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How Method recommends products

The routine comes first. The product comes second.

Most grooming advice starts with something to buy. Method starts with what your beard and skin actually need, then suggests the fewest products that support it — and tells you why each one is there.

What goes into a suggestion

Four things decide what you see.

Your profile and goals

Beard length and texture, skin type, climate, and the outcome you said you want first.

What you already own

If a product on your shelf already covers a step, Method should use it instead of adding another purchase.

Sensitivities and allergies

Ingredients you told us to avoid are removed before ranking — not down-weighted, removed.

Your budget preference

Suggestions stay inside the price range you set. If nothing fits, Method says so instead of quietly going over.

The rules we hold ourselves to

What Method does and won't do.

We make products too. Here's how we handle that.

  • HelloCues products compete on the same criteria as everything else in the catalog.
  • When a HelloCues product is shown for a beard concern, the card says HelloCues pick so you know who makes it.
  • If a non-HelloCues product is the better fit for your profile, that's what you should see.
  • You can hide a brand — including ours — and Method stops recommending it.

Safety comes before fit

Some things are never suggested.

Method is a grooming coach, not a medical service. It does not diagnose conditions or replace a dermatologist, barber, or physician.

Links, labels, and money

Some product links are affiliate links, which means HelloCues may earn a small commission if you buy. That never changes what Method recommends or the order you see it in — affiliate status is not part of ranking. Anything sponsored is labeled on the card. Outbound links carry a tag so we can see which recommendations were useful; we do not sell your information or share your profile with brands.

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