Men who grow beard

[Classik]

some argue the chemical causes grayhair stuff and other problems

 

[jasonc]

Does it take all your time? Its usually one of the problems.

Some suffer rashes when they shave

shaving allergy. usually dark skinned people have that problem.

 

[jasonc]

some argue the chemical causes grayhair stuff and other problems

shoot, I have cleaned my trust army issued 9mm/m16/.50 cal and mk 19 with barbasol shaving cream.

 

[jeff77]

I don't like shaving in the winter because the cold dry air is irritating to the skin. So I will grow a beard but shave the neck part. That also saves money because I don't have to buy as many razors.

 

[Edward]

I could never grow a beard my entire life. It wouldn't come in fully and would leave patches on my cheeks. I'm not fond of the fumanchu/walter white look so I just kept shaving. Shaved everyday, wasn't lazy about it.

Until recently I decided hey lets see if it comes in. geez I'm 52 now so it just might work this time, lol. So I'm sporting my first real beard ever right now. It's about 2 months old now. Still a little thin on my left cheek but not too bad.

I gotta admit...it is kinda cool not having to shave in the morning! It's got quite a bit of grey in it, but that's ok. Scripture says grey hair is a glory for man or something like that. I took that to mean that, if you get to live that long to go grey.

I've heard it said that grey hair is a sign of wisdom. Who knows if its true or not. Might be. I have a mixture of black and grey, so that would mean that I have some wisdom but still have a lot to learn. that feels about right to me. I'm no idiot, but do have a lot to learn.

Eh. I like it. It's to the point now that I trimmed it up and groomed it, and I'm finding that I pretty much do have to shave every day again, or every few days. Just in a different way. Shave a portion of my neck and trim up the rest. I was trying to take a selfie in the mirror today and couldn't do it. Too much flash. I was thinking maybe I should change my avatar.

 

[th1b.taylor]

How about using this stuff....urrrm. Whats that chemical?.... Cant recall. The stuff you rub and evrything disappears from your face.

They invented that stuff for women's legs and they didn't like so they relabel it and sucker men into buying it!

That reminds me of the Margarine fiasco. The farmers were looking to add poundage to their yearly crop of turkeys and the scientists created the first white butter substitute for fattening Turkeys. Trouble was it killed the turkeys but fear not, all was not lost. They added color, stocked it on the cooler shelves and fed it to humans. Ingenuity.

 

[th1b.taylor]

They invented that stuff for women's legs and they didn't like so they relabel it and sucker men into buying it!

That reminds me of the Margarine fiasco. The farmers were looking to add poundage to their yearly crop of turkeys and the scientists created the first white butter substitute for fattening Turkeys. Trouble was it killed the turkeys but fear not, all was not lost. They added color, stocked it on the cooler shelves and fed it to humans. Ingenuity.

Oh, just so you know, I have been informed that with one chemical more and some pigment it becomes paint.

 

[Edward]

They invented that stuff for women's legs and they didn't like so they relabel it and sucker men into buying it!

That reminds me of the Margarine fiasco. The farmers were looking to add poundage to their yearly crop of turkeys and the scientists created the first white butter substitute for fattening Turkeys. Trouble was it killed the turkeys but fear not, all was not lost. They added color, stocked it on the cooler shelves and fed it to humans. Ingenuity.

Really? Whoa. That's scandalous.

Honey, could you pick up some turkey poison at the store when you're out? I was wanting some toast...

 

[Kathi]

My dad once grew a beard for the Oregon Centennial and then died it green for St.Patrick's Day.