The B.E.A.R.D. Room

[Papa Zook]

This room is for dudes with beards or mustaches. Women who fancy men with beards or mustaches are welcome here too and are encouraged to participate. Suggested discussion will be grooming, grooming products, history of beards, notable bearded men, beard photos of yourself or other notables, beard themed T-Shirts, posters, sayings, etc. I know its difficult, but please stay on topic as much as is possible.

 

[Keystone]

Length changes by seasons and moods, but I have had a beard since I left the Army in 1990!

As the saying goes,

my razor is rusted,
my barber is bored
Cause I ain't in the Army
NO MORE!

 

[Papa Zook]

Good one Ken! You got the beard and the hair going there.


I recently grew a beard, more of a goatee on steroids really, and I've discovered that if I dont use a beard oil, it gets really coarse and scratchy. Never used beard oil until a couple of days ago, but I have to say its good stuff. If you have never tried it, you should.

There are hundreds of blended essential beard oils out there with the prices all over the map, some high end ones running as much as $40 per ounce down to a few bucks an ounce for the cheap stuff. Who here is using beard oil and if so which one have you tried and like? Where are you getting it from and at what price?

 

[Ol' Man Jeb]

Like Keystone, I've had my beard since leaving the military in 1963. My wife of 25+ years has never seen me beardless. Over the years the length has varied. I am just now getting into the grooming bit, maybe too late...:AllGood:

 

[tbear]

Itchy beards?

I have had a Beard for over 40+ years and it is pure white and I believe you will never be able to get rid of the Itch or dryness. Especially as you get older. It's something the good Lord has blessed us men with. My doctor has given me a cream to rub over the dry areas to stop the itch but really never get RID of it.....it always comes back. Especially after a good long ride under the Sun or wind. Riding your Bike doesn't help matters. Ever see a Baby Face person that has ridin alot of miles and years on a bike with smooth skin? I haven't.:Coffee: just sayin-----------

 

[cdculbertson]

I've had facial hair of some sort since I could grow it. Here's one from a few months ago. I have since shaved my head again, and the mustache could use some touch up wax.

I have no idea why the image posted twice...

 

[Catfish]

Just took the selfie and tried to make it as sinister as possible. I only shampoo when I shower and keep a comb handy. I've thought about some beard wax, but so far it hasn't bothered me. I've had a partial beard for the last 40 years, but since before that only a mustache.

 

[David357]

I have had my goatee for over 25 years. I have found that keeping the beard real short works best for South Florida heat and stays very soft. The little lady really likes the beard short.

I use an electric hair clipper with a "blending" attachment on the beard about every 4 to 5 days.

My diet is high in coconut oils, olive oils and such. These oils taken in through normal cooking and eating habits are enough to keep the skin, nails and hair smooth and soft. The cost of these items is negligable.

I have on occasion, rubbed some coconut oil into the beard and let it soak in about an hour before showering. Baby shampoo works the best for me for both the beard and scalp. The beard will stay very soft and supple.ThumbUp

The price is unbeatable.:yahoo:

I will try to find a recent photo.

 

[rhino 2]

I hope this qualifies as a bonafide B.E.A.R.D. post, i knew a Sgt. in Nam, he had a handlebar mustache and it must of been 12 inches long tip to tip, and cured at the ends. He would use the wax from Hand Grenade canisters [Tubes] to keep it from drooping...And it didn't cost him a dime..

 

[Bikerbozo]

Dang it. Keeps posting sideways.
Anyways, had FuManchu for a while now. Started growing it a bit longer over a year ago. Pretty good for tweaking higher ups at work who are stuck in the IBM era (white button shirt and clean shaven. Even when working on dirty equipment). Been there long enough that they have no choice.
This pic is what I wore to company holiday party (plus black vest). I thought the ornaments hanging off it were a good touch. Everyone else dresses like they are going to a funeral. I tell them that if they see me in a suit, I must be going for an interview somewhere else.:qpnmt:
Did I mention that the missus wants to cut them off in my sleep?:xzqxz:

 

[tbear]

Just took the selfie and tried to make it as sinister as possible. I only shampoo when I shower and keep a comb handy. I've thought about some beard wax, but so far it hasn't bothered me. I've had a partial beard for the last 40 years, but since before that only a mustache.

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WE COULD PASS FOR BROTHERS..lol

 

[tbear]

I hope this qualifies as a bonafide B.E.A.R.D. post, i knew a Sgt. in Nam, he had a handlebar mustache and it must of been 12 inches long tip to tip, and cured at the ends. He would use the wax from Hand Grenade canisters [Tubes] to keep it from drooping...And it didn't cost him a dime..

Did the same thing when I was over there. I wish I could find the pic. too show you.................interesting......

 

[consitter]

Here I am when I was at my wooliest.

 

[rwhgme]

Full beard and hair the longest since...High School, 1971. I have a short video on my Facebook page that shows them. Gonna let them grow a while. I use Shampoo and a brush...that is all...

 

[Papa Zook]

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This was from today, it was nice out. Mine was a lot longer and thicker but I trimmed it back close a couple of days ago and I've been soaking it with beard oil every day, all to make Marge more accommodating to my sporting a beard. The oil makes a huge difference in it not being so spiky.

 

[Fowler]

I've had my beard since leaving the military :AllGood:

Me too, in one form or another. Its all gray now.
A couple weeks ago I let my grand daughter dye it a pink/purple color (the color is almost gone now}
She also colored in all my old arm tattoos.

 

[Sully]

I don't wear one all the time, mostly grow it for " No Shave November "
Every year.

 

[Dockem]

Had a stache since the early 70's. It bloomed into a trimmed beard about 9 years ago.

Shaved the mustache off once and the wife rebelled, so grew it back. Guess she couldn't handle my bare-@ssed face!

 

[1dn5up]

That was a good day !

 

[Ol' Man Jeb]

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This was from today, it was nice out. Mine was a lot longer and thicker but I trimmed it back close a couple of days ago and I've been soaking it with oil every day, all to make Marge more accommodating to my sporting a beard. The oil makes a huge difference in it not being so spiky.

regular or synthetic?
10W30?
Inquiring minds want to know...:whiteflag: