[ARCHIVED THREAD] - growing a beard (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 10/31/2013 6:44:57 AM EDT
| At what point does new beard growth stop itching so much that I want to claw my face off? |
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I've never really seen myself with facial hair, and I'm considering the no-shave November thing, but as crazy as it sounds, I don't know if I can simply not shave.
It's an important part of starting my day. I'd also be excluding myself from the interest of a significant percentage of women. |
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I've never really seen myself with facial hair, and I'm considering the no-shave November thing, but as crazy as it sounds, I don't know if I can simply not shave. It's an important part of starting my day. I'd also be excluding myself from the interest of a significant percentage of women. Women love beards. Well, not if you're fugly or have a neckbeard. |
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I've never really seen myself with facial hair, and I'm considering the no-shave November thing, but as crazy as it sounds, I don't know if I can simply not shave. It's an important part of starting my day. I'd also be excluding myself from the interest of a significant percentage of women. I'm inclined to believe you hang with the wrong type of women. |
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I've never really seen myself with facial hair, and I'm considering the no-shave November thing, but as crazy as it sounds, I don't know if I can simply not shave. It's an important part of starting my day. I'd also be excluding myself from the interest of a significant percentage of women. I have not shaved my beard in 6 months....it actually attracts women. |
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I've had a beard for most of 10 years now, only shaved it a time or two. The itching stopped pretty quick for me, a week or two tops.
It's about as long as it ever has been right now. This is also the first time I have ever let the 'stache grow wild as well, haven't trimmed it in months. The long mustache has been way harder to get used to than the beard, but it will be worth it when I land that Santa job over Christmas. |
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Just entered a contest with my guys. No shaving until March 1st. Should be entertaining.
You'll want to pick up something like this. http://www.amazon.com/Wild-Man-Beard-Conditioning-Oil/dp/B00B0M608I |
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I've had a beard for most of 10 years now, only shaved it a time or two. The itching stopped pretty quick for me, a week or two tops. It's about as long as it ever has been right now. This is also the first time I have ever let the 'stache grow wild as well, haven't trimmed it in months. The long mustache has been way harder to get used to than the beard, but it will be worth it when I land that Santa job over Christmas. How many days worth of food do you store in it
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How many days worth of food do you store in it ![]() Quoted:
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I've had a beard for most of 10 years now, only shaved it a time or two. The itching stopped pretty quick for me, a week or two tops. It's about as long as it ever has been right now. This is also the first time I have ever let the 'stache grow wild as well, haven't trimmed it in months. The long mustache has been way harder to get used to than the beard, but it will be worth it when I land that Santa job over Christmas. How many days worth of food do you store in it ![]() lol, well to be honest I try not to do that, but honestly when I've shaved or even trimmed closer than usual, I feel like I'm splashing my face with whatever I'm drinking, and frequently find myself having to wipe my chin. So I guess the beard must be catching quite a bit, but it hides it pretty well. |
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Quoted: I'd also be excluding myself from the interest of a significant percentage of women. I'm not so sure about that. Without fail, every woman that I have dated has preferred me with some amount of facial hair. The hotter the woman, the more she liked me with a beard. |

I grew it back immediately.
