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A lot of men have 2 or even 3 different colors in their facial hair. Black, brown, red, maybe even some blonde...do you find this attractive or do you think it looks funny?
I have a very dark beard (like black) but much lighter hair under my lower lip and in my mustache. Like almost to the point it is blonde. I won't grow a full beard beyond a certain point because of this, but is this even something you would notice?
It's fine. As long as it is well-maintained, it's no big deal if there are hairs of different colors. Lots of men have mixed colors of hair in their facial hair.
I think it depends on the face. My ex is Scottish and he had what I called a calico beard. He normally would shave but I liked him having a beard because he has a really classically handsome face to pull off the beard. He looked sophisticated instead of homeless.
It depends. If you have black and white blonde, that might be too much contrast and be weird. My DH has brown hair but a very orange-red and blondeish beard with a brown circle on his cheek. For years it was too weird to grow out then in his 30s it toned down and looked fine and now that he is going a little gray on top his beard has become brown.
Mostly if you would have asked people his whole life they'd say his beard was brown. I don't think people really process it beyond that, unless it is truly weird and patchy. Most beards just blend together and people just accept it. I'd try growing it out, for fun.
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