I tend to stick to just stubble as every time I let my facial hair grow longer I feel really unkempt, plus the itchiness very quickly starts to do my head in. Shame because I hate shaving with a passion.
Poll: Facial Hair. Yay, Nay or damn that's just hay.
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I find small neat beard to be the right balance between manly and creepy while maintaining a nice sense of comfort.
I always have a light amount of stubble. I have ridiculously sensitive skin, particularly my neck, and I've never been able to clean shave it without getting a ton of razor burn. With all the redness I think it actually ends up looking significantly worse than the "I forgot to shave today" look that I generally have.
I've tried every single type of fancy razor, shaving cream, and skin product under the sun that I can find and none of it helps at all. Buying an electric razor that lets me adjust the blade to cut really close, but not a clean shave, is the only thing that's prevented the burn.
I've tried every single type of fancy razor, shaving cream, and skin product under the sun that I can find and none of it helps at all. Buying an electric razor that lets me adjust the blade to cut really close, but not a clean shave, is the only thing that's prevented the burn.
I had wolverine style sideburns at 14 (led to my age forever getting overestimated) and I am currently growing a yeard.
I find female opinion on beards are mixed. My ex loved it, my mother and sisters think I look homeless (I don't, it's groomed and combed!)
I find female opinion on beards are mixed. My ex loved it, my mother and sisters think I look homeless (I don't, it's groomed and combed!)
^Also thisTuesday Night Fever said:
It's a beard that takes a year to grow
I've been going for a Van Dyke for years, but I keep ending up with a "passable tech support" look. xD
But the harder I try to grown this sucker, the more intense the rest of my body hair gets. I don't understand how this happens, all I know is that if I'm ever trapped penniless in Southeast Asia, I can probably get a job at a freakshow just by wearing a low-cut top backwards.
But the harder I try to grown this sucker, the more intense the rest of my body hair gets. I don't understand how this happens, all I know is that if I'm ever trapped penniless in Southeast Asia, I can probably get a job at a freakshow just by wearing a low-cut top backwards.
I like me my beard and mustache. On a girlfriend of mine? Nah no thanks.
Though it would look kinda... nah not really.. eh.. Let's just say that I'll have a confused boner.
Though it would look kinda... nah not really.. eh.. Let's just say that I'll have a confused boner.
I dislike having facial hair. It is mildly uncomfortable, doesn't look great, and having to shave is a chore I would rather not have to spend my time on. Sadly laziness leaves me befacial-haired a lot of the time.
If I could press a button and never have to grow unwanted hair ever again, I would be rather happy. As far as I know, however, there is no such easy solution.
Other people can do what they want with their facial hair. It can look good on people or bad on others. As far as attractiveness goes, I must admit I don't think I'm too fond of female facial hair.
If I could press a button and never have to grow unwanted hair ever again, I would be rather happy. As far as I know, however, there is no such easy solution.
Other people can do what they want with their facial hair. It can look good on people or bad on others. As far as attractiveness goes, I must admit I don't think I'm too fond of female facial hair.
I am female and no I do not grow facial hair, nor do I like it on males. I personally think it looks stupid, and find it repulsive, rather than attractive. Not only does it look stupid but it makes me not ever want to kiss someone who has fur around their mouth, I have no desire to touch it so yea, I have refused to date guys previously who had facial hair and yea, I would break up with a guy who would choose to grow it out after we were dating because he would then be forcing me to choose between not ever kissing him again or him trying to force me to touch something I am repulsed by and it would be wrong for him to try and force either. It is one thing if someone is injured and have no say in whether or not they change after they are in a relationship, however, it is different when they make knowing choices that they know their significant other finds repulsive. Intentionally trying to repulse a partner is not trying to make a relationship work, and ample reason to terminate it.. LOL
On another note, I also prefer them to shave their balls as well or anywhere else they want kissed. A mouthful of hair is not appetizing or sexy.
On another note, I also prefer them to shave their balls as well or anywhere else they want kissed. A mouthful of hair is not appetizing or sexy.
Depends on who its on. I might be able to pull off some scruff but I've yet to get the full beard.
If she intentionally gained weight you might have a point, however I have known very few people who intentionally gained weight to make themselves fat. As I stated above, if they have no say in how they change, growing old, reduced metabolism, losing a leg ect.. that is different than intentionally refusing to shave their legs or face knowing their partner finds it repulsive. I do think people should make an effort to keep healthy, however, ones metabolism slowing down is a part of aging, not a part of hygiene. A man not shaving his face is like a woman refusing to shave her armpits or legs, both are gross.Baffle said:
Can't really grow anything other than neck stubble that I promptly shave off once I notice it. However, my dad rocks a moustache, my oldest brother was able to dress up like ZZ Top for Halloween at the age of 17 and my other older brother looks homeless with his beard.
I'd say that my family does facial hair pretty well.
I'd say that my family does facial hair pretty well.