Growing a beard isn’t necessarily as easy as it sounds, mostly because you have to not shave anything for at least 4 weeks before you begin shaping it. My decision is coming from a deep hatred of shaving since I started. I’ve almost never been “clean shaven” because my skin is so sensitive, or accidentally shave my mole off (it’s happened to me twice), but have only gotten close to a full beard once, and it was the unkempt look of my face that sent me running for the clippers. NO MORE I SAY, I am growing my beard out once and for all, and I’m treating it like a birthright, and I think you should join me.
Besides, if you’re on this blog, you’re probably looking for ways to be healthy, and one of those ways is to LOOK healthy, and what looks more healthy then a thick, full beard?
I mean, why not grow a beard? Beards are sweet, and make you look awesome. It’s almost our duty as men to grow out our facial hair. Women wear makeup, and men grow beards. They can make you more attractive, as well as command respect. One of the things about my new beard I’m anticipating is seeing if people treat me any differently.
No matter how much we progress in gender equality, beard growing will remain a masculine trait shared with only a few unfortunate women. Think back to some of the revered men in history, and you will find a long legacy of facial hair.
In the end, growing a beard is a personal choice. Maybe you are one of those unfortunate man souls that remains mostly hairless your whole life. Maybe get some brown mascara to put on your facial hair so you don’t look so much like a pre-teen growing his first mustache. However if you KNOW you can grow a life-changing beard, you should STOP SHAVING NOW. If you would like to know more about allowing your beard to reach full potential, visit beards.org
Besides, if you’re on this blog, you’re probably looking for ways to be healthy, and one of those ways is to LOOK healthy, and what looks more healthy then a thick, full beard?
I mean, why not grow a beard? Beards are sweet, and make you look awesome. It’s almost our duty as men to grow out our facial hair. Women wear makeup, and men grow beards. They can make you more attractive, as well as command respect. One of the things about my new beard I’m anticipating is seeing if people treat me any differently.
No matter how much we progress in gender equality, beard growing will remain a masculine trait shared with only a few unfortunate women. Think back to some of the revered men in history, and you will find a long legacy of facial hair.
In the end, growing a beard is a personal choice. Maybe you are one of those unfortunate man souls that remains mostly hairless your whole life. Maybe get some brown mascara to put on your facial hair so you don’t look so much like a pre-teen growing his first mustache. However if you KNOW you can grow a life-changing beard, you should STOP SHAVING NOW. If you would like to know more about allowing your beard to reach full potential, visit beards.org
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