Beards and Pipes

mjtannen

Can't Leave

Jan 3, 2011

411

3

• Jul 2, 2011

• #1

The best look especially for a guy who smokes a full bent. Always the best reminder of the great aroma of your last and always best smoke. My word to any man without one is "You'll never know what you are missing until you try one one for size". I'm suggesting that we brothers start a trend. Let us know how your's develops.

 

unclearthur

Lifer

Mar 9, 2010

6,875

5

• Jul 2, 2011

• #2

Look to my avatar! I have had a beard for years and have no plans to change that bit of me.

 

pstlpkr

Lifer

Dec 14, 2009

9,694

31

Birmingham, AL

• Jul 2, 2011

• #3

Just posted the latest incarnation of mine in the pic w/pipes.

I will usually grow a beard at the beginning of Fall, and revert to a moose-tash at the beginning of Spring.

 

bootlegbonvivant

Lifer

Nov 14, 2009

1,194

2

Flowery Branch, GA

• Jul 2, 2011

• #4

I sport my beard all year round. During the winter it just tends to get a bit more woolly.

 

juni

Lifer

Mar 9, 2010

1,184

11

• Jul 2, 2011

• #5

I agree when it comes to beards, but everyone knows a straight pipe is the sharpest looking pipe. :wink:

 

sjpipesmoker

Lifer

Apr 17, 2011

1,071

2

• Jul 2, 2011

• #6

A beard on me doesn't look good, I've been sporting a goatee for over 25 years

 

baronsamedi

Lifer

May 4, 2011

5,688

5

Dallas

• Jul 2, 2011

• #7

I typically grow a full beard in the winter, but I am rarely without whiskers. I typically wear a VanDyke an Imperial or a horseshoe moustache. Wahtever your style, I believe that all men should embrace their beards. Nothing wrong with being clean-shaven if that is what you truly prefer, but I like wearing a beard.

 

admin

Smoking a Pipe Right Now

Staff member

Nov 16, 2008

8,774

5,004

St. Petersburg, FL

pipesmagazine.com

• Jul 2, 2011

• #8

I've had the mustache and goatee for 25 years.

 

winton

Lifer

Oct 20, 2010

2,318

771

• Jul 2, 2011

• #9

I started the beard over 20 years ago. It makes up for what I have lost on top. A few months ago, I took off the beard. Within 24 hours it was growing back. I forgot how to safely shave some parts of my face.
Winton

 

pawpaw

Lifer

Jun 25, 2011

1,492

1

cleveland NC

• Jul 2, 2011

• #10

i hate to shave

 

thekiltedchaplain

Starting to Get Obsessed

May 11, 2011

164

0

• Jul 2, 2011

• #11

When people ask me "why do you have that thing on your face", I just smile and say, "because it looks better than what's underneath it!" Not sure why so few fella's let their whiskers grow out, I can't imagine not having some type of facial hair.

 

civey

Lurker

Jun 14, 2011

19

0

• Jul 2, 2011

• #12

I think that they go perfectly together too!

 

smokindawg

Can't Leave

May 25, 2011

454

0

• Jul 2, 2011

• #13

Only been clean shaven a couple times in the last 30 years or so. And it's a good thing, because I hate shaving.

 

lonestar

Lifer

Mar 22, 2011

2,854

161

Edgewood Texas

• Jul 2, 2011

• #14

I just shaved my beard off for the first time in ten years.

Probably wont make that mistake for about ten more.

Forgot how ugly I was under them whiskers. But its not near as bad as the time I shaved my head bald.

 

bambam

Can't Leave

Jun 22, 2011

393

9

Virginia

• Jul 2, 2011

• #15

I've sport a gotee and stache in the summer and a full beard in the winter. Been that way for 20 years and I don't see it changing any time soon.

 

ichbinmuede

Part of the Furniture Now

Feb 17, 2011

643

1

• Jul 2, 2011

• #16

I had the full beard for a while then I trimmed it down to try out a different style and then down to the moustache alone. Now I'm growing the full back so I can stop missing it. :lol:

 

tslex

Lifer

Jun 23, 2011

1,482

15

• Jul 2, 2011

• #17

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portascat

Lifer

Jan 24, 2011

1,057

3

Happy Hunting Grounds

• Jul 2, 2011

• #18

Bald and clean shaven.
I am built for speed.

 

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assaad

Can't Leave

Apr 4, 2011

340

2

• Jul 2, 2011

• #19

I made the mistake of shaving a few years ago and found that my chin mysteriously disappeared. I will never shave again! (I might, but probably not.) And yes, bent pipes do suit my bearded, short, chinless face much better. :puffpipe:

 

punkpiper

Starting to Get Obsessed

May 12, 2011

150

0

• Jul 2, 2011

• #20

I like to keep a goatee and sideburns going, but thats more to accent the features and please our lass. since I'm blonde it dosent show too well unless its in person. As for the sharpest pipe shape, I'd say itd be a cavalier.