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Personally, I do not care for any trend that makes everybody look like everybody else and the celebrity du jour. I like men who look unique and different and aren't afraid of asserting their own STYLE.
I find moustaches very sexy. My husband has one, as did the husband before him. I do not care for the current fashion for those little Van Dykes (often incorrectly called a Goatee, which in fact is just the beard portion of a Van Dyke).
I do not mind a full beard if it is well groomed and neat looking.
Personally, I do not care for any trend that makes everybody look like everybody else and the celebrity du jour. I like men who look unique and different and aren't afraid of asserting their own STYLE.
I agree with that
But for a long time beards were very out with younger men and rarely seen on them, so I only associated beards with old men. Now that more younger guys have beards, I see that they can look good. Like any style, it varies from person to person.
ouch! I hear ya! or stubble, that kinda hurts too!!
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Originally Posted by sierraAZ
No, unless it's a full, soft (have absolutely no use for wire brushes), and nicely maintained beard. Any other bizarre shootings of hair in all kinds of odd places turn me COLD! I just dont' understand why some otherwise decent-looking guys decide to uglify themselves. Some fashion statements...
Excellent. But I know what you mean ... I tend to be a little lax in the leg area during the winter as well. It's such a pain to shave legs every 3 days.
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Some fashion statements...
