Beards, Who's Rocking One?

[Bengel]

I'm not a good selfie taker, but the beard has been there since the late 70s, only shaved off for a trip to Florida in 80 or 81.
Longer in Winter shorter in Summer.

 

[seldom]

BBB Best Make from 1899 with beard.

 

[PaulTheScandinavian]

so far,I'm clean shaved but lately, I've been thinking on growing mustache as seen in my avatar,, lol, but yes,some folk says they would make one looks older, so that'll be seen,

 

[alaskanpiper]

Moose season led to shaving laziness, so for now, sort of......might see how long I can go before my life as a corporate chode forces me to shave it for some mucky muck elbow rubbing shindig. I always keep at least the goat.

 

[didimauw]

This is probably all mine will ever be

 

[alaskanpiper]

This is probably all mine will ever be

Duluth Trading Co. FTW. My flannel in the above pic is also DTC, well AK hardgear anyway, by DTC. They rock.

 

[didimauw]

Duluth Trading Co. FTW.

Yes sir!!! I have two! Haha

 

[alaskanpiper]

Yes sir!!! I have two! Haha

I have like 40, hahaha. My wife gets me alot of their stuff, flannels, etc. I really like their merino blended base layers as well as their fleece lined fire hose pants. Great for wintertime choring on the homestead.

 

[saintpeter]

Beard? I grow a summer beard. Some are here, some are there. I don't care for it, but the cats seem to like it.

 

[mso489]

Mustache, no beard. My face is too long, and I already look a little too solemn sometimes. I think facial hair is "in" right now for men of all ages. It sort of comes and goes. At one point, it was a meritocracy; if you had a certain professional status, you could wear a beard, and some did so because they wanted and needed to look older. If anyone wants to try it because it is less shaving, think again. It's another step in grooming, and probably takes longer than shaving. When I grew a mustache and shaved it off, my late wife didn't notice it for a week or more, so I took her out to a nice steak dinner and asked if she noticed anything relatively new, but I had to tell her! We had a good laugh. The current mustache is about five years growing and takes a lot of pruning to keep it out of my food, and the food out of it.

 

[Bengel]

Mustache, no beard. My face is too long, and I already look a little too solemn sometimes. I think facial hair is "in" right now for men of all ages. It sort of comes and goes. At one point, it was a meritocracy; if you had a certain professional status, you could wear a beard, and some did so because they wanted and needed to look older. If anyone wants to try it because it is less shaving, think again. It's another step in grooming, and probably takes longer than shaving. When I grew a mustache and shaved it off, my late wife didn't notice it for a week or more, so I took her out to a nice steak dinner and asked if she noticed anything relatively new, but I had to tell her! We had a good laugh. The current mustache is about five years growing and takes a lot of pruning to keep it out of my food, and the food out of it.

Stache works!
Picture, or it did not happen

 

[pappymac]

About ready for the "Season."

 

[olkofri]

Never had one. Never will. Guess I might get kicked off the Black Frigate:

 

[MrTom]

I often used to shave my beard off most years, but now I'm retired, letting it all hang out ???

 

[foggymountain]

I have had a beard since 1981, smoked a pipe from 1954 until 2018. No connection.

 

[Elric]

Just a goatee here. My face is chubby enough, I don't need the extra width, LOL!

 

[curl]

This is my beard conditioner. What do you use? Does it have a picture of pipe smoking guy?

 

[kurtbob]

what’s this thread about? Ok, just kidding

 

[voorhees]

 

[brian64]

Never had one. Never will. Guess I might get kicked off the Black Frigate

Either that or you'll wish you'd been kicked off.