OT: Beards
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Now now let’s not compare a 3-10 day “manly” look with a weak hipster’s “man bun.”
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As I sit here sipping my coffee..Here's an example..Aquaman should always have a beard:HeartEyes:
Sophia (whatever her last name is) husband should NOT. He's a good looking dude who just aged himself 15years with that thing.
As I sit here sipping my coffee..Here's an example..Aquaman should always have a beard:HeartEyes:Sophia (whatever her last name is) husband should NOT. He's a good looking dude who just aged himself 15years with that thing.
I think he's got the grey on purpose. Some women are into the grey. I have been told by women my age that they think he's very good looking. Plus Sofia Vergara is one of the hottest women in Hollywood IMO, she could have any dude she wanted.
I have had a beard for years now. It's easier, it looks good, and once you have it for a while it doesn't itch. For a millennial man if you don't have a beard I assume you can't grow it or your job bans it, which in 2020 I think is limited to people who need to cover their face for work.
I don't think I would do the ZZ top type beard, maybe it'd look good but I'd be paranoid about food getting stuck in it.
I don't think I would do the ZZ top type beard, maybe it'd look good but I'd be paranoid about food getting stuck in it.
Or... you could go for the "Coach Franklin" look? A really big "thumb," if you know what I mean.
Are beards dirtier than dogs? 'Significantly' more germs hide in men's beards, study finds
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...says-significantly-more-germs-men/3495993002/
Man's best friend might have a thing or two to teach us about cleanliness: The beards covering men's faces hide "significantly higher" amounts of bacteria than found on dogs, a recent study suggests.
The research, published in February in the peer-reviewed journal European Radiology, compared bacteria samples from 18 hairy men with those from 30 dogs, including border collies, dachshunds and German shepherds.
The conclusion? "On the basis of these findings, dogs can be considered as 'clean' compared with bearded men," the Switzerland-based researchers noted.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...says-significantly-more-germs-men/3495993002/
Man's best friend might have a thing or two to teach us about cleanliness: The beards covering men's faces hide "significantly higher" amounts of bacteria than found on dogs, a recent study suggests.
The research, published in February in the peer-reviewed journal European Radiology, compared bacteria samples from 18 hairy men with those from 30 dogs, including border collies, dachshunds and German shepherds.
The conclusion? "On the basis of these findings, dogs can be considered as 'clean' compared with bearded men," the Switzerland-based researchers noted.
I think there are different ways a bald head can wind up looking, I'm stocky so it's more on the thumb side of things. At least until you meet me, then maybe it's more of a dickhead look....
A 2017 survey found approximately 1/3 of men wear beards. 44% of men 18 to 29 have beards. 31% of those 30 to 59 and 26% of those over 60 have beards.
I grew a beard a few times in my life just to change it up a little bit, but probably not since the very early 2000s - like 2001. Now that they are/were recently stylish, I avoid them so as not to look like the Gorton's fisherman. It's completely white except for a few flecks over my lip. I already look older than my age without enhancing the effect.