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Routinely washing your face prevents dirt and oil from building up on your face and clogging your pores. Dirty, clogged skin can get in the way of your beard hair growing properly, so it's important you keep your skin clean. Get in the habit of washing your face in the shower every morning and right before you go to bed at night. Use a cleanser designed specifically to be used on the face so you don't irritate your skin. Look for a cleanser that's meant for your skin type, whether it's oily, dry, combination, or acne-prone. Exfoliation will get rid of the dead skin cells built up on your face that can prevent your beard hair from growing in. Use a gentle exfoliating face scrub after you wash your face at night. Don't exfoliate more than twice a week or you could irritate your skin. Like moisturizer, beard oil will keep the skin under your beard moist and prevent your beard hairs from drying out. To apply beard oil, work a few drops into your beard hair after you wash your face. If you have a longer beard, use a comb to work the oil into your beard. Routine trims will keep your beard healthy so it doesn't get damaged to the point where you have to start all over. Wait until you have at least 1 inch (2.5cm) of hair before you start trimming it. Use scissors to trim your beard hairs so you can be more precise with how much you cut off.

summary: Wash your face twice a day with a gentle cleanser. Exfoliate your face twice a week. Apply a beard oil to your beard every day. Trim your beard every few weeks.

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Wet the area of the cut with cold water. This will wash the blood away from the cut. Typically, an alum block is used to help heal a small nick that results from shaving. Wetting the area can also help you remove shaving cream residue. Alum blocks can also be used for other small cuts. It is safe enough to use on children. If your child suffers a minor cut, you can apply the alum cut to that area, the same way you would use it on the face. Don't forget to dab the alum block in cold water before use. Apply the block with light pressure and hold for for 20 30 seconds or until bleeding stops. You might experience a slight sting at first but that's the indication that your cut is being sealed. The alum block acts as a coagulant to stop bleeding. Remove the alum block from the skin if the tingling begins to feel too intense or uncomfortable. Wash face (or other body part) with cold water to close pores and wash away any residue from the alum block. Don't forget to let your block dry before putting it away. Some people use alum as an alternative to typical deodorants. This might be a good alternative if you are looking to avoid spraying or rubbing chemicals on your body. Talk to your doctor before trying an alum (or "crystal") antiperspirant. Some health care providers feel that it might be linked to diseases such as breast cancer. While the research is inconclusive, it is important to be aware of this possibility.

summary: Use an alum block to heal a small cut. Apply the block to the area of the cut. Try alum deodorant.

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Your foal will be more comfortable being weaned in an environment that it is familiar with. About 3 to 4 days before you wean your foal, move it and its mother into a large pen. Keep them in this pen as much as possible, only moving them inside to sleep if need be. It's best to wean 2 or more foals at the same time, so the foals can keep each other company as they are weaned. Remove 1 mare from its foal at a time, waiting at least 1 day before removing the next mare. This will prevent your foals from panicking at the same time and stressing each other further. Once the foal has adjusted to the pen, lead its mother to a new pen or stable far away. Make sure that they cannot hear or see each other, otherwise, the foal will attempt to find its mother and may end up hurting itself. It may help to feed your foal with some hay or creep feed while you move its mother to a different pen. This will keep it distracted and may stop it from panicking as much once it realises it is being weaned. Each foal will respond to being weaned differently. Some may panic for only a few minutes, where others may take up to a day to calm down. Watch your foal to make sure it cannot escape from the pen or hurt itself on the fence. Feed it as you normally would and allow it to calm down naturally before introducing its companion to the pen. Check the edge of the fence for loose nails or anything else that could hurt your foal before weaning it. It will likely spend a lot of time near the edges of the pen trying to find its mother. Once the mother and foal have been separated from each other, it will take around 1 month for the mother to stop lactating and the foal to adjust to being on its own. Give both horses plenty of time to adjust to their new living style before reintroducing them. If you bring the mother and the foal back together before the foal has been properly weaned, you'll just need to wean them again. Make sure the mother has stopped lactating and the foal has adjusted to being apart from its mother before reintroducing them.
summary: Leave your mare and foal in a field for 3 to 4 days. Take the mare out of sight and earshot of the foal. Give the foal time to calm down before introducing its friend or nanny. Keep the mare and foal separate for around 1 month.