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