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bearded beyond fashion

Whenever someone asks which beard style they should grow, based on what’s trendy and fashionable, I always recommend ignoring fashion trends altogether. Fashions come and go all the time. Beards are better than that. Beards transcend fashion. Grow the beard that you want.

Why should a man let the whims of fashion and trendiness dictate his choice of beard style — or whether to even grow a beard or not? I guess the willingness to ignore fashion trends is one of the reasons that bearded men tend to be “rugged individualists” and independent thinkers who don’t follow the crowd for the sake of conformity. They honor and uphold the innate desire to be bearded, regardless of what others may think.

This has nothing to do with a lack of concern about personal appearance, however. A well-groomed beard accentuates a man’s appearance. Most men take pride in their beards. If they did not, they might as well shave. The decision to shave, of course, should not be based on current fashion trends!

3 Responses to “bearded beyond fashion”

  1. Adam Says:

    Maybe some of you guys can help. I have recently regrown my goatee, but I am having the same problem as I did last time. It seems my beard has dandruff, I was it with mild shampoo everyday, making sure to get out all the soap, and dry carefully. Yet, when I am sitting in class and I ‘play’ with it, I look down and have dandruff falling onto my jeans and sweater. Any advice for a guy who needs help?

  2. PAUL SHEPARD Says:

    I THINK THAT HAVING A BEARD IS A FASHION STATEMENT OF ITS OWN. IT IS THE OUTWARD SIGN OF A MANS MASCULINITY. TO WASTE TIME EVERY MORNING SCRAPING OFF THAT SIGN IS VERY GIRLY. BE A MAN AND LET THE WORLD WASTE TIME WITH WHAT IS IN FASHION AND NOT

  3. Jason Says:

    Adam,
    Depending on your skin, you may have better luck with a mild soap, Dove or something similar, perhaps even the ones for sensitive skin. It’s what I use, with the occasional conditioning. All else failing, maybe a shampoo specifically designed for dandruff in general would solve the problem. I’m sure you’re not the only one, maybe someone has a better suggestion. I hope you find something that works.

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