Comments on: Growing a Manly Beard

By: Andrew LaBrador

Andrew LaBrador — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 15:34:12 +0000

I have had a beard for over two years before it was a trend. I grew it as a joke, that’s another story. I found that growing my beard was a process first you decide to do it, then once your facial hairs start growning you start in phases, such as, letting certain parts of your face grow out than gradually adding in the full beard. Your family and friends will hate it at first, but once you have a master’s beard everyone gets intimidated by it especially cleanly shaved men! It is an advantage. In a way, you are letting people know you are not a child but a Man!

To maintain your beard purchase a really good scissor. I trim my beard daily only to shape the edges and the chin area so not to have loose longer hairs sticking out. I also shave my neck and some face area with a straight razor to keep it clean looking.

Good luck.

By: Javagrendel

Javagrendel — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 20:49:42 +0000

Just wanted to share that I’ve finally decided to stick out the 4-6 weeks it takes to grow a beard. I’ve tried several times in the past, but gave up after a couple of weeks of intense itching on my neck and face.

This time I decided to get some tips on growing a beard, and a quick google search later learned the following helpful tips:
1. All beards itch initially (I thought I was the only one). A 1% solution of hydrocortizone will help with the itching, if it’s truly intolerable.
2. You beard will soften eventually.
3. You have to grow it for at least a month.

By the time I’ve finished phase 1 – i.e. growing the beard, I’ll be celebrating the big four oh, and what better time to man up with a manly beard than your fortieth, right?

:-)

By: Order 50 Ltd » Why a Beard?

Order 50 Ltd » Why a Beard? — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 19:08:53 +0000

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By: Henny bogan

Henny bogan — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 18:30:48 +0000

Has anyone met any of these so called pricks and non-pricks? And by met I mean actual time spent being around them…. Everyone is, and is not a prick, at times.

By: josh

josh — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 17:21:39 +0000

I just had back surgery and grew a beard for .the first time in my life. my wife loves it and my nurses told me they loved it yesterday when I stopped in my office. Lets see what my patients say next week.