You might be frustrated that you are not able to grow a beard that is as full as you would like it to be. But the real problem might not be lack of growth, but lack of time. Beards can take up to four full weeks (and in some cases, even longer) to fully grow in. Many people give up before that time, and assume that they can't grow a full beard, when in reality, they gave up too soon. Growing a beard is a project you need to commit to. Don't give up after several days! If after four or five weeks you still don't have results you're looking for, then it is time to try some alternative methods. Do not shave your facial hair at the first sign of itching. It is normal for new hairs to cause your skin to feel itchy, but as they get longer, they will soften, and the itching will stop. Use an over-the-counter steroid cream like hydro-cortisone. This may help relieve some of the itching. Waiting for hair to grow can be a frustrating experience, especially when your beard and mustache goes through a scraggly period, that may have people commenting. As your hair begins to grow in, it may seem patchy and incomplete. However, as the hairs become longer, the slower-growing follicles will have time to sprout their own hairs. Gradually, the patchy gaps will eventually be hidden, both by longer hairs and the slower, shorter hairs growing in as well. Let your hair do its thing. This means that you should not try to shape it too early in the growth process. When shaping facial hair, it is a common mistake to take off more than the intended amount. For this reason, it's best to just leave it alone while you are growing it out. Don't worry, there will be plenty of time for you to style it later, after you're happy with the growth. As your hair grows, comb it in the direction you want it to grow. This will help it turn out looking the way you want. After about four weeks, you might want to have a barber or stylist do some professional shaping. Carefully explain that you are growing out your facial hair, and you just want shape--not a reduction in hair. Beard oil hydrates both your facial hair and the skin underneath, helping to increase its growth. Since it contains moisturizing properties, it also acts as a styling agent. A beard oil is great because even if you have less hair than you would like, what you do have will look great. Experts recommend applying beard oil right after your morning shower. Your pores will be clean and better able to absorb the product. Just put a small amount of oil into your hand and rub it into your face and beard or mustache. Beard oil makes your facial hair look great, and also helps to keep it looking clean and smelling fresh. There are many different brands available, so try a few to find the one you like best. Try visiting the men's floor at your local department store--they might have some free samples. There are certain nutrients that you can add to your daily routine that can help encourage faster, more effective hair growth. Consider adding supplements to your morning regimen--just ask your doctor before making changes to your health care routine. Promote thicker hair with folic acid. This is necessary for the growth and repair of hair. Most drug stores and health food stores will sell folic acid supplements. You can also try increasing the amount of folic acid in your diet. Folic acid can be found in whole-grain breads and cereals, leafy green vegetables, peas, and nuts. Increase your biotin intake. Biotin is an important water-soluble B vitamin, necessary for the the formation of fatty acids and glucose, as well as for metabolizing amino acids and carbohydrates. A biotin deficiency can lead to hair loss, so making sure you are getting the recommended amount is well worth the effort. Biotin is found in liver, oysters, cauliflower, beans, fish, carrots, bananas, soy flour, egg yolks, cereals, yeast, and other foods. While you can take vitamin supplements that include biotin, eating fresh foods is a great option, if it is available to you.
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One-sentence summary -- Commit to the growth. Try to leave the hair alone as it grows. Experiment with beard oil if desired. Try supplements.

It's the apple-shaped icon in the top-left corner of your Mac's screen. This option is near the top of the drop-down menu. You'll find this option at the top of the "About This Mac" page. On the "Storage" tab, you can see a color-coded breakdown of which file types are using up space. You can also view your currently free hard drive space in the top-right corner of the page in the "X GB free of Y GB" section where "X" is your Mac's free space and "Y" is your Mac's total space.
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One-sentence summary -- Click the Apple menu. Click About This Mac. Click Storage.

Your first coat of paint should be light so you can add shade on top without adding the paint on too thickly. When you're satisfied with the object's base color, you are ready to start shading. If you're painting an apple, for example, apply red paint to your drawing as an undertone. You will apply shade to the opposite side of the object facing the light source. The parts of your object closest to the light source will be brightest, while the parts furthest away will have the most shade. Pick a spot for your light source and paint accordingly. Although you can use black to shade your painting, a darker shade of the object's complimentary color will provide a more natural shadowing. Consult a color wheel and mix a dark shade on your palette (to be applied on your object). If your object is a red apple, for example, choose a dark shade of green. Paint on the darker color to the parts of your object further from the light source. Then, blend the shade into your object by moving between the dark and light color with your paintbrush (in a zig-zag pattern) until the edges between the two colors are soft. To shade an apple, for example, add dark green paint on the parts of the apple furthest from the light source.
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One-sentence summary -- Apply the object's base color first as an undertone. Determine which direction the light is coming from. Find your paint's complimentary color. Add a dark shade of that color to your object based on the lighting.

Use space in your closet or make another spot in your room for keeping your stuff out of the way. Buy some storage bins and slide them under your bed. This keeps all of your stuff organized. Shelves are a must to display stuff like sports trophies, pictures, books, etc. Buy some shelves and have them put up in a place that you like, such as over your bed or near your desk. They can be donated, go into storage or be disposed of. Unless they mean a great deal of value to you, having such things hanging around can cause you to keep living in the past; now is the time to move on. If you have anything you wouldn't use again or isn't special to you, donate it to a charity shop. Play some slow music from your iPod on your stereo, and pour a cool glass of lemonade. Grab a book or magazine and sit back and relax on your bed.
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Make sure you have some storage space. Make good use of shelves. Put away all of the childish things in your room. Relax.